Nancy Walker

You can use these cards as a discussion starter or as a matching activity. Students will learn the different characteristics of each habitat. Habitats included: Desert Ocean Coastal Wetlands Rainforest Bushlands

Are you studying Australian Animals? These cards are perfect to use for a word wall, categorising the different types of animals or simply working out which habitat each animal belongs to. Print in colour and laminate.

Use these cards as a classroom display, flash cards or for categorising into groups. Print in colour and laminate.

This amazing Project will cover all the skills needed to assess your students knowledge in researching, designing and building a habitat. This task is designed for students to work in small groups to build a 3 dimensional habitat in the centre of their table. This is a great way to assess how students work in group situations. The task involves students to research a chosen habitat. They use the information collected to help plan and design a habitat, thinking about the different types of mate

This is a copy of a planner I designed for teaching grade 3 and 4 students computer tasks. Use this 10 week planner to assist with your ITC lessons.

This is a copy of a planner I designed for teaching grade 3 and 4 students computer tasks. Use this 10 week planner to assist with your ITC lessons.

This is a copy of a planner I designed for teaching grade 3 and 4 students computer tasks. Use this 10 week planner to assist with your ITC lessons.

This is a copy of a planner I designed for teaching grade 3 and 4 students computer tasks. Use this 10 week planner to assist with your ITC lessons.

Are you learning about the different types of energy? You can use these cards to classify and sort the different types of energy found in our environment. Print in colour and laminate.

Have your students make a list of any item that can be categorised as a Solid, Liquid or a Gas. For example: A-air B-balloon C-carbon D-drink

Use the images provided to make a PowerPoint Presentation about Australia. Students copy, paste and sort images according to the state and territory they belong to. Students can then add action buttons to make an interactive PowerPoint.

These posters highlight the difference in characteristics of each state of matter. Print and display around your classroom.

This PowerPoint Presentation is a great discussion starter when introducing the Urban Habitat.

Use these cards as a display or flash cards for discussion about the different types of Energy found in our environment.

Students list the different solids, liquids and gases that they find at school and at home.

This poster shows the position of Australia in relation to the sun. You can use this poster to explain how seasons are formed.

Use these cards to make a word wall. Have students find matching pictures in newspapers or magazines to make a colourful display.

Use the attached internet site to discover which state or territory these Australian animals live.