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Students learn about the different types of landscapes and their common landforms in this fun and interactive WebQuest activity - one of our bestselling resources! Designed to suit the Australian Curriculum Year 8 Geography Unit 1: Landscapes and Landforms: "Different types of landscapes and their distinctive landform features." (ACHGK048). A great way to start off this unit of work. Students embark upon a WebQuest using carefully predetermined links to websites, using the information there t

Students learn about the Interwar Years (1919 – 1939) in this fun and interactive WebQuest activity - great for in the classroom, paperless and distance learning! Designed to suit the Australian Curriculum Year 10 History and can be used an activity to introduce the World War II Depth Study. Covers the following overview content descriptor: The inter-war years between World War I and World War II, including the Treaty of Versailles, the Roaring Twenties and the Great Depression (ACOKFH018)Stu

A reading comprehension and visual analysis worksheet designed to support teaching of the picture book The Rabbits (1998) by John Marsden and Shaun Tan. Perfect for secondary English studying visual texts and visual language, or to supplement units on Australian history. This 12 page resource contains 6 different activities and a creative extension task, which will keep your students engaged for several lessons. The questions progress from low to high level skills: Predictions Knowledge and C

An engaging World War One resource for teaching about the experiences of Australians fighting during the Gallipoli Campaign while also developing student's source analysis skills. Perfect for anyone teaching Year 9 History in Humanities and Social Sciences, as this resource has been created to meet the following Australian Curriculum criteria: The places where Australians fought and the nature of warfare during World War I, including the Gallipoli campaign (ACDSEH095) Using sources to in

A brilliant introduction or review activity for anyone teaching the key features of democracy and Australia's system of government for Secondary Civics and Citizenship (Humanities and Social Sciences). This easily adaptable resource can be used with Year 7, 8 or 9 students.Use with Year 7s to introduce key concepts for their civics work, and extend their knowledge by exposing to ideas which will come up again in future studies. Use with Year 8 students to succinctly review their Year 7 civics w

Students learn about the world's major terrestrial biomes in this fun and interactive WebQuest activity - great for in the classroom, paperless or distance learning! Designed to suit the Australian Curriculum Year 9 Geography Unit 1: Biomes and Food Security, with a focus on the following content: Distribution and characteristics of biomes as regions with distinctive climates, soils, vegetation and productivity. (ACHGK060)Students embark upon a WebQuest using carefully predetermined links t

Students learn about the definition of urbanisation, its major causes and consequences in this fun and interactive WebQuest activity. This resource is great for in the classroom, paperless, device-based or distance learning and a great way to start off studies of urbanization topics! Use as an activity to introduce the Year 8 Geography topic Changing Nations, review student knowledge, set as a relief lesson or as a homework activity. Designed to suit the Australian Curriculum Year 8 Geography Un

A great activity for teaching your students about political parties in Australia. This Secondary Civics and Citizenship resource explores the definition of a political party, their purpose and function within the Australian political system. Students complete a guided notes activity using the included PowerPoint presentation, answer comprehension questions and undertake a research task comparing two political parties. Includes a fun quiz where students guess if the names of Australian political

An engaging activity exploring Australia's three levels of government roles and responsibilities in a sorting task. Crafted specifically for the Australian Curriculum, this engaging activity invites upper primary and lower secondary students into an interactive learning experience. Dive into the heart of governmental functions with this engaging, hands-on activity that requires no prep beyond printing worksheets. Explore the roles and responsibilities of federal, state, and local governments th

Looking for a fun, engaging project to conclude or extend your class' studies of secondary Economics and Business? Check out this resource, where students are challenged to invent, plan, create and present a completely new system of currency of their own. A perfect mini- unit of work, suitable for 1 - 2 weeks of class time (depending on how many coins and notes you set for your students to make!) with each step set out via PowerPoint or PDF slides, PLUS an introduction activity to get students

A mapping and writing Geography task which describes the distribution of Australia's major terrestrial biomes, with sentence strips designed to support student's extended writing. Perfect for anyone teaching Australian Curriculum Year 9 Geography unit: Biomes and Food Security. Students identify the distribution of the five main biomes within Australia on a blank map, applying BOLTSS to the completed map. They then use their completed maps to write two paragraphs, describing the distribution of

A comprehension and creation task designed to accompany a reading of Shaun Tan's picture book The Lost Thing or a viewing of the animated short film version, narrated by Tim Minchin. Link: Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EMzzJhH1EcPart 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EMzzJhH1EcStudents complete the comprehension questions, complete an analysis of the visual techniques used on the front cover, then design their own "lost thing," complete with special powers and an interesting sto

Perfect activity for anyone teaching the novel study Boy Overboard, by Morris Gleitzman (2002). This resource comprises a 30 multi-choice question quiz about the plot, characters, setting and themes of Boy Overboard, and works well as an introduction or conclusion activity for your lesson. For flexibility, the quiz is divided up into 2 sections, Part 1 covers Chapters 1 - 21 content, while Part 2 covers Chapters 22 - 42 content. This enables you to split the quiz into two sections, complete Par

A teaching resource tailored for Australian classrooms: our 24-slide PowerPoint presentation and 4-page student worksheet designed for the Geography Landscapes and Landforms unit of work. Aligned with the Australian Curriculum (ver. 9.0), this content is crafted to meet the specific needs of secondary geography students. A great way to start the Landscapes and Landforms unit of work. This resource covers definitions of "landscape" and "landform," overview of the six major Earth landscapes, summa

Three engaging and adaptive revision activities to review the Year 9 Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS) Civics and Citizenship curriculum. Perfect for test preparation, examination revision and end of unit conclusions. This resource comprises of three different revision activities, designed to assist your students with content review and help develop revision skills. Students complete a review mind map, with scaffolded headings based on key content from the Year 9 Humanities and Social Scienc

This resource comprises of three different revision activities, such as review mind map with scaffolded headings based on key content of the Year 8 Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS) Economics & Business Curriculum (ver. 8.4). It covers a variety of essential topics including Australian marketplaces, government interference in the economy, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander markets and participation, consumer and producer rights and responsibilities, business opportunities and influence

Four great resources to support your teaching of the topic: Geographies of Interconnections. Are you a Year 9 Geography teacher searching for an all-inclusive, time-saving solution? Our Geographies of Interconnections bundle is your key to transforming your classroom and elevating your students' learning experience. A bundle of comprehensive resources exploring the Year 9 Geography unit "Geographies of Interconnections," Australian curriculum (ver. 9.0) aligned and designed to save you time. If

Elevate Your Classroom Experience with a Game-Changing Resource! Are you ready to captivate your Year 7 students' imaginations and deepen their understanding of Geography's Place and Liveability topic? Our resource is your key to an engaging and enriching classroom experience. Unleash Student Creativity: Ideal for Concluding or Extending Knowledge! Energize Your Year-End Activities: Add a Spark of Fun to Your Classroom! Comprehensive Lessons in One Resource: Perfect for Individual Assignmen

Three engaging and adaptive revision activities to review the Year 9 Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS) Economics and Business curriculum. Perfect for test preparation, examination revision and end of unit conclusions. This resource comprises of three different revision activities, designed to assist your students with content review and help develop revision skills. Students complete a review mind map, with scaffolded headings based on key content from the Year 9 Humanities and Social Scienc

Teaching Year 10 Geography Unit 2: Geographies of Human Wellbeing? Download this great word wall resource, containing 48 word wall cards perfect for teaching this unit of work. This word wall is supported with a list of definitions for each of the 48 key words, PLUS two student terminology worksheets. This resource has been designed for use with the Year 10 Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS) Australian Curriculum. The words have been drawn from a variety of sources to suit whichever resourc