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Free for SubscribersResource: Homes in the Past
$5.00The resource examines different types of homes used by people around the world in the past.
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Resource: In the Museum
$2.00In Years 1, 2 and 3 History in the Australian Curriculum, students compare objects from the past with the present. This resource introduces students to the idea of museums and how they display objects from the past.
The resource examines different kinds of museums, as well as the objects that might be expected in a museum. It explains to students how to approach museums from an Inquiry framework, to help them engage with the material displayed.
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Resource: Indigenous Peoples of Asia – Dani
$2.00Part of a series on the Indigenous Peoples of Asia, this resource examines the Dani People of New Guinea.
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Resource: Indigenous Peoples of Asia – Wa
$2.00Part of a series on the Indigenous Peoples of Asia, this resource examines the Wa People of Burma and China.
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Resource: Indigenous Peoples of Asia – Yi
$2.00Part of a series on the Indigenous Peoples of Asia, this resource examines the Yi People of China.
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Resource: Indigenous Peoples of Australia – Mithaka
$2.00Part of a series on the Indigenous Peoples of Australia, this resource examines the Mithaka People of Queensland.
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Resource: Indigenous Peoples of Australia – Quandamooka
$2.00Part of a series on the Indigenous Peoples of Australia, this resource examines the Quandamooka People of North Stradbroke Island in Queensland.
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Resource: Living in the Past
$26.00This resource uses a narrative device to examine family structures and daily life in the past , in order to help younger students connect with different ways of life. Case studies are presented from 7 time and space locations, describing the life of an imaginary approximately 8 year old child in each.
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Resource: Ludwig Leichhardt
$2.00Friedrich Wilhelm Ludwig Leichhardt (known as Ludwig Leichhardt) was born in Prussia, which is today part of Germany. He wanted to explore inland Australia and led an expedition from Brisbane to Port Essingdon, near Darwin. A later expedition, from Brisbane to Perth, across the interior, led to the disappearance of him and his party.
This resource examines the life and expeditions of Leichhardt and aligns with Year 3 and 5 Australian Curriculum History, Geography and HASS.
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Resource: Modern Families Around the World
$13.00This resource, aimed at younger students, gives sample families from Australia, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Japan, Saudi Arabia and Somalia.
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Resource: Museum Labels
$2.00This resource guides the students to understand which information is supplied by labels in a museum and how this information helps people to interact with the objects displayed.
A set of museum labels is provided for students who wish to make their own museum in the classroom. The labels given can be copied for students to complete and use in class.
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Resource: Pawel Strzelecki
$2.00Pawel Strzelecki explored the mountains of the Temperate regions of Australia in southern New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania in the 1840s. He named Mount Kosciuszko, the highest peak in Australia. Several areas have been named after him. This resource examines his explorations and the areas which he visited.
The resource aligns with Year 3 and 5 Australian Curriculum History, Geography and HASS.
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Resource: Perth Through the Years
$4.00This local history resource on the city of Perth examines the city from Aboriginal area before European settlement to growing modern city.
Aimed at students in Year 3, this resource can also be used for students in other year levels looking at local history or aspects of the Australian Curriculum History and HASS.
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Resource: Plants and Animals Around the World
$6.00This resource, aimed at younger students, is designed to complement the resource Modern Families Around the World. For each of the focus countries: Australia, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Japan, Saudi Arabia and Somalia, one plant and one animal is described.
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Resource: Roald Amundsen
$2.00The party which was the first to reach the South Pole, was led by the Norwegian, Roald Amundsen. This resource examines his life and the knowledge which helped Amundsen, and his men, to survive in the extreme climate of Antarctica.
The resource aligns with Year 3 Australian Curriculum History, Geography and HASS.
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Resource: Robert Peary
$2.00The American, Robert Peary, had a dream to be the first man to reach the North Pole. He approached this goal in increments, first exploring Greenland and learning how to survive in Arctic conditions from the indigenous Inuit people. His claim to have reached the North Pole in 1909 is controversial, as Peary did not provide any proof and his navigation may not have been completely accurate.
This resource examines his life and aligns with Year 3 Australian Curriculum History, Geography and HASS.
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