Resources
This resource can be used as a simple way to introduce the geographical key concept of interconnection. Students can use the materials in this booklet to explore how volcanoes in Indonesia are connected to the products we buy in Australia.
This is a booklet introducing the concept of globalisation. With a built in marking system, this can easily be printed out for students and quickly assessed.
This study guide gives a comprehensive analysis of characters, themes and context. The director’s views and values are explored along with their filmic choices. Essay samples and topics also included.
In this unit, students will learn about our planet’s population trends and how cities around the world have grown and expanded over time. Students will also discover the impacts of urbanisation and how cities and communities respond to the negative environmental consequences that threaten sustainable livability.
This is a printable workbook for students to complete.
Target Audience: Junior Geography
This is a one page document of simple instructions for students to follow to complete a case study on either Vietnam or Italy.
Target Audience: Senior Geography
This unit aims to dive into the exciting world of sustainable urban living, where students will learn about eco-friendly materials, sustainable building practices, cities that are models for the future, and even design our own livable, sustainable community or home.
Target Audience: Junior Geography
In this unit, students will come to understand how to analyse a film and determine what elements the film director uses to engage his audience. Through an understanding of Lego as product, they will also understand the commercial drive behind the creation of the film and its storyline. Students will learn the elements of how a film is created, including what film techniques are used, character development and interaction, themes, symbolism, dialogue and more.
Target Audience: Junior English
Set aside a lesson to create good mood paper fortune tellers (sometimes referred to as ‘chatterboxes’) with your class. Paper fortunes tellers are a classic positive engagement tool for students.