Our Earth’s Magic Materials
Students understand the properties, uses, and impact of everyday materials. They investigate the Cultural, Environmental and Social impacts of mini…
Knowing Country: Connecting with Country, Cultures and Peoples
Overview Links to Resources Overview Overview Intended learning for the lessons: Students will connect with Country/place, people and the Culture of the Barkandji, Mutthi Mutthi…
Rock Cycles Lesson 3
To begin this lesson, distribute the ‘Rock Chart’. Students venture outside to collect various rocks, stones and pebbles in and around the school grounds. This…
Rock Cycles Lesson 4
Explain to the students that they will be making their own edible rock formations to further articulate the rock cycle process. Distribute ‘slice recipe’ and the…
The Boomerang Principle Lesson 2
Following on from the last lesson, watch the Wamba Wamba film on Shields and the Bangerang film on Boomerangs. Facilitate a yarning circle to discuss…
The Boomerang Principle Lesson 3
To begin this lesson, make a paper aeroplane and fly it in the classroom. Encourage students to create their own paper aeroplanes and allow five…
The Boomerang Principle Lesson 1
Engage with the Tools and Technology Discovery Map on Jajoo Warrngara. Using the Map of Indigenous Australia | AIATSIS and the VACL Map, identify where…
The Boomerang Principle Lesson 4
Following on from the last lesson, students begin building their approved designs. Tasks Students build their flying devices using the forces of flight. Note: this…
Rock Cycles Lesson 1
Engage with the Tools and Technology Discovery Map on Jajoo Warrngara and watch the Welcome videos from the Three Tribal Groups – the Mutthi Mutthi,…
Rock Cycles Lesson 2
Following on from the last lesson, students explore the types of rock used in stone knapping and other First Nations practices. Watch the following film…
