Animal Adaptions Unit
This Australian Museum resource helps primary students explore how animal adaptations and classification support survival through hands-on activities, virtual exhibitions, research tasks, and curriculum-linked learning experiences.
The Evolution of Sharks: Natural Selection
Explore shark evolution and adaptions, analysing natural selection and survival to explain how species change and respond to environmental pressures.
Critical Conservation: Coral Bleaching
Investigate coral bleaching and human impacts, analysing causes and solutions to explain ecosystem change.
Explore the Ecosystem: Seahorses
Analyse a seahorse food web, exploring predator-prey relationships and human impacts to explain ecosystem balance and environmental change.
Save Our Seas: The Rangers Challenge
Students are challenged to become ultimate ocean conservation champions with a free activity pack.
Beneath the Tides – Coastal Habitats & Rockpools
Explore how environmental conditions affect survival, adaptions, and ecosystem relationships.
What Belongs in the Ocean?
Sort items to identify what belongs in the ocean, exploring habitats, human impact and actions to protect environments through discussion.
‘That’s Not My Shark’ Play Cards
Make a splash and spark curiosity about sharks and sea creatures with under-the-sea sensory and craft activities for home or adaptable to any Early Years or Stage one setting.
NSW Seafood Industry Partnership in Schools (SIPS 2030)
This lesson series on sustainable NSW seafood provides students with adaptable resources, including worksheets, activities and videos, to support learning and build a critical understanding of sustainable fishing practices.
The Rivers and Wetlands of the Murray Darlin Basin
This resource provides downloadable teacher support materials and learning sequences to help educators guide students through inquiry‑based lessons about the Basin’s rivers, wetlands, ecosystems, Aboriginal perspectives and environmental stewardship.