Water… WOW!
This education resource help students explore water systems, catchment environments, and sustainability issues through hands-on investigations and local case studies.
Learn with Blueback
This resource uses the novel Blueback to engage students in exploring marine conservation themes, including ocean ecosystems, human impacts, and environmental stewardship through curriculum-linked learning activities.
Ocean Food Chains and Pollution Solutions excursion
This Sydney-based excursion enables students to investigate ocean food chains and the impacts of pollution, while exploring practical solutions for protecting marine ecosystems through interactive, curriculum-linked activities.
Meet Barani – A Sydney Story on Water, Land and Sky Country
This excursion engages students in exploring Indigenous maritime knowledge and perspectives through storytelling, cultural learning, and hands-on activities that highlight Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander connections to sea Country.
Ocean Ecosystem Dynamics Excursion
This Sydney-based excursion allows students to explore ocean ecosystem dynamics, including food webs, biodiversity, and human impacts on marine environments, through interactive exhibits and curriculum-linked, hands-on learning experiences.
Sharks: Secondary Sharks: Secondary unit
Students explore shark anatomy, adaptations, ecology, and conservation through inquiry-based, curriculum-linked learning activities and scientific case studies.
Impacts of climate change on the Great Barrier Reef
Students investigate the impacts of climate change on coral reef ecosystems, including coral bleaching, reef biodiversity, and conservation strategies through curriculum-linked activities and case studies.
Sharks: Primary Unit
This Australian Museum resource introduces primary students to shark biology, behaviour, habitats, and conservation through interactive activities, videos, and curriculum-linked learning tasks.
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.
Whales find-a-word
Dot-to-dot and find-a-word activities to develop numeracy and literacy skills. The words can form the basis of a discussion about whale body parts and how they help them to live in the ocean.