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This resource explains how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples use Indigenous seasonal calendars and environmental knowledge based on long term observation of plants, animals, and weather patterns to understand and interpret Australia’s climate and seasonal change.

This five minute video gives an entertaining and visual explanation of the three main states of matter and describes how water constantly moves through these states in the natural water cycle.

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.

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.

Investigate ocean threats (e.g. pollution, overfishing), discussing human impacts and causes, and recording ideas to build environmental awareness.

Explore sustainable actions to protect oceans, creating a class manifesto with solutions and impacts, building environmental awareness and persuasive communication skills.

Create a persuasive poster using emotive language, rhetorical questions and other devices to promote ocean conservation, developing communication and audience awaresness.

Explore ocean threats, discussion impacts on environments and living things, and create a mind map to organise ideas, build awareness and support informative communication.

Write a first-person diary using descriptive and sensory language to create an underwater setting, developing vocabulary, grammar and imaginative writing.

Match sea creatures to features, describing characteristics and using simple texts to communicate understanding through observation and discussion.