Indigenous weather knowledge
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.
Natural Water Cycle Colouring Sheet
Colour in the natural water cycle and see how water moves through different states of matter.
Natural Water Cycle
This interactive resource engages students in exploring the natural water cycle, including evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and runoff, through an engaging, scroll-based visual model that demonstrates how water continuously moves through Earth’s systems.
Exploring Estuaries
This South East Water teacher resource provides curriculum-linked activities and guidance for exploring estuarine ecosystems, helping students understand estuary processes, biodiversity, and the impacts of human activity on these dynamic coastal environments.
The Water Cycle
This Unitywater education platform provides teachers with curriculum-linked resources, activities, and interactive content that help students explore the urban water cycle, sewage treatment processes, and water sustainability through real-world community-based learning.
The Water Education Toolkit
This toolkit supports teachers with lessons, activities, and resources to help students understand water systems, water conservation, and sustainable water management.
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.
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.
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.