Blue The Film: the Decline of Our Oceans
This unit uses clips from Blue to inspire learning about the ocean and the impact of human behaviour on its health. Lessons incorporate mindfulness, storytelling, drama, music, design thinking, scientific inquiry, and marine turtle conservation.
Take 3 for the Sea – Taking Action for Our Oceans
In this unit, students explore their connection to the ocean through various activities that focus on the ways we need and impact the ocean, as well as the issue of plastic waste.
Sustainability and the Environment
This unit aims to foster a sense of responsibility and encourage students to think critically about their impact on the environment.
Take 3 For The Sea – Exploring Solutions to Plastic Pollution
Students explore their connection to the ocean and the impact of plastic waste on it. The activities involve watching videos, creating exhibits, generating questions, and developing pitches to address plastic waste.
Take 3 for the Sea classroom Initiative Guide
Webinars, teaching guides, lesson plans, video content, songs and more. Content Pillars: Plastic Pollution, Environment, People and Connection and Climate Action.
Blueback: Sustainability and the Ocean
This English unit develops students’ ocean literacy through Blueback, using film clips, texts, and conservation data to explore sustainable ocean practices and key marine conservation topics in Australia.
Blue The Film: Our Oceans and Our Future
English. This resource pack includes various lessons for students to explore their connection to the ocean, learn about ocean health, and develop their communication skills, all with the help of clips from the film. Lesson plans, fact sheets and student work sheets.
Great Southern Reef Teacher Guides
Food Web investigation, endangered and invasive species, kelp forests, sustainability, conservation, indigenous culture and connection to country. Includes student workbook, videos and teacher notes.
Marine and Freshwater Discovery Centre
Our facilities include a visitor's aquarium, student laboratory and classroom and is surrounded by a diverse range of habitats, ideal for field activities such as rock pool rambles and mudflat activities within our intertidal zones.
Phillip Island Nature Park
Enhance your excursion at the Nature Parks with downloadable curriculum linked resources for students and teachers to use before, during and after excursion.