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.
My Sea Friends
Explore marine animals through sensory play, storytelling and art, building understanding of habitats and communication.
‘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.
Spin and Splash
The Beach Safety Hub “Spin and Splash” page introduces an interactive early education program designed to teach young children about water and beach safety. The program uses engaging activities and games to help children build awareness of safe behaviours near the water. It is tailored to early learners, making safety education fun, memorable, and age-appropriate.
Australians Together
Bring First Nations stories, cultures and histories into your classroom with free curriculum resources. Topics include, connection to country, erosion and weathering, sustainability, and water management and more.
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.
Sensational Seas
Seven engaging, sea-inspired activities designed to spark children’s curiosity and support hands-on, child-centred learning about the ocean.
Guide to Teaching Ocean Literacy in Australia
Ocean Life Education: Ocean literacy is an understanding of the ocean’s influence on you – and the influence that you have on the ocean. The basic principles of ocean literacy do not fall within traditional science disciplines, they instead focus on integrated science.