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A curated set of external resources to help you teach ocean literacy with confidence and clarity.
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Natural Water Cycle Colouring Sheet

Colour in the natural water cycle and see how water moves through different states of matter.
Year LevelPrimarySecondary
Resource TypeWorksheet
OrganisationSouth East Water

Natural Water Cycle Factsheet

Find out more in the natural water cycle factsheet.
Year Level3-45-6
Resource TypeFact Sheet
OrganisationSouth East Water

Natural Water Cycle Game

All ages will enjoy learning about or testing their knowledge of the natural water cycle in this engaging game.
Year LevelPrimary
Resource TypeGame
OrganisationSouth East Water

NSW Fisheries Kit

In this unit, students investigate the history and future of New South Wales’ fishing industry, explore human connections to the marine environment, learn about commonly caught species and the ocean-to-plate process, and examine the importance of sustainable fishing and Australia’s leadership in fisheries management.
Year Level5-6
Resource TypeUnit PlanTeachers' Guide
OrganisationProfessional Fishermen's Association

NSW Marine Estate

This webpage includes activity books, lesson plans, teacher guides, marine estate fact sheets and information on marine-related career options to support primary school teaching about the NSW marine environment.
Year LevelPrimarySecondary
Resource TypeOnline ResourceWorksheetTeachers' GuideActivity Book
OrganisationNSW Marine Estate

NSW Seafood Industry Partnership in Schools (SIPS 2030)

This lesson series on sustainable NSW seafood provides students with adaptable resources, including worksheets, activities and videos, to support learning and build a critical understanding of sustainable fishing practices.
Year LevelSecondary
Resource TypeTeachers' Guide
OrganisationOceanwatch Australia

Ocean Census

Behind the News looks at how the world's oceans are full of strange and fascinating creatures, many of which have never been seen by humans. But a project called Ocean Census is setting out to find as many of them as possible. It's just identified 800 new species, and it's just getting started.
Year Level5-6
Resource TypeLesson PlanVideo
OrganisationBehind the News

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.
Year Level11-12
Resource TypeEducational Provider
OrganisationAustralian National Maritime Museum

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.

Year Level3-4
Resource TypeEducational Provider
OrganisationAustralian National Maritime Museum

Ocean Noise Pollution

Behind the News looks into a new report that has found the world’s oceans are getting noisier, and it’s having a big impact on the creatures that live there. We find out more about what’s behind the changing ocean soundtrack and why it’s upsetting the underwater ecosystem.
Year Level5-6
Resource TypeLesson PlanVideo
OrganisationBehind the News

Ocean Protector

A free online educational game that teaches students about the impacts of ocean acidification and how they can take action to prevent it.  Through a series of interactive decisions and evaluations, students will learn about the causes and effects of ocean acidification and evaluate solutions that can help reduce its impact on marine ecosystems and people.

Year Level11-12
Resource TypeGame
OrganisationOutreach Games

Ocean Rubbish Clean-Up

Behind the News looks into a massive project that is underway to start cleaning up the Pacific Ocean. A giant tube is being towed out to a giant patch of garbage where around 1.8 trillion pieces of plastic have gathered together.
Year Level5-6
Resource TypeLesson PlanVideo
OrganisationBehind the News