"AC History Units presents 8 units developed by the History Teachers' Association of Australia to support teachers in the implementation of the Australian Curriculum: History
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This video introduces P-10 History Australian Curriculum and resources. It outlines the nature and scope of the learning area and the resources developed by the QSA.
Curriculum areas: Australian history, geography Years: 6-10 Key curriculum links: Time, Continuity and Change; Place Space; Culture; Investigation, Communication and Participation This unit of work encourages students to investigate what life was like in Australia at the time of Federation by examining a 'time capsule' containing seven key objects used at the time of Federation.
Welcome to Australian History Mysteries. It is a subscription-based website containing inquiry learning case studies that are directly relevant to many aspects of Australian Curriculum: History. Its current 17 case studies include a wealth of video, print and interactive content, and its inquiry learning approach encourages historical skills development, including equipping students with the capacity to develop historical thinking and imagination.
There is a Primary School section of the site with resources relevant to the new Australian Curriculum: History - Years 3-6.
This selection of digital curriculum resources from the National Digital Learning Resources Network is designed to assist teachers to find, use and adapt teaching and learning materials that are aligned to the history subject area of the Australian Curriculum.
History Teachers Association of Australia have created units of work to support the Australian Curriculum: History.
Assessments refer to Bloom's thinking levels and Gardner's Multiple Intelligences.
This compilation of resources contains fiction material with a historical focus. Resources have been organised to align with the year levels and content of the History Curriculum. There is an emphasis, where applicable, on picture books across all levels of schooling. Identified non-fiction additions have been added when they have been deemed to add an original or alternative presentation.
The People Make a Nation At a glance Focus question 1: Was Australia always organised in states and territories? Teaching and learning activities Focus question 2: What were the arguments for and against Federation? Teaching and learning activities Focus question 3: How did the people make the nation?