Hartwell PS ICT

Interactive activity to create tessellating patterns from polygons

interactive geoboard

An interactive activity about settling in Ainslie. Key Learning Objectives: Students investigate the stories of individuals and groups of people who moved to Australia. Students describe a range of effects that migration has on people. Students identify strategies migrants use to maintain links with the past. Educational Value: Describes how migrants have adapted to life in Australia and maintained links with their original culture. Illustrates artefacts associated with migrants from a range of countries. Includes graphics contrasting architectural styles and interior decorations between 1838 and 2003. Encourages students to explore, synthesise and interpret information from a range of sources. Illustrates a range of experiences and attitudes using fictional characters. Provides a printable worksheet with key graphics and the student's responses to questions about the migrants' experiences.

Watch a video interview with Paul as he shows you around his office and home town of Warrnambool

Students use picture graphs to describe the emotional impact of a fiction text.

Teacher BLM for Asylum seekers BTN clip

Explains who asylum seekers are and the issues surrounding their arrival in Australia

IWB activity useful for showing equivalent fractions

Interactive activity that models how to estimate and calculate the area of triangles.

Kid friendly information about disasters. You can choose a disaster and follow the characters story as they experience it.

Exploring 2D & 3D shapes

IWB What is a 3D shape (explanation tool)

Times table chart which highlights numbers you are multiplying by each other on interactive times table grid. Printable.

IWB Abacus great for counting in early years.

A great range of fraction games that progress from easy levels of creating fractions up to adding fractions and creating mixed numbers.

Great site with heaps of interactive maths tools and activities

Order 5 decimals - increases in difficulty as students get the correct order.

Equivalent fraction game ( Grade 3 and 4)

Help a town planner to design a site plan for a school. Using a 10x10 grid, design areas for four regions (library, car park, lawn and canteen) based on the percentages given. Assign the area for an additional two regions, using percentages of your choice. Use a number line to indicate the equivalent fractions for two regions. This learning object is one in a series of two objects. The series is also packaged as a combined learning object.

A simple webquest about inventions that were discovered by mistake.

An interactive game for matching illustrations of fractions with the fraction notation