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Lesson Plans

MEGAFAUNA DIG PIT DESIGN
By: Kate Tyrwhitt
Grade/s: 5, 6
Subject/s : Art & Music, Geography
Format : Printable unit plan

Students learn about prehistoric life of South Australia. Some students can enter artworks into the Mary Anning Art Prize. “To explore and illustrate our own past is to better know who we are as South Australians.
MARKET DAY
By: Mandi
Grade/s: 4, 5, 6
Subject/s : Technologies
Format : Printable unit plan

This project guides students through the design of a product to sell as part of a school fundraising activity or community market.
GAME ON!
By: Mandi Dimitriadis
Grade/s: K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Subject/s : Art & Music, Technologies
Format : Printable single lesson

Every year on November 19th, people around the world celebrate one of the most famous board games on International Play Monopoly Day.
AUSTRALIA'S "BIG THINGS"
By: Myf Spencer-Smith
Grade/s: 2, 3
Subject/s : Art & Music, English, Geography, History, Mathematics, Technologies
Format : Printable unit plan

As we explore Australia, we see many 'Big Things' that are landmarks for tourists. In this unit, students use an understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and culture to design a 'Big Thing' for a location based on a dreamtime story.
SOLUTIONS FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE
By: Tina Nesbitt & Kelly Blandford
Grade/s: 6, 7
Subject/s : English, Science, Technologies
Format : Printable unit plan

Students will design a 3D printed unique and personalised solution to a problem for an elderly person. 
DOLLS HOUSE CHALLENGE
By: Diana Harris
Grade/s: K, 1, 2
Subject/s : English, Mathematics, Science, Technologies
Format : Printable unit plan

This unit was designed for students who've newly arrived in Australia and who need to develop their English vocabulary of homes and furniture.