Grade: k to
6
RIPPER II: Growing Kids on Farms is an evidence based farm safety resource that has been independently evaluated and extensively used across Australia over the past 5-7 yrs (last updated in 2008). Whilst primarily meeting the K-6 HPE / PDHPE primary scho
Grade: k to
6
A series of curriculum and professional learning resources that link the teaching of science and literacy. Primary Connections provides curriculum units that support science teaching from Prep to Grade 6. Each unit describes outcomes, step-by-step lessons
Grade: k to
2
This unit consists of a pdf resource and two supporting videos. It aims to help teachers and students in junior primary classes explore Australian farms as places where people live. Students are given an insight into ways Australian farmers are producing
Grade: k to
4
In this illustrated story Nicky discovers where different products, foods, clothes and toys come from, and where the primary resources for them are found, grown or manufactured. Suitable for Foundation to Year 4, meets learning outcomes in Geography and E
Grade: k to
2
This unit encourages students to examine aspects of pork production and the things that farmers are doing to care for their pigs that are grown, raised and processed for food.
Grade: k to
2
For HSIE, Sustainability. This lesson is a great introduction to cotton from growth to end product with least emphasis on spinning and weaving. This lesson looks at how the cotton plant grows, the needs of the plant (e.g. sunlight, water, nutrients) and h
Grade: k to
6
Follow George the Farmer on his amazing musical farm adventures where he learns about the paddock to plate, seed to shelter or wool to quilt journey of some of Australia's favourite foods and fibres. Now showing on the ABC and ABC iView!
Grade: k to
12
The Forest Education Foundation Inc. (FEF) is a not-for-profit educational institution staffed by qualified and experienced teachers. The Foundation has been providing learning experiences for teachers and students throughout Tasmania for over 25 years (K-12 and beyond).
Grade: k to
12
Fishcare is a Victorian community-based program in which volunteers are trained to educate the community, including school groups, about the rules and ethics of fishing sustainably. Fishcare Volunteers foster stewardship and personal responsibility by rec
Grade: 0 to
2
For Science and Technology, Sustainability. 5 lesson unit with complete lesson plans, slides and videos exposing students to the lifecycle of a ladybird, its habitat and role in the ecosystem of a cotton farm. See inside the unit for contacts for real lad
Grade: k to
10
A free online education program developed to teach children about where their food comes from and the benefits of organics for their health and the environment.
Grade: k to
6
A kit of primary school resources to help students learn about Australian Made Locally Made & Grown Products and how goods get from paddock to plate and factory to family; and the importance and benefits of buying locally made and grown products. Resources include an animated e-book, activity sheets.
Grade: 0 to
12
This information can assist schools to satisfy the requirements of the Animal Research Act 1985 (NSW) and the Australian code of practice for the care and use of animals for scientific purposes.
Grade: 0 to
6
All About Eggs uses fun interactive curriculum linked activities to teach primary school children crucial information about egg production and consumption, enabling them to improve their literacy and numeracy skills whilst deepening their knowledge.
Grade: 1 to
1
This unit consists of a pdf resource and two supporting videos. It has five inquiry teaching sequences about exploring tasks that must be undertaken on a farm all year round, where animals are raised, crops are grown and where different foods we eat.
Grade: k to
12
A free online resource with videos discussing sustainability issues on three Australian cattle and sheep farms in the Kimberley, central western NSW and Gippsland. Teacher guides include summaries of video content and questions for students. This appealin