Grade: 0 to
k
Developed by the NSWDPI Schools Program, these resources allow students to investigate Poultry production in NSW.
Grade: 0 to
k
Developed by the NSWDPI Schools Program, these resources allow students to investigate weeds in NSW and their impact on production.
Grade: 0 to
k
Developed by the NSWDPI Schools Program, these resources allow students to investigate the basics of plant biology.
Grade: 0 to
k
Developed by the NSWDPI Schools Program, these resources allow students to investigate Pork production in NSW.
Grade: k to
12
ForestVR helps Australian teachers provide students with virtual reality forest and mill experiences, 360-degree virtual tours and 360-degree photo environments.
Grade: 0 to
12
This booklet has been produced for students to introduce them to the industry. The booklet outlines where industrial hemp can is grown, details around the growing conditions in Australian and activities that can be completed.
Grade: 6 to
k
This resource has been created to assist Stage 6 Agriculture teachers and students analyse a research study for Elective 1-3.
Grade: 9 to
12
These resources allow students to investigate Agricultural cropping and pasture production in NSW.
Grade: k to
k
ResourceSmart Schools is a free program offered by Sustainability Victoria that supports Victorian schools to embed sustainability across the school facilities, community and curriculum, while saving resources and money for the school.
Grade: 7 to
12
The Australian Lot Feeders' Association (ALFA) is excited to introduce their new Virtual Feedlot Tour resource. This user-friendly tour features a comprehensive 360-degree walkthrough of a feedlot, complete with information on each area and interesting facts throughout.
Grade: 7 to
12
Access this NSW Government Education page for a range of videos and information about handling, training and showing cattle. This comprehensive resource offers a diverse array of videos and information curated to cater to the needs of secondary students and educators.
Grade: 7 to
12
Wrapped in Cotton Set 4: Design Out Waste challenges students to think globally and act locally when it comes to being a fashion designer. Exploration of the Take, Make, Waste model of designing fashion looks at problems of fast fashion that is attributed to plastic pollution and calls on everyone to rethink the design process to design out waste.
Grade: 0 to
12
The aim of forestlearning.edu.au is to serve school teachers and educators, children, and the public with information on Australian forests and forest-based products, and provision and access to forestry teaching resources. It is further supported by links to key government, industry organisations and educational service providers.
Grade: 3 to
12
Learn about the key issues surrounding food in Australia and the advantages of aeroponics for food production with this informative resource
Grade: k to
12
The free ForestLearning teacher pack contains shareable ForestLearning postcards for yourself and other school staff pigeon holes, wooden veneer student “Wood is Everywhere” book mark rulers, a 3D FSC certified cardboard tree for your classroom desk, and publications from ABARES (Australia’s Forests at a Glance pocket book 2019) and Responsible Wood (Enabling Sustainability).
Grade: 0 to
12
This Kit aims to equip you with hands-on resources and engaging classroom activities to help your students develop an understanding of Australian cropping varieties. Designed with the Science, Design and Technologies, and Agricultural student in mind, the Kit provides teachers with lessons, resources and information to support experiential learning about grains, oilseeds and pulses. This Super Seed Kit is relevant and useful to students from F-12.
Grade: 11 to
12
Rachel’s Farm is a timely and valuable education resource for teachers and students across the nation that investigates, questions and compares post-colonial agricultural principles with an alternative regenerative approach to farming.
Grade: 9 to
12
This resource aligns with Stage 6 VET Primary Industries and Stage 5 and 6 Agriculture curricula. Students will learn the knowledge and skills required to carry out enterprise work health and safety policies and procedures.
Grade: 0 to
12
Curriculum-aligned classroom resources including fun practical activities and games are available from Foundation to Year 10. Resource topics focusing on relevant content to the students of today including animal health, welfare, sustainability, technology, design, geography and nutrition.
Grade: 5 to
12
This resource has been created by the Banyule Nillumbik Tech School and contains all the resources schools need to create their very own Cardboard Construction Techniques board that demonstrates some excellent techniques to use during cardboard prototyping sessions.