Grade: k to
10
By accessing these resources, students will explore alpacas, including their classification, relationships with other animals, and various types. They'll learn about the needs of alpacas and the seasonal tasks on a farm, engaging in hands-on activities that foster discussion, problem-solving, and information organisation. The program also covers the historical significance of alpacas in Australia, their farm uses, life cycle, adaptations, and the process of converting alpaca fibre into products for sale.
Grade: k to
5
Do you like to go on holidays? Help in the garden? Care for animals? You can help protect our natural world, the food we eat and our pets. Be a Junior Biosecurity Officer!
Grade: k to
6
More than 100,000 Aussie kids from the big smoke and the bush have connected to the earth, food and farm through the adventures of George the Farmer, his agronomist wife, Dr Ruby and their twin children, Lucy and Jack.
Grade: k to
4
ForestLearning has joined with their good friends George The Farmer to produce this edition of virtual classroom recordings for Years F/K - 4! Embark on a virtual journey into the heart of the forest with ForestLearning, George the Farmer, and Kimberlin Education! This semester, they've been streaming live from the lush forests of South Australia, providing primary school students with an unforgettable learning experience.
Grade: 1 to
12
Get ready to delve into the world of cotton with Cotton Australia's Cotton Classroom page! Packed with a wealth of curriculum-aligned resources, this page is the ultimate destination for students looking to learn about this versatile and important crop. Cotton Australia have developed a series of classroom resources for Primary and Secondary students.
Grade: k to
12
Get ready to buzz into the world of insect pollinators with Australian Pollinator Week! Since 2012, this initiative has been dedicated to communicating the importance of native bees and other pollinators to a broad range of community groups.
Grade: k to
2
Dig into the exciting world of agriculture and uncover the mysteries of "how does your garden grow" with NT Farmers Kids to Farms program! Join teachers and students on a journey to visit a local school or community garden and explore the wonders of food production.
Grade: k to
12
As the independent authority on the nutrition and health benefits of grains and legumes, GLNC’s mission is to promote grains & legumes as part of a balanced diet through evidence-based information, while supporting the industry to benefit all Australians. Access this website for a comprehensive resource library.
Grade: k to
12
The NEW Ekka Learning Trail will take children on an ag-ucational journey through eight trail points.
Grade: 0 to
8
These resources are designed to help teachers deliver in-class (or in-garden!) learning activities to grow student literacy in food and fibre production.Â
Grade: k to
12
Dive into the world of wool and sheep with Woolwise! This one-of-a-kind repository is overflowing with educational resources that will deepen your understanding of the sheep and wool industry.
Grade: k to
12
Students will gain an understanding of the social and economic benefits of recreational fishing to the community, and learn how to apply sustainable behaviours and attitudes when fishing and caring for the marine environment.
Grade: k to
10
Dive into the deep blue and discover the secrets of our Marine and Coastal Environments with MESA (Marine & Coastal Special Interest Group), now part of the Australian Association for Environmental Education (AAEE). This website is a hub of knowledge and resources, designed to help educate and inspire future generations about the diverse and fascinating world beneath the waves.
Grade: k to
6
Want to learn more about aquaculture? Or perhaps have a spare half hour to get crafty? Then dive into our fun and age-appropriate activities.
Grade: k to
12
The Port Macquarie Marine Discovery Centre offers a wide variety of programs to the community, schools, colleges and private institutions. This is a hands-on program at the Port Macquarie Marine Discovery Centre.
Grade: 1 to
3
This resource series aims to introduce the topic of our local marine environment to Kimberley classrooms.
Grade: 2 to
6
The Solitary Islands Marine Parks Education Kit covers the topics: marine parks and conservation; rocky shores; estuaries; and cultural heritage.
Grade: k to
10
These activities from the Marine Discovery Centre are Australian curriculum linked and hope to connect you and your students with the marine world through our interactive excursions and classroom activities.
Grade: k to
12
Every November and December, hundreds of divers and snorkelers plunge into the water to take part in the biggest citizen-science event on Victoria’s marine calendar, the Great Victorian Fish Count.
Grade: k to
10
The Victorian Fisheries Authority offers a rich array of teacher resources that provide a comprehensive understanding of the various marine habitats along the Victorian coast.