Sentence starters to assist with historical literacy.

For lower literacy students, sentence starters to help formulate cohesive academic paragraph writing.

A choose your own adventure style of homework with differentiated levels of homework. Topic is the Industrial Revolution. Worksheet is in Pages and Word format.

An overview of enlistment, conscription and recruitment in Australia during WWI. Activities include identifying motives in primary source documents.

Powerpoint and worksheet activity where students learn what different landforms make up the different landscapes.

A brief overview of African Dance. File in Keynote.

A set of 8 different bingo cards to play Roman numeral Bingo with Year 7s.

A flyer to help explain the different career pathways that are open to those sho choose to study history.

Worksheet, posters and bingo game that encourage numeracy in the history classroom.

As a revision activity, students find links between images of Australian pop culture.

Students are presented with clues to a history mystery and need to work to find out the answer.

Key dates for using the lesson starter activity "The Numbers Game". Based on the SBS Television show Letters and Numbers.

A quick activity to integrate basic numeracy concepts into history.

Keynote presentation on the basics of feudalism and 5 source analyses activities.

A Powerpoint lesson looking at the experiences of Chinese Miners on the gold fields and beyond in Australia.

Comparing wages and cost of living from the Great Depression to now.

Differentiated homework activities for a WWII unit. Editable resource.

A brief introductory Keynote to the traditional Indian style Bhangara dance.

Is set up for a Year 8 Shogunate history essay on significance and beliefs and values, however, it could be adapted for any simple Middle Years essay that uses the peel structure.

Powerpoint presentation that includes a vote for a new school uniform- boys only, source analysis, numeracy activity and PEEL paragraph writing using key historical concepts.

This is designed for students to analyse sources related to the child migration schemes that occurred during the 1950s from Britain to Australia. The lesson is designed to guide students through a historical inquiry teaching them how to write a key inquiry question, sub questions and then focus source analysis around the focus questions. The final step is to write an essay style question answering the key inquiry question based on the source analysis and further research done in class.