Do you know what they all mean?
Think about what driving would be like if we didn't have any road rules?
What would our lives be like if we didn't have God's rules to help us make good choices?
What rules will you make about your road?
Number Sense activities.
Three rotations round classrooms to practise learning Australian states and capital cities on the map.
Finish filling the Guidebooks in as a class, so that you have information on all the states and territories.
Have a go at this Kahoot quiz to test yourself on what you have learnt: KAHOOT QUIZ
In pairs, make a list of 6-8 places that you think visitors to Australia should see.
Then two pairs join together and agree on a list of the 6 most important places. Be prepared to explain why these places are important to visit.
As a class/year group we will construct a Top Ten list of places the tourists should visit when they come to Australia.
Try to group the sites into different groups and explain why you grouped them this way.
God is a God of diversity and variety, and has created places of amazing natural beauty.
Australia The Ultimate Travel Guide | Best Places to Visit | Top Attractions
There are many reasons people want to visit different places as tourists.
Places that are of great natural beauty
Places that have cultural or religious significance
Places that are uniquely built
Places that have great environmental importance
Could you try and place our class/year group Top Ten into these four groups?
Jigsaw Learning Activity
You will work in groups with different teachers to explore several significant sites, and work out what is special about your significant sites from Fact Sheets. If you have time, click on the video below which matches the significant site you are reading about. Then you will return to your own classroom and share what you have learnt with your classmates.
3P- Great Barrier Reef/Sydney Harbour Bridge
3S - Kakadu/Sydney Opera House/Uluru
3I - Blue Mountains/Franklin River/Bungle Bungles
You could also add these sites to your Australian Guidebook.
Landmark Quiz
Soccer drills such as dribbling around markers, kicking to each other and playing square soccer will be conducted prior to playing a game.
The teacher will sit down with their group and go through the rules of the game and how to play. Once all students are clear on how to play/the expectations you will have a game with the teacher refereeing.