Stage One

The students of Stage One will be working on still life objects from the past and present. They will be focussing on observation and line. These are the links to the suggested learning experiences.

Stage One Links

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Maker unknown 'Jawun (bicornual basket)'Maker unknown 'Jawun (bicornual basket)'

Kunmadj: Woven Objects - Dilly Bags, Fish Traps, Textiles - ManingridaKunmadj: Woven Objects - Dilly Bags, Fish Traps & hand printed textiles from Maningrida, presented by Babbarra Women’s Centre - at Japingka Gallery

An Aboriginal Australian woman carrying a dilly bag, approximately 1845

School Resources

50 Things You'll Recognize If You've Been Teaching More Than 10 YearsEmbrace your experience!

Getting to school

Sydney: a history of cycling through the decades | City of Sydney - NewsWe look in the archives to explore how Sydney developed a love for cycling from the 19th century onwards.

History of Sydney streets - City of SydneySydney’s first streets just followed paths long used by local Aboriginal peoples, others cut through the bush by chain gangs or following goat and bullock tracks.

History of carsLooking to learn more about the history of cars for kids? Improve your knowledge on car history with fun fact facts and find out more with DK Find Out.

A historic guide to Australian car manufacturing | Compare the MarketThe history of Australian car manufacturing dates back to the late 19th century, when horse-drawn carriages and steam trains were the norm for getting from A to B.

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