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We acknowledge the homelands of all Aboriginal people and pay our respect to Country.
We acknowledge the homelands of all Aboriginal people and pay our respect to Country.
This website is designed to support your ongoing learning and understanding of the topic 'Factors that Shape Places' after your fieldwork at Bournda EEC.
This website is designed to support your ongoing learning and understanding of the topic 'Factors that Shape Places' after your fieldwork at Bournda EEC.
This website provides links to resources, assessment ideas and post-visit material for students who have completed the fieldwork component of the S3 Geography program 'Factors that Shape Places' at Bournda EEC.
This website provides links to resources, assessment ideas and post-visit material for students who have completed the fieldwork component of the S3 Geography program 'Factors that Shape Places' at Bournda EEC.
Students use a topographic map and GPS to locate farmland neighbouring the National Park to discuss the impacts of land clearing on the natural environment.
Factors that Shape Places - Excursion to Bournda National Park
Factors that Shape Places - Excursion to Bournda National Park
Key Questions
How do people and environments influence one another?
How do people influence places and the management of spaces within them?
Students will:
describe the diverse features and characteristics of places and environments
explain interactions and connections between people, places and environments
compare and contrast influences on the management of places and environments
acquire, process and communicate geographical information using geographical tools for inquiry
Did you know that Bournda EEC offers Stage 3 curriculum-linked programs in PDHPE and Science?
Did you know that Bournda EEC offers Stage 3 curriculum-linked programs in PDHPE and Science?
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