• Create a colourful puzzle map of Australia and name each state.

• Create a google doc with a table to record your research.

• Research the following facts for TWO states:
  - State flower
  - State animal
  - State bird
  - State capital

• Pick one natural landmark of each state.

• Choose 2 other facts to include a photo (state flower, animal, bird or capital city)

• Cut out these rectangles and stick them around your map of Australia

Coastal & Marine:

1. Great Barrier Reef: The world's most extensive coral reef system. 

2. Ningaloo Reef: A pristine coral reef in Western Australia. 

3. Twelve Apostles: Iconic limestone stacks off the coast of Victoria.
   
   

4. Horizontal Falls: A unique natural phenomenon in the Kimberley region.
   
   

5. Bay of Fires: Stunning coastal scenery with vibrant red-orange rocks. 

Landscapes & Deserts:

6. Uluru (Ayers Rock): A massive sandstone monolith in the Northern Territory. 

7. Kakadu National Park: A vast wilderness area with diverse ecosystems. 

8. The Bungle Bungle Range: Orange sandstone domes in the Kimberley region. 

9. Lake Eyre: A massive inland salt lake, known for its periodic flooding. 

10. Simpson Desert: A vast area of red sand dunes. 

11. Kangaroo Island: Known for its wildlife and unique geological formations. 

Forests & Caves:

12. Daintree Rainforest: The world's oldest rainforest. 

13. Blue Mountains: Famous for its sandstone cliffs, valleys, and waterfalls. 

14. enolan Caves: A complex system of limestone caves in the Blue Mountains. 

15. Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park: A wilderness area in Tasmania. 

16. Litchfield National Park: A park in the Northern Territory with waterfalls and wetlands. 

1. Sydney Opera House (NSW): A globally recognised architectural masterpiece. 

2. Sydney Harbour Bridge (NSW): An iconic bridge offering panoramic views of Sydney. 

3. Parliament House (ACT): The seat of Australia's federal government. 

4. Port Arthur Historic Site (TAS): A UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing a convict settlement. 

5. Adelaide Oval (SA): A historic cricket ground and stadium. 

6. Cape Byron Lighthouse (NSW): The easternmost point of mainland Australia. 

7. Eureka Rebellion Historic Precinct (VIC): A site related to the Eureka Stockade. 

8. Busselton Jetty (WA): The longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere. 

9. Kuranda Scenic Railway (QLD): A historic railway line with hand-made tunnels and bridges. 

10. Australian War Memorial (ACT): A national memorial dedicated to Australia's war dead. 

11. Big Things: A collection of large, whimsical structures across Australia (e.g., Big Banana, Big Apple).