• DTIF Digital Technologies key ideas and key concepts resources
• Design thinking resources from the Digital Technologies Hub
• System thinking resources from the Digital Technologies Hub
• Computational thinking resources from the Digital Technologies Hub
• CSIRO Bebras computational thinking resources and Bebras 365 challenge challenge materials
• Teaching Computer Science to children Video series by Linda Lukias author of Hello Ruby has an excellent video explaining computational thinking as well as other key ideas and concepts and many accompanying resources.

• Coronavirus live data dashboard
• Australian Data Science Education Institute (ADSEI)
• What about recording the birds that visit where you live? Get some ideas from the Aussie backyard bird count Students could use the top 10 aussie birds infographic to identify the birds and then keep a record or tally of what they see. For older students Birdata could be used to create activities at their level.
• CSER and DTIF Digital Technologies at home resources list

• Is it going to rain today Years 5-6 lesson from the Digital Technologies Hub. In this lesson sequence students understand the importance of data in effective decision-making, and are able to find, sort and interpret Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) rainfall data, and to collect their own data and analyse the resulting datasets.
• Data.gov.au is the central source of Australian open government data. Anyone can access the anonymised public data published by federal, state and local government agencies.
• Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) data
• ADSEI datasets and lesson plans
• CSIRO data
• CSER and DTIF Digital Technologies at home resources list
• NSW FGovernment facts about Covid-19 includes NSW heat maps that can be used to interpret data collected.

• Data representation introduction by CSER, Adelaide University video
• Ways of representing data for Year 6 by Khan Academy video
• Maths and data and outdoor play ideas F-6
• Exploring data representation F-2 with koala glyphs
• ACA DT at home activity - Unlock the secret symbols hidden on your clothes (Years F-4).
• CSER and DTIF Digital Technologies at home resources list

• How computers work (Binary and data) video
• An introduction to computer networking by CSER, Adelaide University video
• 3-6 unplugged idea for learning about digital systems using a build your own paper computer
• mycomputerbrain.net (a Queensland-based provider) is offering their fascinating AI courses for free, along with other courses on algorithms and the internal workings of computers.
• ACAA DT @ Home activity - Unscramble a hidden message by figuring out missing letters in common words. This activity uses a a substitution cipher, and students can go on to create their own hidden messages. Substitution ciphers are an example of encryption, which is used when data needs to be sent securely. The full unplugged resource is available to download at https://aca.edu.au/resources/substitution-cipher/
• Exploring digital systems unplugged: Networks (Years 5-6) DTIF classroom idea
• 16 Days of Binary challenge resource by CSER Adelaide University

• Unit for Years 7-8 Connected or distracted (interactions and impacts) from the Digital Technologies Hub. The internet facilitates fast and vast communication through a global network of connected devices. Social media has enabled us to communicate and build our social networks as well as share our thoughts on such a mammoth scale. However, with access to this technology comes some pitfalls that users need to be aware of and negotiate their way through.

• Decomposition in the classroom by CSER, Adelaide University video
• Digital Learning Teaching Victoria (DLTV) Digital Technologies videos explaining decomposition as it relates to Years 1-10
• Girls in STEM Toolkit (GiST) stay at home activities
• Visual programming in scratch - ideas and activities from DTIF

• ACA resources including short tutorials using visual and text-based code
• Websites that allow students to code in visual programming language and text-based programming include: Scratch , Pencil Code, Make Code
• Apps that allow students to code in visual and or text-based programming form include: Scratch Jnr (Years F-2), Daisy Dinsoaur (Years F-1), Hopscotch (Years 4-7), Tynker (Years 4-8), Light Bot (4-7)
• Everybody can code website from Apple Education provide resources for students and teachers to learn the about basics of coding using Swift Playgrounds or for more advanced or older students, app development with Swift.
• Minecraft Edu hour of code resources include video and many other resources
• At home courses using Scratch. Course 1: How to use Scratch to make your first project on the Grok Learning platform: https://groklearning.com/course/aca-dt-34-scratch-1/
• CSER and DTIF Digital Technologies at home resources list

• Abstraction introduction by CSER, Adelaide University video
• What is abstraction in Computer Science? video

• An overview of flowcharts by CSER, Adelaide University video
• Teaching algorithms unplugged. Program a human computer made by Year 9 for primary.
• mycomputerbrain.net (a Queensland-based provider) is offering their fascinating AI courses for free, along with other courses on algorithms and the internal workings of computers.
• Picture book How to code a sandcastle by Josh Funk read aloud. (F-3)
• CSER and DTIF Digital Technologies at home resources list
• 5 coding activities you can do without a computer from Code Club

• The Young ICT Explorers competition provides opportunities for student teams to design solutions that meet a social need. Watch the videos on the home page or read about some of the student project ideas here. The competition’s alignment with the school curriculum enables students to apply what they learn in their ICT/Digital Technologies classroom to develop a technology related project of their choice.
• Article - How robot carers could be the future for lonely elderly people
• CSIRO Digital Careers - Career-spotlights
• Digital Technologies Hub careers with Digital Technologies

• ACA decision trees, classifying animals algorithm activity Science and Digital Technologies.
• ACA Python programming biology challenge. Combine Biology and Digital Technologies to build an animal classifier!
• Primary Connections: linking science with literacy (F-6 Science and literacy): Primary Connections offers a suite of units across Foundation to Year 6 fully aligned to all strands of the Australian Curriculum: Science including e-Resource Sheets which are editable, full-colour versions of the student resource sheets found in the Primary Connections units.
• Phenomenom by Hort Innovation Years 3 to 6, English, Health and Physical Education, Science, Technologies and Arts Only 5% of Aussie kids are getting their daily veg. Teacher, television host, and best-selling children’s author Alice Zaslavsky reckons we’re ready for a fresh approach. She has created a free, digital program for Years 3 to 6 that flips food education on its head. It’s called PHENOMENOM (with an m). And it might just help the next generation rethink veggies for good. These resources were funded by Hort Innovation, the grower-owned, not-for-profit research and development corporation for Australian horticulture. Tune into the video webisodes with a host of amazing experts.
• Chicken farming in the living world Years 1 to 10, Science and Technologies Aligned to the NSW curriculum, this group of resources from the Australian Chicken Meat Federation (ACMF) focus on inquiry questions about food production using chicken farming as an example.
• Cotton activities for primary school students Years 1 to 6, Geography, Science and Technologies Hands on STEM learning ideas from Cotton Australia aligned to the national Australian curriculum.
• Cattle and sheep farming today. Years 4 to 8, Geography, Science and Technologies These teaching resources explore farming and food production within the red meat industry, where students learn about sustainable farming practices, red meat nutrition, food production and the use of science and technology in agriculture .
• Geographical information systems by Forest Learning Years 7 to 10, Geography In this high school geography lesson plan students will learn about Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and how they can be used in forestry. View resource. Don't forget to complete the quiz here after completing the activities.
• The Yabby Unit Years 7 and 8, Science and Technologies This unit of work is aligned to the NSW curriculum and provides students with the opportunity to investigate the importance of aquaculture production to our society through focusing on Australian freshwater crayfish production. The Yabby Unit is one of many resources developed by the NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) schools program. Find more of their learning materials here.

• An article about teaching systems thinking (a Technologies key idea) in Science
• ACA decision trees, classifying animals algorithm activity
• ACA Python programming biology challenge. Combine Biology and Digital Technologies to build an animal classifier!
• Primary Connections: linking science with literacy (F-6 Science and literacy): Primary Connections offers a suite of units across Foundation to Year 6 fully aligned to all strands of the Australian Curriculum: Science including e-Resource Sheets which are editable, full-colour versions of the student resource sheets found in the Primary Connections units.
• Academy of Science Science by Doing (7 -10 Science): Sixteen, 3 part curriculum units each combines:

1. Student Guide - designed as a reference for students with instructions for each activity as well as stimulus questions and images.
2. Student Digital - a web-based resource for students linked to the student guide with interactive activities and video and audio clips.
3. Teacher Guide - a comprehensive collection of teaching notes and information to assist teachers.

• Academy of Science articles and resources and education programs
• Double Helix (CSIRO) the double helix covid-19 explainer
• Taronga Zoo Digital programs and online resources and live web cams/ Taronga TV
• Thousands of #Science resource packs from Encyclopedia Britannica. Get instant free access here: https://elearn.eb.com/remote-learning
• Australian Reptile Park online video episodes
• Phenomenom - Australian Curriculum aligned lessons, video and podcasts centred around food. Learn about the science behind food and tune into the video webisodes with a host of amazing experts.
• James Dyson Foundation children's STEM challenge cards have a whole host of fun activities children can try at home.
• African Swine Fever information sheet and activities Years 9 and 10, Science African Swine Fever is a devastating disease that affects pigs around the world and it is imperative that we keep the disease out of Australia. This resource provides a number of detailed classroom activities that link with the Animal Production content areas of the NSW Agricultural Technology 7-10 syllabus and also will be very relevant to other Year 9 and 10 Animal Production programs across Australia.
• Questacon at home — fun science activities for kids

• Explore branching as a programming concept by designing and implementing a choose your own adventure story. This example shows how this might look in Scratch Jnr.
• Early childhood learning at home literacy and numeracy cards have lots of simple ways children can be engaged in day to day activities that link to learning important curriculum concepts.
• Littlescribe Kids' online creative writing platform enlists Aussie authors and offers free resources. Australian online educational writing platform which kickstarts school childrens’ writing by linking them with published authors. Literacy services are currently free to teachers and parents working to keep home learning on track.
• J.K Rowling has a number of ways parents and teachers can foster reading and banish bordeom. One of them that is sure to be a hit is her Harry Potter at home website.
• Draw, read and get creative and have fun with author Dave Pilkey some of your favorite characters from Dog Man and Captain Underpants! Check back every Friday to discover new activities, exciting videos, and more!
• Little J and Big Cuz episodes (SBS TV). Logie winner for 'Most Outstanding Children's Show', Little J & Big Cuz provides a young Indigenous audience with relatable characters, as well as offers an insight into traditional Aboriginal culture, country and language. There are also a host of activities and resources for teachers and parents on the website.
• 'In my blood it runs' documentary about Australian's first nations people, culture and education. Watch the trailer or find out more about the film including online screening information.

• Re(Solve) Mathematics by inquiry teaching resources. ReSolve teaching resources provide exemplary materials from Years F to 10.
• Secondary students Project Based Learning stimulus - Can we model generosity with Mathematics?
• Maths and data handling and outdoor play F-6
• High School Mathematics resources including teaching videos by Eddie Woo (MrWootube)
• Phenomenom - Australian Curriculum aligned lessons, video and podcasts centred around food. Learn about the mathematics behind food and tune into the video webisodes with a host of amazing experts.

• CSER and DTIF Digital Technologies at home resources list
• CSER Adelaide university at home learning support links
• Design and produce a bee motel (STEM project) shared by Rebecca Keough
• CSER Digital Technologies 30 day challenge
• Bring out your inner architect as you make mini models and daring constructions. Learn how to make model inspired by Jørn Utzon, designer of the Sydney Opera House.
• Girls in STEM Toolkit (GiST) stay at home activities
• Design and build a Rube Goldberg machine at home. Here are some ideas.
• Instructables - Step by step making guides to a host of Design and Technologies and Digital Technologies projects.
• Toys from trash has an amazing collection of easy to make toys from things you might find in the recycling or around the home
• Dassault Systèmes is working with REA to help ensure contestants in all its STEM challenges are fully proficient in powerful industry tools. More than just CAD, proficiency in Dassault Systemes 3DEXPERIENCE tools will help students build on their Life-Long skills and help the transition directly into careers in Australia's leading industries. By visiting academy.3ds.com/challenges, students can download the 3DEXPERIENCE platform and benefit from a customised learning experience, and a dedicated support community.
• Digital Technologies Hub Learning at home activities
• EngiBears are characters that have a range of books and activities designed around them. They were dreamed up Engineers to capture tomorrow’s bright minds and entice kids into an engineering career.
• Handy Desk an interesting product /designed solution perfect for at home working and learning. This could make a good discussion point or focus for a design and technology lesson or project executed at home. (it's sustainable, light weight, transportable and meeting community need).
• Makers Empire free learning at home course| remote learning resources for teachers and 10 social distancing and self isolation 3D design challenges - teacher resources
• Jeepers creepers salmon leapers Years 5 and 6, Technologies This unit of study investigates the technology used to grow fish in Australia, with a focus on Salmon.
• Go nuts Years 7 and 8, Technologies This unit of study will investigate the nutritional benefits of eating nuts. It will provide students with the opportunity to investigate a nutrition challenge and use design and technology to produce an innovative solution, using nuts as a main component.
• Primezone primary industries related school resources
• Apps for good design course and competition
• NSW HSC Technologies 'Shape Exhibition' virtual walk through tour

• ARTS:LIVE is an award-winning, creative learning hub for the arts. With hundreds of hours of creative educational content, ARTS:LIVE allows children of all ages, educators and parents to explore, learn and develop their creative skills in the classroom and at home the website has everything you need to help you.
• The Art Gallery of NSW have launched a special online project called #TogetherInArt. The project is designed to use the power of art to connect people in troubling times, through a new online project that opens the Gallery to the world: http://bit.ly/2V1ZXq9
• Watch and listen to musicians and artists at the Sydney Opera House
• Learning at home resources from the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA)
• Use The Wiggles - Social distancing song to discuss important PDHPE Curriculum content about protective behaviours and keeping safe during COVID-19 and in the many other ways we can keep ourselves safe.
• Explore a vast collection of online Arts materials videos, and interactives with Google Arts and Culture.
• Apple Education Everyone Can Create is acollection of project guides that bring creative expression to every subject. The projects in the Everyone Can Create guides teach students to develop and communicate ideas through video, photography, music and drawing. And they help ignite creativity by giving teachers fun and meaningful ways to bring these skills into any lesson, at any age level.
• Draw, read and get creative and have fun with author Dave Pilkey some of your favorite characters from Dog Man and Captain Underpants! Check back every Friday to discover new activities, exciting videos, and more!
• Sydney Opera House digital season. Watch on demand events and performances including dance, music, author talks and more
• Visit ARTEXPRESS (the best NSW Art projects) online - now available to explore online, via the local galleries:nArt Gallery of NSW, Hazelhurst Arts Centre and Sydney Olympic Park

• Read Australian Curriculum HASS information here and view sequence of content document here
• See examples of student HASS work at the Australian Curriculum Work samples page.
• Thousands of #HASS resource packs from Encyclopedia Britannica. Get instant free access here: https://elearn.eb.com/remote-learning
• Geographical information systems by Forest Learning Years 7 to 10, Geography In this high school geography lesson plan students will learn about Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and how they can be used in forestry. View resource. Don't forget to complete the quiz here after completing the activities.

• The Australian Curriculum: Health and Physical Education is organised into two content strands: personal, social and community health and movement and physical activity. Find out more about the structure and view sequence of content documents and focus area documents here.
• See examples of student Health and physical education work at the Australian Curriculum Work samples page.

• Australian Curriculum Languages work samples
• Online language learning for students with Babbel Free Month for Students
• How to enable automatic captioning of PowerPoint presentations including language translation. This is a helpful tip for teachers making material to share with students or for students to evidence their work.
• Practice or learn a language free online or via the Duolingo website (also available as a smartphone or tablet app)

• Sydney Opera for kids... watch, listen or make activities
• 8 Museums you can virtually tour right now
• Virtually tour Claude Monet’s Garden, Giverny, France
• Virtual tours of the Louvre Museum, Paris
• NSW HSC Technologies 'Shape Exhibition' virtual walk through tour
• Visit ARTEXPRESS (the best NSW Art projects) online - now available to explore online, via the local galleries:nArt Gallery of NSW, Hazelhurst Arts Centre and Sydney Olympic Park

This page has a collection of guidelines in poster form you may find useful.