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When you think of Australia, which symbols/icons come to your mind?
Can you name any of the icons you see in this image?
Watch the video presenting some facts about Australia. Make notes of key information. Use Use your notes to create a TRUE/FALSE exercise, consisting of 6 sentences.
Watch the video presenting some facts about Australia. Make notes of key information. Use Use your notes to create a TRUE/FALSE exercise, consisting of 6 sentences.
How many of the sentences listed below can you complete based on your general knowledge?
How many of the sentences listed below can you complete based on your general knowledge?
Now do research online to complete the rest.
Now do research online to complete the rest.
1. The Prime Minister of Australia is _____________________.
2. _____________________ is the largest city in Australia.
3. The fist people to inhabit the continent were the ____________________________.
4. The Australian flag is blue with a British ____________________ and stars.
5. The 5 stars on the Australian flag represent the _________________ .
6. The large star on the Australian flag is known as the _________________ star.
7. _________________ is the name for a baby kangaroo.
8. When it's winter in Europe, it's _________________ in Australia.
9. Australia is composed of _________________ states and _________________ territories.
10. The first British settlers of Australia were _________________.
11. The Australian currency is the _________________.
12. A 'didgeridoo' is a ________________ .
13. The 'emu' is an Australian _________________ which cannot walk backwards.
14. 'Vegemite' is made from _________________ extract .
15. Sydney _________________ House is the most famous building in Australia.
Read the text below and fill in the blanks with the right words.Then explain orally why the Great Barrier Reef is at risk.
Read the text below and fill in the blanks with the right words.Then explain orally why the Great Barrier Reef is at risk.
To find out more about the Aborigines, watch the video below. Make a note of five details that struck you the most and be able to explain why that was.
To find out more about the Aborigines, watch the video below. Make a note of five details that struck you the most and be able to explain why that was.
Find out more about Australian landmarks by doing the exercise below. Drag the name and drop it in the right box, underneath the picture.
Find out more about Australian landmarks by doing the exercise below. Drag the name and drop it in the right box, underneath the picture.
Learn more about Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, from the video below. Write five open-ended questions to which answers can be found in the video.
Learn more about Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, from the video below. Write five open-ended questions to which answers can be found in the video.
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