Webquest comprehension questions activity for Yr 9 History as part of study of WWI topic Australian Curriculum. Uses the website https://anzacday.org.au/ww1-the-western-front

Some information and activities relating to the 'Ancient Human Remains' unit Yr 11 History.

Tutorial & learning activities for the Ancient World Overview topic that cover the 'Evidence' aspect of the National Curriculum Syllabus (the evidence for the emergence and establishment of ancient societies, including art, iconography, writing, tools and pottery). The final 'Source Analysis' pages are intended to be printed as a worksheet. Includes tutorial information and a range of historical skills and concept based activities such as cause & effect; significance; contestability; terms & concepts; source analysis ;interpretation, explanation & communication.

A re-vamp of TES Connect and Kermit222's original with changes and additions to suit the Australian context and secondary History (Yr7) for the Australian curriculum. All credit to the original creators.

A couple of revision quizzes and activities for Year 10 History covering Australia in the Vietnam Era, Changing Rights and Freedoms (Aboriginals and Women) and other miscellaneous History topics and skills.

A range of introductory activities for the introduction lesson on the topic of Ancient Rome

Tutorial and related cloze activity showing some of the defensive features of medieval castles

Designed for Stage 4 Geography as a practical Geography skills activity group work task. Students research and draw on knowledge of local geography localised to either their town, school or Australia and use this information to create a personalised and localised version of Monopoly. This works well as an end of year activity. The template is hand-drawn, so it's not fantastic, but it should be useable.

This is a simple instant lesson (requires booking of a computer room or student laptop access). A great purposeful activity at the end of the school year or instant lesson on short notice. Students research their answers with the reward of free time once completed.

Empathy task based around the Federation of Australia with a related research task (could be homework or a formative formal assessment task). Aimed at Year 9 NSW Syllabus "Australia 1901 to 1914" but adaptable to the new curriculum.

Explores the beginnings of Roman civilisation, the legacies and peoples in the region before the Romans and Roman appropriation of these legacies. It also explores Roman expansion and Hannibal and the Punic Wars and looks at 'big idea' concepts such as change and continuity, cause and effect and legacies of the past.

An Internet treasure hunt/end of year activity for students. Makes an easy instant lesson in an emergency or for end of year activities.

A range of tutorials, worksheets and learning activities for Year 9 History aspects of World War One

*Timeline to put this period in context with related questions (worksheet) *HSC and Trial HSC tips and revision questions for Historical Period- New Kingdom Egypt to the Death of Thutmose IV.*Establishment of the 18th Dynasty and the Hyksos*Keyword research activity and student summary activity* A range of other tutorials, sources, resources, activities and worksheets

Tutorial and activities related to indigenous peoples- Inuit people and Inca people

Group based learning activity where students learn about the conditions at Gallipoli and share their findings by acting as 'teacher' for an allocated section.

Important information for senior students so that they understand their obligations to list sources and avoid plagiarism.

A range of tutorial information and activities relating to the drama text "Dags" by Debra Oswald centred around study of a play text and drama techniques and textual conventions for Year 9 English.

A range of tutorials and activties related to the non-fiction text "Briar Rose" ready under the "Close Reading of a Text" module.

A fun and creative way for students to use and consolidate their knowledge of the Vikings by creating a 'recipe' to make a Viking. Great as a Friday afternoon activity when students tend to get a bit ratty!