Engage middle/upper secondary learners in an enriching film viewing experience with these Viewing Questions (47 in total) for the 2023 feature film, Barbie, directed by Greta Gerwig. The film imagines the iconic Barbie doll experiencing an existential crisis leading to an adventure into the real world on a journey of self-discovery. Zip file Contents (3 digital/editable/printable files ready for immediate download and use): Viewing Questions - 11 page Student Booklet (.doc/.pdf formats) Viewing Questions - 9 page Teacher Answer Guide to Student Booklet Questions (.pdf format) Duration: 2-3 lessons Official film rating: PG (Classifications can vary - please check your country’s classification for this film prior to use with students.) Suitable for use with students across middle to upper secondary subject areas, including: English, Media, Essential English In addition, the Viewing Questions relate directly to the following General Capabilities within the Australian National Curriculum: · Critical and Creative Thinking · Personal and Social Capability · Ethical Understanding · Literacy Features: · Digital/editable/printable files delivered in a single zip file (2 x pdf, 1 x doc) · Professionally designed by an experienced educator · Save time without compromising quality learning · Suited to all learners · Crisp, clean layouts - visual and engaging ALSO AVAILABLE: A complete Teacher Pack (comprehensive teaching unit) for Barbie is available also (including pre-viewing and post-viewing assessment activities). See the separate listing.

**This comprehensive teaching unit is based upon the 2023 feature film, Barbie, directed by Greta Gerwig. ** The film imagines the iconic Barbie doll experiencing an existential crisis leading to an adventure into the real world on a journey of self-discovery. Through a blend of satire and sincerity, the film works to acknowledge Barbie’s unrealistic body type and the impact this has had on children over time, while celebrating her role as a feminist icon. Ideas about toxic masculinity and the importance of feeling empowered to find one’s own identity and purpose are key to the film’s impact upon audiences. This Teacher Pack – Barbie equips educators of middle to upper secondary students with a range of tools to deliver high-quality learning experiences, including a range of seven analytical assessment options (adaptable for differentiated learning). Contents (5 digital/editable/printable files ready for immediate download and use): Teacher Guide (35 page .pdf) · Unit overview · Inquiry Questions · Suggested Lesson Outline · Teacher Answer Guide to Student Booklet · Assessment – Analytical Essay (choice of seven options) Student Booklet (33 page - .pdf/.doc formats) · Pre-viewing activities · Viewing activities · Post-viewing activities · Assessment – Analytical Essay (choice of seven options) – including templates and assessment resources Teaching PowerPoint (29 slide .pptx for Windows users/29 slide keynote presentation for MAC users) · Discussion Starters · Barbie Quiz and Fun Facts · What is narrative film? (archetypal narratives, representations in film, narrative film conventions and active film-viewing strategies) · Who is Greta Gerwig? · Barbies by the Era – historical, social and cultural influences · Post-viewing resources – discussion starter, character analysis, key scene analysis, critic response to the film · Assessment resources – ‘to analyse’, analytical essay structure guide, the writing process Unit duration: 15-20 lessons Official film rating: PG (Classifications can vary - please check your country’s classification for this film prior to use with students.) Suitable for use with students across middle to upper secondary subject areas, including: English, Media, Essential English In addition, the Teacher Pack relates directly to the following General Capabilities within the Australian National Curriculum: · Critical and Creative Thinking · Personal and Social Capability · Ethical Understanding · Literacy Features: · Digital/editable/printable files delivered in a single zip file (2 x pdf, 1 x doc, 1 x pptx, 1 x keynote presentation) · Professionally designed by an experienced educator · Highly visual and engaging · Suited to all learners · Crisp, clean layouts · A range of whole class, group work and individual learning resources **Please note: ** Access to view the film is not included in the resource pack.

This comprehensive teaching unit supports use of the gothic series, Wednesday (Tim Burton, 2022), the story of Wednesday Addams, the daughter from the 1960s television classic, The Addams Family. The Teacher Pack equips educators of secondary students (Years 9–12) with all that’s needed to deliver high-quality learning experiences, focusing on the gothic genre and intertextuality, with a close-up on the influence of the work of Edgar Allan Poe. Student learning outcomes can be assessed through included analytical and narrative options, along with formative tasks. Contents (digital/editable/printable files ready for immediate download and use): (1) Teacher Guide (67-page PDF) Unit overview Inquiry questions Suggested lesson outline Teacher Answer Guide to Student Booklet - including completed viewing tables for all eight episodes of the Wednesday series Assessment information (2) Student Booklet (48-page PDF and DOCX) Pre-viewing, Viewing and Post-viewing activities - including a focus on the gothic genre and the works of Edgar Allan Poe; resources on intertextuality, narrative film viewing and the work of Tim Burton; viewing questions/tables for all eight episodes of Wednesday Assessment options - Analytical and Narrative response tasks - supported by generic structure and features guides, scaffolds for planning and drafting, devices guides, checklists (3) Teaching PowerPoint/Keynote Presentation (37-slide PPTX and KEY for macOS users) Discussion starters Gothic elements A close-up on Edgar Allan Poe - The Tell-Tale Heart and The Raven Pre-viewing, Viewing and Post-viewing resources for Wednesday Assessment options - Analytical and Narrative response tasks (4) Bonus files Student version - Gothic Texts Quiz (DOCX) Teacher answers - Gothic Texts Quiz (DOCX) Unit Duration - 20+ lessons (up to a full term including assessment) Curriculum Links: English Media/Film Features: digital/editable/printable files delivered in a single ZIP file professionally designed by an experienced educator highly visual and engaging suited to all learners crisp, clean layouts a range of whole class, group work and individual learning resources Please note: Episodes vary in length from 45-57 minutes and all have an official rating as M. Please check your country’s classification for the series prior to use with students.

This comprehensive teaching unit has been designed for teachers to use with The Social Dilemma (Netflix documentary-drama film - dir. Jeff Orlowski). Contents (4 digital/editable/printable files ready for immediate download and use): Teacher Guide - (14 page .pdf) An overview Suggested Lesson Outline Teacher Answer Guide to Student Booklet Inquiry learning - focus questions Assignment/Extension activities Further resources/reading links Student Booklet (10 page - in .pdf/.doc formats): Pre-viewing activities During viewing activities Post-viewing activities Further action The Social Dilemma Teaching PowerPoint (21 slide .pptx): What is a documentary? Pre-viewing, During-viewing and Post-viewing resources (including links) Going beyond the documentary activities (including links) Unit duration: 6-8+ lessons Official film rating: PG13+ (Classifications can vary - please check your country’s classification for this film prior to use with students.) Suitable for use with students across secondary subject areas, including primarily: English, Media Studies (with links to aspects of Humanities/Social Studies, Psychology, Social Development, and Health curriculum). Features: Digital/printable files delivered in a single zip file (2 x pdf, 1 x doc, 1 x pptx) Professionally designed by an experienced educator Highly visual and engaging Suited to all learners Crisp, clean layouts A range of whole class, group work and individual learning resources Please note: Access to view the film itself requires a Netflix account. This is not included in the resource pack. Licence information: $15 for an individual licence (with use strictly limited to the individual purchaser – ie. one teacher/one class)

This comprehensive teaching unit, including assessment, has been designed for teachers to use with My Octopus Teacher, the beautiful and profound story of the year filmmaker, Craig Foster, spends with a wild common octopus in the Great African Sea Forest and its life-changing effects. (Netflix documentary film - directed by Pippa Ehrlich and James Reed) Contents (4 digital/editable/printable files ready for immediate download and use): Teacher Guide (18 page .pdf) • Unit overview • Inquiry Questions • Suggested Lesson Outline • Teacher Answer Guide to Student Booklet • Assessment Option 1 – English – Narrative • Assessment Option 2 – Media – Short Narrative Film • Extension activities (Science/Values) • Additional resources/links Student Booklet (16 page - .pdf/.doc formats) • Pre-viewing activities • During viewing activities • Post-viewing activities • Assessment Option 1 – English – Narrative (including Narrative Devices table and templates for Narrative Plan, Narrative Structure and Writing Checklist) • Assessment Option 2 – Media – Short Narrative Film (including Storyboarding template with codes and conventions) • Extension activities (Science/Values) • Additional resources/links Teaching PowerPoint (20 slide .pptx) • What is a documentary? • Pre-viewing, Viewing and Post-viewing resources (including links) • Assessment Preparation – Storytelling/Narrative Writing – cognitive verb ‘create’, narrative structure, features and the writing process • Take Further Action Unit duration: 12+ lessons (including Narrative assessment) Official film rating: G (Classifications can vary - please check your country’s classification for this film prior to use with students.) Suitable for use with students across upper primary and secondary subject areas, including: English and Media Studies (also contains links to Science and Values Education). Features: • Digital/editable/printable files delivered in a single zip file (2 x pdf, 1 x doc, 1 x pptx) • Professionally designed by an experienced educator • Highly visual and engaging • Suited to all learners • Crisp, clean layouts • A range of whole class, group work and individual learning resources Please note: Access to view the film itself is not included in the resource pack.

Inspire your students with one of the bard’s greatest works, Hamlet, using this quality pack of innovative resources. Specifically tailored for high-engagement examination preparation. The best part (in addition to the hours of preparation time you’ll save!) is that these resources are ready for immediate download and use. The pack includes: (1) Teacher/Student Resources (32 .jpg/.pdf/.doc files): • pre-reading journal activity • act-by-act summary templates (including Act 1 cloze activity) • literary device matching activity (including teacher answer guide) • theme and character-based worksheets • posters/desktop wallpapers • essential quotations by theme discussion starters • quote analysis organisers • essay plan template (and bonus complete essay plan to support Teaching PowerPoint 2) •** Bonus: ** complete sample essay response (to support Teaching PowerPoint 1) (2) Teaching PowerPoint 1 (13 slide .ppt file) – Hamlet: Analysing a soliloquy – ‘To be or not to be…’ • 8-step approach to analysis of Shakespeare’s work • detailed analysis activities focusing on this soliloquy (matching devices, concept identification, evidence identification, sample essay question, practice body paragraph activity, and whole essay extension activity) (2) Teaching PowerPoint 2 (15 slide .ppt file) – Hamlet: Approaching the essay question - Analyse how Shakespeare invites readers to accept that guilt can consume an individual. • question types • key words/phrases • thesis writing • key essay points – including sample points • suggested approach to body paragraph writing – including complete sample body paragraph • essay planning template (completed to support approach to essay question) Features: • Electronic/printable pdf/jpg/doc/ppt files • Professionally designed • Highly visual and engaging • Suited to all learners • Crisp, clean layouts • For whole class, group work and individual learning

This teaching unit is based upon the 2021 documentary, The Rescue, directed by Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi. The film focuses on the gripping and inspirational rescue of a team of 12 soccer players and their coach from a flooded Thailand cave in 2018. • What’s possible in an impossible situation? • What is true courage? • What makes each of us unique? This comprehensive Teacher Pack – The Rescue equips educators of secondary students with a range of tools to deliver high-quality learning experiences (individual, group and whole class modes), including a Group Project – Celebrating the Individual and five Persuasive Speaking Assessment Task options. **Contents **(6 digital/editable/printable files ready for immediate download and use): Teacher Guide (26 page .pdf) • Unit overview • Inquiry Questions • Suggested Lesson Outline • Teacher Answer Guide to Student Booklet • Assessment Task options (including Focus Task – Group Project – and Persuasive Speaking options) Student Booklet (26 page - .pdf/.doc formats – suitable for Google Classroom) • Pre-viewing activities • Viewing activities • Post-viewing activities • Focus Assessment Task – Group Project ‘Celebrating the Individual’ Festival (including planner) • Persuasive Speaking Assessment Task options (including models/template/checklist) Teaching PowerPoint (23 slide .pptx for Windows users/23 slide keynote presentation for MAC users) • What is a documentary? (documentary styles, critiquing a documentary and documentary film conventions) • Discussion starters – 1-4 • Pre-viewing, Viewing and Post-viewing resources (including links) • Assessment Options • Persuasive Speaking resources Bonus – poster (printable .pdf file for classroom display) **Unit duration: ** 15+ lessons Official film rating: M (Classifications can vary - please check your country’s classification for this film prior to use with students.) Suitable for use with students across upper primary and secondary subject areas, including: English and Media Studies N.B. The film and this teaching unit is very well-suited to a multi-disciplinary approach, in which pastoral/personal development is key. The film’s focus on the importance of selflessness, perseverance, the uniqueness of every individual, courage and team-work is of particular value. Features: · Digital/editable/printable files delivered in a single zip file (3 x pdf, 1 x doc, 1 x pptx, 1 x keynote presentation) · Professionally designed by an experienced educator · Highly visual and engaging · Suited to all learners · Crisp, clean layouts · A range of whole class, group work and individual learning resources **Please note: ** Access to view the film is not included in the resource pack.

Take a 21st approach to making meaning in the teaching of Shakespeare with this **Macbeth **set of resources. Whether you’re preparing students for high-stakes examinations or needing to refresh your Shakespeare resources, something wicked(-ly good) comes your way. The best part is these resources are ready for immediate download and use. The pack includes: (1) Teacher/Student Resources (19 .jpg/.pdf/.doc files ready for immediate download and use): • theme and character-based worksheets • posters • essential quotations by theme discussion starters • quote analysis organisers • Bonus: complete sample essay response (to support Teaching PowerPoint 1) (2) Teaching PowerPoint 1 (14 slide .ppt file) – Macbeth: Approaching the Essay Question – ‘To what extent is Macbeth’s downfall due to forces beyond his control?’ • question types • key words/phrases • thesis writing • key essay points – including sample points • suggested approach to body paragraph writing – include complete sample body paragraph (3) Teaching PowerPoint 2 (12 slide .ppt file) – Macbeth: Analysing a Soliloquy - ‘To-morrow, and to-morrow, and to-morrow’ • 8-step approach to analysis of Shakespeare’s work • detailed analysis activities focusing on this soliloquy (matching devices, concept identification, evidence identification, sample essay question, practice body paragraph activity, and whole essay extension activity) Features: • Electronic/printable pdf/jpg/doc/ppt files • Professionally designed • Highly visual and engaging • Suited to all learners • Crisp, clean layouts • For whole class, group work and individual learning

This teaching unit is based upon the 2021 documentary, 14 Peaks: Nothing is Impossible, directed by Torquil Jones. The film focuses on the incredible record-breaking feat achieved by Nepalese climber, Nirmal Purja, of summiting the 14 highest peaks in the world in under 7 months. · What does it take to overcome the impossible? · What are the qualities of a truly inspirational person? This comprehensive Teacher Pack – 14 Peaks equips educators of secondary students with a range of tools to deliver high-quality learning experiences (individual, group and whole class modes), including a range of six potential assignment/extension activities. **Contents **(5 digital/editable/printable files ready for immediate download and use): 1. Teacher Guide (20 page .pdf) · Unit overview · Inquiry Questions · Suggested Lesson Outline · Teacher Answer Guide to Student Booklet · Assignment Tasks (including Focus Assessment Task – Project Possible Festival) 2. Student Booklet (20 page - .pdf/.doc formats – suitable for Google Classroom) · Pre-viewing activities · Viewing activities · Post-viewing activities · Focus Assessment Task – Project Possible Festival (including planner) · Other Assessment Task Options 3. Teaching PowerPoint (20 slide .pptx for Windows users/20 slide keynote presentation for MAC users) · What is a documentary? (documentary styles, critiquing a documentary and documentary film conventions) · Discussion starters – 1-5 · Pre-viewing, Viewing and Post-viewing resources (including links) Unit duration: 12+ lessons **Official film rating: **M (Classifications can vary - please check your country’s classification for this film prior to use with students.) Suitable for use with students across secondary subject areas, including: English and Media Studies N.B. The film and this teaching unit is very well-suited to a multi-disciplinary approach, in which pastoral/personal development is key. The film’s focus on the importance of self-belief, perseverance, courage and team-work is of particular value. Features: · Digital/editable/printable files delivered in a single zip file (2 x pdf, 1 x doc, 1 x pptx, 1 x keynote presentation) · Professionally designed by an experienced educator · Highly visual and engaging · Suited to all learners · Crisp, clean layouts · A range of whole class, group work and individual learning resources **Please note: Access to view the film is not included in the resource pack. **

Breathe new life into teaching Shakespeare’s classic, Romeo and Juliet (and save countless hours of precious preparation time in the process!), with this innovative and engaging pack of resources. The best part is these resources are ready for immediate download and use. The pack includes: (1) Teacher/Student Resources (22 .jpg/.pdf/.doc files): • act-by-act summary – cloze activity (including teacher answer guide) • theme and character-based worksheets • posters • essential quotations by theme discussion starters • quote analysis organisers • practice essay checklist (use for individual or peer-editing) • Bonus: complete sample essay response (to support Teaching PowerPoint 2) (2) Teaching PowerPoint 1 (16 slide .ppt file) – Romeo and Juliet: The Prologue and the Shakespearean Sonnet • Focus on the Prologue of the play • Features of a Shakespearean Sonnet • 8-step approach to analysis of Shakespeare’s work • detailed analysis activities focusing on this soliloquy (matching devices, concept identification, evidence identification, sample essay question, practice body paragraph activity, and whole essay extension activity) (3) Teaching PowerPoint 2 (14 slide .ppt file) – Romeo and Juliet: Approaching the essay question - ‘How does Shakespeare invite readers of the play to understand that loyalty can be dangerous?’ • question types • key words/phrases • thesis writing • key essay points – including sample points • suggested approach to body paragraph writing – including complete sample body paragraph Features: • Electronic/printable pdf/jpg/doc/ppt files • Professionally designed • Highly visual and engaging • Suited to all learners • Crisp, clean layouts • For whole class, group work and individual learning

This comprehensive teaching unit, including assessment, has been designed for teachers to use with A Life on Our Planet – David Attenborough. (Netflix documentary film - directed by Alastair Fothergill, Jonnie Hughes and Keith Scholey) Contents (4 digital/editable/printable files ready for immediate download and use): Teacher Guide - (16 page .pdf) Unit overview Inquiry questions Suggested Lesson Outline Teacher Answer Guide to Student Booklet Assessment Tasks/Extension Activities information (including Focus Assessment Task – Film Festival Group Project) Additional resources/links Student Booklet (14 page - in .pdf/.doc formats): Pre-viewing activities During viewing activities Post-viewing activities Focus Assessment Task – Film Festival Group Project (including planner) Other Assessment Tasks/Extension Activities (including Earthshot Prize task) Additional resources Teaching PowerPoint (20 slide .pptx): What is a documentary? Pre-viewing, During-viewing and Post-viewing resources (including links) Assessment options Unit duration: 12+ lessons (including Film Festival Group Project) Official film rating: PG13+ (Classifications can vary - please check your country’s classification for this film prior to use with students.) Suitable for use with students across secondary subject areas, including: Project-based learning, Inquiry learning, English, Media Studies, Science (Earth and Environmental) and Geography. Features: Digital/printable files delivered in a single zip file (2 x pdf, 1 x doc, 1 x pptx) Professionally designed by an experienced educator Highly visual and engaging Suited to all learners Crisp, clean layouts A range of whole class, group work and individual learning resources Please note: Access to view the film itself requires a Netflix account. This is not included in the resource pack. Licence information: $15 for an individual licence (with use strictly limited to the individual purchaser – ie. one teacher/one class)

This comprehensive Teacher Pack – Minimalism equips educators with all that’s needed to deliver high-quality learning experiences which unpack the key messages of this powerful documentary film. Contents (4 digital/editable/printable files ready for immediate download and use): 1. Teacher Guide (22 page .pdf) • Unit overview • Inquiry Questions • Suggested Lesson Outline • Teacher Answer Guide to Student Booklet • Persuasive Speaking Assessment information – including colour-coded sample script answer key • Additional resource/links 2. Student Booklet (19 page - .pdf/.doc formats): • Pre-viewing activities • During viewing activities • Post-viewing activities • Assessment task - Persuasive Speech: o Elements of persuasion o Persuasive language devices o Structure and features of a persuasive speech o Sample speech o Speech script template o Practising the speech • Additional resources 3. Minimalism Teaching PowerPoint (23 slide .pptx): • What is a documentary? • Pre-viewing, Viewing and Post-viewing resources (including links) • Prepare and Present a Persuasive Speech • Take further action (including links) Unit duration: 14+ lessons (including Persuasive Speaking assessment task) Suitable for use with students across secondary subject areas, including primarily English, Media Studies, Geography and Humanities/Social Studies. The film runs for 78 mins and has an official rating as PG13+. Please check your country’s classification for this film prior to use with students. Features: • Digital/editable/printable files delivered in a single zip file (2 x pdf, 1 x doc, 1 x pptx) • Professionally designed by an experienced educator • Highly visual and engaging • Suited to all learners • Crisp, clean layouts • A range of whole class, group work and individual learning resources Please note: Access to view the film itself requires a Netflix account. This is not included in the resource pack. Licence information: $15 for an individual licence (with use strictly limited to the individual purchaser – ie. one teacher/one class)

This 25-page Christmas-themed booklet will engage and entertain Years 3-6 students in the lead-up to Christmas, without compromising educational value. It provides students with a range of creative, critical, reflective, persuasive, social-emotional and practical activities. Simply print pages 1-24 and hand out to your students - they’ll love the visually-engaging layouts and the easy-to-follow instructions. Alternatively, select from the 12 tasks to print/issue in the order you’d prefer. Save page 25 for yourself (it’s the Teacher Answers to the Wordsearch!). 12 Tasks of Christmas - Contents: Reflective Writing - prompts and writing template Design a Christmas Tree Plan a Christmas Menu Create an Invitation Persuade - Christmas and Consumerism Care for the Environment Plan a Christmas Game Design an Advent Calendar Christmas Wordsearch Favourite Christmas Film Dream Christmas Destination Encourage Gift-Giving The resource comes to you as a single digital printable PDF file ready for immediate download and use. Lesson duration: 2-4 weeks (with option to have students present/deliver their work) Curriculum Links: This resource relates directly to the following General Capabilities within the Australian National Curriculum: Critical and Creative Thinking Personal and Social Capability Literacy Digital Literacy It also addresses the Cross-curriculum priority of: Sustainability Features: Digital printable files delivered in a single file (1 x 25-page pdf ) Professionally designed by an experienced educator Highly visual and engaging Suited to all learners Crisp, clean layouts

My School Journey - A 12-part reflective writing program for students in their final year of high school. Are you looking for a meaningful way to support your Year 12 students through their final school year? It’s an exciting yet challenging year of school for both Year 12 students and the staff who support them. Here’s how the My School Journey program benefits your students: Well-being booster - Writing helps students reflect, building habits that support mental health and personal growth to last a lifetime. Create a personal keepsake - Students are supported through the year to create a precious, tangible memento of their schooling journey to keep or share. Fosters a positive, pastoral care experience - This program offers a safe, non-assessed space for students to explore their thoughts, perfect as a pastoral care activity. “Thank you so much. Such a great resource for our Seniors. The ideas, activities and formatting are so good.” Christine Program Features: A single comprehensive 44-page My School Journey digital student booklet - ready for immediate download/use Students work independently supported by a flexible step-by-step 12-part approach to suit your cohort Printable or Fillable PDF options - flexibility to cater for all learning needs; you decide whether your students will handwrite or work electronically 12 reflective writing topics – each with three prompt options and sentence starters Writing sample – to guide students Writing templates – including space for adding images No direct teaching required Accompanied by Teacher Guide (separate 12-page resource) to support program delivery Why life-writing is key to Year 12 well-being Life-writing isn’t just about capturing memories. Reflective writing helps students understand their journey, practice self-awareness, and strengthen communication skills. These skills foster resilience, improve mental well-being, and build essential habits for lifelong success. How the program works: Delivery/time allowance: The My School Journey program is designed with flexibility in mind, to suit your school’s schedule over the course of the Year 12 timeline. As a guide, every fortnight (or to suit your cohort), students engage with a new writing prompt. Allow around 20-30 minutes for students to reflect and write. Use in pastoral care sessions, as part of class activities, or during quiet moments of self-reflection. Ready for immediate download and use. Please note: Resource licence is for single class/individual teacher use (up to 30 students). Please select multiple option if you would like to use this resource for multiple classes/whole cohort.

My Primary School Journey - A 12-part reflective writing program. Upper Primary teachers - you know how significant the final year of primary school is for your students. It’s a time of reflection, growth, and preparing for the transition to high school. My Primary School Journey is the perfect tool to support Year Six students: By boosting well-being through celebrating the past and preparing for what lies ahead To capture memories and create a personal keepsake To provide a positive and safe thinking space “A fabulous resource! My students have loved taking the time to think back over their primary years.” Carina Program Features: A single comprehensive 32-page My Primary School Journey digital student booklet - ready for immediate download/use Students work independently supported by a flexible step-by-step 12-part approach to suit your cohort Printable or Fillable PDF options - flexibility to cater for all learning needs; you decide whether your students will handwrite or work electronically 12 reflective writing topics – each with three questions and corresponding sentence starters Writing sample – to guide students Writing template for each topic No direct teaching required Accompanied by Teacher Guide (separate 12-page resource) to support program delivery How it works: Delivery/time allowance: The My Primary School Journey program is designed with flexibility in mind, to suit your school’s schedule over the course of the Year 6 timeline. Some schools use it every fortnight across the year; alternatively, the program could be implemented as a term’s focus, such as in Term 3 or Term 4 of Year 6. For each of the 12 sessions, students engage with a new writing topic. Allow around 20-30 minutes for students to reflect and write. Use as a mindful activity to begin the day, as part of class activities, or during quiet moments of self-reflection. The 12 Topics First Days at School My Special Friends Memorable Teachers Challenges Learning Something New Special Events My Personal Growth Change Fun Times Celebrating Milestones Looking Ahead Gratitude Ready for immediate download and use. Please note: Resource licence is for single class/individual teacher use (up to 30 students). Please select multiple option if you would like to use this resource for multiple classes/whole cohort.