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Contains introductory aspects of textiles and design, as well as how fabrics are formed and manipulated.
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Students 'play detective' to solve a crime using scientific theory and skills. No previous knowledge of forensic science is required to complete the task.
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Students interpret examples of physical and human geography topics with an Australian and world focus, as well as create their own graphs and diagrams.
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Students interpret examples of physical and human geography topics with an Australian and world focus, as well as create their own graphs and diagrams.
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Practical activities that are designed to improve and consolidate students' skills in measurement and space. Sixty four pages of maths activities featuring real-life and theoretical contexts; with each task carefully graded, and the level of difficulty progressing from Book 1 through to Book 3. Includes teacher's notes, and answers for time-efficient marking.
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Practical activities that are designed to improve and consolidate students' skills in measurement and space. Sixty four pages of maths activities featuring real-life and theoretical contexts; with each task carefully graded, and the level of difficulty progressing from Book 1 through to Book 3. Includes teacher's notes, and answers for time-efficient marking.
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Multi-level tests that incorporate music reading, writing and aural skills. Activities are suitable for AMEB grade 1 level students.
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Multi-level tests that incorporate music reading, writing and aural skills. Activities are suitable for AMEB grade 1 level students.
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Creative approaches to learning the skills of songwriting and arranging that don't require additional equipment and only basic note reading skills. Covers everything students need to start composing their own songs, including lyrics, tunes and chord progressions. Elements of music theory – such as major scales, blues scales and basic chord construction – are also woven into the activities to provide a solid theoretical foundation. A key feature of this series are the suggested ways in which to integrate notation software and freeware into music lessons.
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Creative approaches to learning the skills of songwriting and arranging that don't require additional equipment and only basic note reading skills. Covers everything students need to start composing their own songs, including lyrics, tunes and chord progressions. Elements of music theory – such as major scales, blues scales and basic chord construction – are also woven into the activities to provide a solid theoretical foundation. A key feature of this series are the suggested ways in which to integrate notation software and freeware into music lessons.
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Bring Science Alive with practical extended projects in which students’ play detectives’ to solve a crime based on evidence. Using scientific investigation skills, students complete tasks that help them to reach a logical conclusion. Both scenario’s have been rigorously tested in schools by the author, and do not require any previous study of forensic science as introductory activities are included. These books are ideal for science option subjects, extension tasks, or for when course work is completed and teachers need to keep students motivated.
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The aim this series is to empower students to say what they think and feel about their science learning throughout a continuous process of concept development. The worksheet activities will encourage student talk and avoid the spiral of silence that can surround teaching as concepts increase in complexity. Science Circles goes beyond simply presenting concepts. This series encourages the development of science understanding as a way for students to make sense of the world.
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The aim this series is to empower students to say what they think and feel about their science learning throughout a continuous process of concept development. The worksheet activities will encourage student talk and avoid the spiral of silence that can surround teaching as concepts increase in complexity. Science Circles goes beyond simply presenting concepts. This series encourages the development of science understanding as a way for students to make sense of the world.
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Students are required to interpret stimulus materials using geographical skills. Outline maps are provided to complete tasks.
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Students are required to interpret stimulus materials using geographical skills. Outline maps are provided to complete tasks.
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The activities in this book have been thoroughly tested in the classroom by the authors and are specially designed to lead students in easy steps through areas that traditionally cause them difficulty.
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Instant Lessons in Music - Book 3 - Music in Australia - Contemporary, historical and the radio Industry has been developed to assist Years 7 – 10 music teachers develop lessons that encourage thought, interaction and the enjoyment of music.
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Instant Lessons in Music - Book 4 - Everyday musicality: storytelling, producing and personal response has been developed to assist Years 7 – 10 music teachers develop lessons that encourage thought, interaction and the enjoyment of music.
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Book 5 - Theory, composition and songwriting has been developed to assist Years 7 – 10 music teachers develop lessons that encourage thought, interaction and the enjoyment of music.
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