Online Booklet

Table of Contents
1. My City Week Team Members 2
2. Emergency Contact Numbers 3
3. Train Timetable 4
4. Map of Melbourne 5
5. Being Safe in the City – code of conduct 6
6. Daily Schedule 8
7. Travel Activities 10
8. District One: 18
9. District Two: 22
10. District Three: 26
11. District Four: 30
12. Experience Journal 34
13. Autographs 36
An electronic copy of this booklet, and associated guide booklet can be found at:
https://sites.google.com/a/dandenong-hs.vic.edu.au/communitypbl2016/home
using your Dandenong High School email and password to access.
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Mentor Teacher:
Group Members:
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In case of an emergency, please
contact your Group Mentor Teacher,
call the school on 9792 0561
or call 000.
Dandenong High School 9792 0561
Emergency 000
ACMI 8663 2200
Eureka Skydeck 9693 8888
Ian Potter Centre 9650 3188
Immigration Museum 9927 2700
The M.C.G. 9657 8888
Melbourne Museum 8341 7777
National Gallery 8620 2222
Victoria Market 9320 5822
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Departure Arrival
Dandenong Richmond Parliament Melbourne Flagstaff
Central
Flinders
Street
Southern
Cross
8:34 9:12 9:15 9:17 9:19 9:21 9:25
8:44 9:22 9:25 9:27 9:29 9:31 9:36
8:54 9:32 9:35 9:37 9:39 9:41 9:45
9:04 9:42 9:45 9:47 9:49 9:51 9:55
9:14 9:52 9:55 9:57 9:59 10:01 10:05
Departure Arrival
Melbourne
Central
Southern
Cross
Flinders
Street
Parliament Richmond Dandenong
Flagstaff
2:10 2:13 2:15 2:17 2:19 2:22 3:00
2:20 2:23 2:25 2:27 2:29 2:32 3:10
2:30 2:33 2:35 2:37 2:39 2:42 3:20
2:40 2:43 2:45 2:47 2:49 2:52 3:30
2:50 2:53 2:55 2:57 2:59 3:02 3:40
Download the PTV App or call 1800 800 007 for up-to-the-minute travel information
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Be mindful of large groups
Always stay to the left on paths and escalators
Share the footpaths
Don’t run in public places
Don’t bring anything you don’t need on the day
(i.e. scissors, work tools)
Be aware of your surroundings
Be kind and considerate to other people
Be aware of people who act suspiciously
Avoid talking to dangerous people
Don’t isolate yourself
When taking money out at an ATM, be discrete
Keep valuables (phones, iPods, Laptops) out of sight
Be alert when crossing the road
Don’t walk with headphone turned right up
Look both ways when getting off a tram
If you get lost, call someone in your group
If there is an emergency, tell your teacher or call 000
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Wear full winter school uniform.
Be at school by 8:40 every day.
Notify House Attendance Officer, and mentor
teacher of any absence.
Be safe, courteous and follow teacher and
facilitator instructions at all times.
Sit with your City Week Team
when on the train.
Keep valuables hidden in bags of pockets.
Bring lunch, or money to buy lunch.
Have fun.
Walk off from your group.
Go to the toilet by yourself.
Use your mobile for anything except
taking photos or an emergency situation.
Waste time playing games – talk instead!
Give money to beggars.
Talk to strangers.
Give private information to members of
the public (i.e. name, address, phone
number etc).
Break any laws
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Monday
8:30 Roll Call
8:40 – 9:50 Travel Time
10:00 – 11:30 Session One:
11:30 – 12:30 Lunch and Travel Time
12:30 – 2:00 Session Two:
2:15 – 3:30 Travel Time
3:30 Dismissed
Tuesday
8:30 Roll Call
8:40 – 9:50 Travel Time
10:00 – 11:30 Session One:
11:30 – 12:30 Lunch and Travel Time
12:30 – 2:00 Session Two:
2:15 – 3:30 Travel Time
3:30 Dismissed
Wednesday
8:30 Roll Call
8:40 – 9:50 Travel Time
10:00 – 11:30 Session One:
11:30 – 12:30 Lunch and Travel Time
12:30 – 2:00 Session Two:
2:15 – 3:30 Travel Time
3:30 Dismissed
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* Times are a suggestion only – to be used as a guide

Thursday
8:30 Roll Call
8:40 – 9:50 Travel Time
10:00 – 11:30 Session One:
11:30 – 12:30 Lunch and Travel Time
12:30 – 2:00 Session Two:
2:15 – 3:30 Travel Time
3:30 Dismissed
* Times are a suggestion only – to be used as a guide
Friday
City Week Expo Day
8:50 Roll Call
Period One Expo Planning Session
Period Two Expo Planning and Set Up
Period Three House Tours
Period Four
House Tours
Pack Up
3:20 Dismissed
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CITY WEEK WORD SEARCH
A G E A T S M E N I R H S M R
K N D R A P E T R A Y S U E P
E I A R X I L D P T O S K A J
R P N A I R B M I R E S R G D
U P E Y P E O C C U U K R A F
E O M H Y A U N M B S A N O T
P H O T O G R A P H F D O S I
X S R H K E N L T F E D I H D
L I P I H G E R I N Z R R O I
C U L T U R E T O A U I E D S
K X U T R A I N E O M G Q D T
O O T R A M G Z T K U E Z L R
S L A C I N A T O B C U N E I
F L A G S T A F F N O I S T C
T R O P S R E D N I L F T U T
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ART
BOTANICAL
BUSKER
CITY
CULTURE
DANDENONG
DISTRICT
EUREKA
FLAGSTAFF
FLINDERS
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FOOD
GRAFFITI
HODDLE
MELBOURNE
MUSEUM
PARKS
PARLIAMENT
PHOTOGRAPH
PROMENADE
SHOPPING
SHRINE
SOUTHERNCROSS
SPIRE
SPORT
TAXI
TICKET
TOURIST
TRAIN
TRAM
YARRA

Sudoku
Sudoku may seem difficult at first glance, but actually it is not as hard as it looks!
The aim is to fill in the whole grid – and depending on the difficulty of the puzzle this
can be quite easy (just counting and checking), or more tricky puzzles require a bit
more logic and reasoning.
Fill a number in to every cell in the grid, using the numbers 1 to 9.
You can only use each number once in each row, each column, and in each of the
3×3 boxes
Source: www.sudokuoftheday.com
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City of Melbourne Crossword
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Across
5. Nickname for the Exhibition Centre: Jeff’s _____.
6. Horological horticulture
7. Name of the war memorial: ______ of Remembrance.
11. People who originally lived in Melbourne.
14. University that is within the Melbourne CBD
17. Stadium found in the Docklands.
19. Place where Victorian decisions are made
21. Explorer who founded Melbourne
24. At least two horses pull these around Melbourne.
27. Street with many Italian restaurants and cafes.
28. News building that looks like a big video camera (near Southern
Cross).
29. Melbourne Central Station used to be called _________ Station.
30. Victoria is known as the _________ state
31. Melbourne Symphony __________.
32. Activity conducted by many of those in suits.
Down
1. Many of the old buildings were built during the ____-____.
2. Young and _________ is opposite Flinders Street Station.
3. Queen Victoria Market is built over an old __________.
4. Sports are played at the Melbourne ___________ Ground.
6. A major event that happened at the Royal Exhibition Building.
8. Name the theatre where 'Matilda: The Musical' is playing.
9. The Graffiti Artist's Alley: ________ Lane.
10. The highest level of law court in Melbourne.
12. Cricketer in the baggy green
13. Name of the river that flows through Melbourne
15. Many commuters use these to get around the city
16. Name of the big metal tower on top of the Arts Centre
18. Performance venue next to the Yarra
20. Person whose armour is at the State Library
22. Gog and ________ can be found in Royal Arcade.
23. Person who the Myer Music Bowl is named after
25. Spencer Street Station was renamed _____________-_______.
26. Place where Ned Kelly was hanged.
28. A car you can call to take you places.
Created using Puzzlemaker at DiscoveryEducation.com
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Logic Matrix Puzzle
The logic matrix tests your powers of deduction.
This grid can help you solve complex brain teasers. Each cell in the grid represents one
possible relationship. Put a different symbol in the box to help you solve the puzzle.
Use the clues below to find out the answer. Put an X in the box to represent “NO”
Use an O to represent “YES”. When you place a “YES” in a box, you can automatically fill in
an X for the possibilities that you have just eliminated.
Two students and two teachers met up for lunch at the Melbourne Central
Food Court. Use the following clues to determine what each person ate,
which house they are from and how much their lunch cost.
Nobody shares the same house, food, or price with anyone else in the group
Burger
Hot Chips
Kebab
Pizza
$3.20
$5.60
$8.95
$11.90
Banksia
Darwinia
Fern
Hakea
Mr Hotham
Mrs McCrae
Michael
Sarah
Banksia
Darwinia
Fern
Hakea
$3.20
$5.60
$8.95
$11.90
Clues
1. One student had pizza and the other paid $8.95.
2. One of the females was from Hakea and the other ate a kebab.
3. The male teacher sat on the right of the person who was from Fern, who sat on the right
of the person who had the kebab, who sat on the right of the person who paid $5.60, who
sat on the right of the person who was from Banksia.
4. One teacher paid $11.90 and the other had a burger.
5. One of the males had a burger and the other paid $8.95.
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Spotto
Spotto is a game of observation. Play on the train!
How to Play
When on the train, look out the window.
Using a pencil, cross off each item as you see it.
You must say “Spotto-Motor-Bike” or whatever it is that you see.
The first person to call it out gets the point.
Bus Traffic Light Pedestrian
Crossing
Religious Building
Caravan Police Car 4WD Sports Car
Stop Sign Bicycle Pay-Phone Box Bridge
Bonus:
Bonus:
Bonus:
Bonus:
V-Line Train
Rail Workers
*based on “BP Spotto – The Holiday Motoring Game” and “RACV Kids Backseat Spotto”
http://blog.kyliesgenes.com/2011/12/what-you-find-when-youre-not-looking/spottoholidaymotoringgame1/
http://www.racv.com.au/wps/wcm/connect/7c60c8004da9a81a8d09dd54a1b45993/1.pdf
Station with
ONLY 3 platforms
Taxi
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Spot the Difference
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Paddocks
In pairs, each person must take a turn to build a fence
(by connecting two horizontally or vertically adjoining dots).
If the play completes a grid-square with their fence, they own that
paddock (and should write their initials in the box).
The winner is the person with the most paddocks at the end.
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Opened in 1878, Queen Victoria Market stands on the site of the
original Melbourne Cemetery. Spread over two city blocks, it has
been the heart and soul of Melbourne for more than a century
and is a vibrant and bustling inner-city market. It is the perfect
place to buy everything from local fruit and vegetables,
gourmet foods, clothing, souvenirs, cosmetics and jewellery.
Locations:
1. ANZ Gothic Bank 2. Immigration Museum
3. City Square 4. Magistrates Court
5. County Court 6. Melbourne Town Hall
7. Degraves Street 8. Polly Woodside
9. Etihad Stadium 10. Royal Mint, Melbourne
11. Flagstaff Gardens 12. Southern Cross Station
13. Flinders Street Station 14. St Paul’s Cathedral
15. Fox Classic Car Collection 16. Supreme Court
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MAP
6
3
14
13
7
1
M/A
10
5
16
2
11
4
12
9
8
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Sheds G-J
were
constructed
in 1878.
G Shed was
removed to
construct the
Meat Hall.
Stalls used to be
half the size and
had no running
water.
In the 1970s, a
move to close the
market was halted
due to public
protest.
There are still
7000 or more
people buried
under the QVM.
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The Melbourne Cricket Ground is home to the Melbourne Cricket
Club and is the largest stadium in the southern hemisphere. Its
light towers are the tallest of any sporting venue. It was the
centrepiece of the 1956 Melbourne Olympics and has hosted
numerous international sporting events. During summer it is home
to the Boxing Day cricket test match. During winter it is the home
of Aussie Rules Football, with matches played there weekly. It
also hosts the AFL Grand Final in September each year, which is
usually attended by over 100,000 spectators.
Locations:
1. Alexandra Gardens 2. National Herbarium of Victoria
3. Birrarung Marr 4. Old Melbourne Observatory
5. Cooks Cottage 6. Pioneer Woman’s Garden
7. Federation Bells 8. Queen Victoria Gardens
9. Fitzroy Gardens 10. Royal Botanical Gardens
11. Floral Clock 12. Shrine of Remembrance
13. Government House 14. Sidney Myer Music Bowl
15. Kings Domain 16. The Secret Sunken Garden
17. La Trobe’s Cottage 18. Victoria Barracks
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Map
9
5
3
7
M/A
1
8
11
15
16?
16?
16?
16?
16?
14
16?
16?
6
18
12
4
13
17
2
10
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i From: http://www.nsm.org.au/~/media/Files/NSM_MAP_2011.pdf
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ii From http://www.rbg.vic.gov.au/documents/MelbMap_A3_13.2.13.pdf

Named after the Eureka Stockade, a rebellion during the Victorian
gold rush in 1854, Eureka Tower is a 297.3 metre (975ft.)
skyscraper located in the Southbank precinct. Construction began
in August 2002 and was officially opened on 11 October 2006. The
project was designed by Melbourne architectural firm Fender
Katsalidis Architects and was built by Grocon. It is currently the
tallest residential building in the world, and the 98th tallest
building in the world overall.
Locations:
1. Australian Centre for the
Moving Image (ACMI)
2. Koorie Heritage Trust
3. The Arts Centre 4. Margaret Lawrence Gallery (VCA)
5. Australian Centre for
Contemporary Art (ACCA)
6. Melbourne Recital Centre
7. Crown Entertainment Complex 8. National Gallery of Victoria
9. Federation Square 10. Princes Bridge
11. Forward Surge Sculpture 12. Sandridge Bridge
13. Hamer Hall 14. The State Theatre
15. Hosier Lane 16. Southgate Promenade
17. The Ian Potter Centre 18. “Vault” (Yellow Peril)
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2
17
15
1
9
10
13
11
3
14
8
4
5
6
18
16
M/A
12
7
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Constructed in 2001, this modern museum has many interactive
exhibitions, including a living forest gallery, a collection of
dinosaur bones, and the mind and body exhibit. Of particular
interest is the new Bunjilaka exhibition – a collection of
Aboriginal artefacts and stories which explore the history of the
very first Australians.
Locations:
1. Athenaeum Theatre 2. Myer Building
3. Bourke Street Mall 4. Old Melbourne Gaol
5. Carlton Gardens 6. Old Treasury Building
7. China Town 8. Parliament House
9. Chinese Museum 10. Princess Theatre
11. Emporium Melbourne 12. QV
13. Fire Services Museum 14. Regent Theatre
15. The Forum 16. St Patrick’s Cathedral
17. GPO Building 18. Shot Tower
19. Greek Precinct 20. State Library of Victoria
21. Melbourne Central 22. The Strand Arcade
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M/A
5
4
13
20
16
18
21
12
19
9
10
8
7
22
11
6
17
2
3
1
14
15
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32 City Week 2016 http://museumvictoria.com.au/pages/30791/mm_visitormap.pdf

http://cdn.melbournepoint.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/State-Library-of-Victoria-Map.jpg
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Exploring my Theme
As you travel through each zone in the city, remember to investigate your theme.
Make some notes below:
- What did you find out about your theme from today’s experiences?
- Was there something you would like to find out more about?
- How will you present what you learnt at the Travel Expo on Friday?
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