RIC-6430 Primary history (Bk D)
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Teachers notes<br />
Topics within the sections follow a similar four-page format of a teachers page followed by three (3) student pages. The three student pages may be<br />
about different individual aspects of an historical event or time or three connected activities associated with one historical event.<br />
Features<br />
• A series of quick multiple choice quizzes for each topic is provided on pages 102–116. All answers are supplied.<br />
• Curriculum links for Society and Environment and English are provided on page vi.<br />
• A list of useful R.I.C. Publications resources for teacher support for each section of the book is printed on page vi.<br />
• An explanation of the fi ve broad historical literacy skills is provided on page vii.<br />
• A list of public holidays relevant to Australia’s <strong>history</strong> and celebrated by each state is provided on page ix.<br />
• For teacher reference a time line of major Australian and world events from 1788 to the present is on pages x to xvi.<br />
• A list of Australian Prime Ministers since Federation is given on page xvii.<br />
Teachers page<br />
The teachers page contains the following information:<br />
The title of the topic indicates the<br />
person or event in Australian <strong>history</strong><br />
being discussed.<br />
A time line is included to place<br />
events in chronological order<br />
and also to indicate similar or<br />
signifi cant events occurring during<br />
the same time frame elsewhere in<br />
Australia or in the rest of the world.<br />
How to use this book<br />
The sections of this book incorporate an introduction to some of the major events to have<br />
infl uenced the course of Australian <strong>history</strong>. In the early levels, the activities are intended to<br />
form a basis for future learning about historical events. The events have been arranged, in<br />
part, to follow the chronology of events from the migration of the Australian Aboriginals to<br />
the modern day.<br />
Each section contains one or more main historical events. The sections are:<br />
• The beginning • Maritime exploration • Early settlement<br />
• Discoveries • Progress • A new nation<br />
• People and politics • Modern Australia<br />
Indicators state literacy outcomes<br />
for reading and comprehending the<br />
informational text and outcomes<br />
relating to cross-curricular activities on<br />
other student pages.<br />
Worksheet information provides<br />
additional information to place the topic<br />
in context with events of the time. It<br />
also includes specifi c details about the<br />
use of the worksheet, if required.<br />
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The page number for the quiz<br />
questions relating to each topic is<br />
given.<br />
Answers are provided where<br />
necessary. Open-ended tasks require<br />
the teacher to check the answers.<br />
Further exploration activities offer suggestions for<br />
developing the knowledge and understanding of the<br />
topic or for widening the scope of the knowledge by<br />
investigating similar people or events.<br />
iv <strong>Primary</strong> Australian <strong>history</strong> R.I.C. Publications ® www.ricpublications.com.au<br />
ISBN 978-1-74126-687-0