Victorian Curriculum / Learning Areas / The Humanities / History / Historical Knowledge / Personal histories

How the present, past and future are signified by terms indicating and describing time (VCHHK060)

Growing Older and Wiser Identity Preview Unit

Our Timeline of the Week · Learning Opportunities
During this task, your students are going to work in groups of three to create a timeline for a school day.
My Timeline: First Two Years · Learning Opportunities
Your students will learn that all living things get older and have stages of life.
My Timeline: From Two to Now · Learning Opportunities
Your students will consider what new skills they have learnt since they were toddlers.
Future Action · Future Action
Your students will create a timeline of their future.
Introducing the Unit · Pretesting and Familiarisation
Your students will learn what they are going to do during this learning sequence.

Through Generations Connections Preview Unit

Describing Time · Learning Opportunities
Your students will learn about the past, present, and future as they write a story about an event in their lives.
Pretest · Pretesting and Familiarisation
Your students will consider the value of making connections with people as they complete a pretest about what they know about this learning sequence.

Then and Now Question-Based Investigations Preview Unit

Assessment · Synthesis Phase
You will conduct a conference with each student to assess their understanding of the content they have learnt during their research.

Cultural Celebrations Question-Based Investigations Preview Unit

Assessment · Synthesis Phase
You will conduct a conference with each student to assess their understanding of the content they have learnt during their research.