NESA / Geography / Geographical inquiry skills / Processing geographical information

interpret geographical data to identify distributions and patterns and draw conclusions  

The Blue Marble Sustainability Preview Unit

The Rainforest · Learning Opportunities
Your students will watch a video about the Amazon rainforest and draw the area of the Amazon rainforest on a map of South America.
Sharing Our 3:2:1 R:I:Q · Learning Opportunities
Your students will reflect on their excursion and share their insights or questions with the class
Conducting An Independent Inquiry · Future Action and Independent Inquiry
Your students will practise the skills of questioning, research and working independently as they conduct an inquiry into a topic that they have learnt about during this unit.

First Contact Community Preview Unit

Researching an Artefact: Europeans · Learning Opportunities
Your students will work in pairs to design an artefact that a convict or marine would have used in their day-to-day life and write a journal entry from the perspective of this person.
Historical Artefacts · Learning Opportunities
Your students will compare artefacts from the cultures of First Peoples of Australia and the European settler community, and draw and label an imaginary artefact from the future.

Into the Unknown Change Preview Unit

The Age Of Exploration: Mapping A Voyage · Learning Opportunities
Your students will use a global map to plot a voyage of the explorer that they researched.

Australia's Neighbours 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.