Games we played
– photographs showing children’s games in early 1900’s. From National Archives of Australia
Little history: toys and games
– teacher and student support materials as well as curriculum links from Museums Victoria
To be a child: childhood in South Australia
– information and photographs on themes: Board games, Children’s toys, Books, Gender in play and toys. From State Library of South Australia
Exploring my family history
– unit of work and resources to support the Australian History Curriculum. From Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority
Present and past family life
– similarities and differences in families today and in the past. Interactive activities from Australian History Mysteries (ask Library for password)
Tonkin, R 2001, When I was a kid, illustration, Angus & Robertson, accessed 26 April 2013, <https://www.angusrobertson.com.au/book/when-i-was-a-kid/9086841/>.
What is this? 
– six videos exploring different historical object – gramophone, typewriter, stereoscope, string bag, knucklebones, meat safe. From National Museum of Australia
My place
– explore how people, places and objects change over time. Based on book and television series. From ABC
Changing changes in technology: the past in the present
– Australian Curriculum Year 2 History sample assessment. From Queensland Studies Authority
My Place for teachers
– material to support teachers using the My Place TV series in the classroom. Includes clips and stills from the TV series, as well as teaching activities and student activity sheets. From ABC
Past in the present
– interactive activities showing similarities and differences from life in the past and present. From Australian History Mysteries (ask Library for password)
ANZAC Day
– on April 25th each year the men and women who have served our country in times of war are remembered. From ANZAC Day Commemorative Committee, Qld.
Story of Australia
– history of Australia Day. Includes educational games and activities. From the National Australia Day Council
National Sorry Day
– held on May 26th as a national observance to recognise the impact government policies on the Stolen Generation
50 Word Project
– hear 50 words in Australian Indigenous languages. From Research Unit for Indigenous Language
Map of Kaurna lands
– map showing extent of the traditional territory of the Kaurna people. From Wikipedia
Place naming
– Kaurna names for parks around Adelaide. From Adelaide City Council
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ABC Education: Foundation – Year 6
– Watch, Listen, Play. History resources to support Australian Curriculum. From ABC
Australian Curriculum Lessons
– lesson plans created by Australian teachers
Asia Education Foundation
– inquiry units and resources aligning to the Australian Curriculum
History mysteries
-inquiry learning case studies supporting the the Australian Curriculum – video, print and interactive content. From National Museum of Australia. Password required
P-10 History Sample Assessment Units
– units of work and resources to support the Australian History Curriculum. From Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority
Scootle
– digital resources aligned to the Australian Curriculum
Post Federation migration
– stories and reasons behind migration to Australia since 1901. From National Museum of Australia