Everything is connected

This is a unit of work for the Eco-citizen.

A noisy miner bird and a spotted quoll guide students on an investigation to discover the biodiversity that exists in their own schoolyard.

Through a diversity of web-based learning activities, class discussion and practical field work students explore the big question - How is everything connected? Learning experiences allow them to develop a deep understanding of the ways in which people and animals are connected to a place or habitat, to discover how scientists collect and record evidence of the biodiversity, and to put this knowledge into practice in their own schoolyard.

The unit is supported by a comprehensive teacher guide, assessments and guides to making judgments.

 

Everything is connected

   

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Everything is connected: eco-citizen unit

   

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Cost:

Nil

Year level:

Year 3

KLA:

Science
Studies of Society and Environment

Course type:

Eco-citizen online unit.
Part of a suite of online units developed to support the implementation of Tomorrow’s Citizens: Skills for success in the 21st Century.

Duration:

One term – a semester (approximately 10 - 20 weeks)

Availability

Ready-to-go.  Organise one to run with your students.

Author/s:

Kathleen Gordon, Louise Erbacher, Merryl Rigley

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