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TREES – An Activity-based curriculum guide by Gould League and VAEE.
Trees are a great starting point for Science, Visual Arts, Drama, Media, SOSE and music explorations, and enquiries. Trees can be found in most school yards and their variability in both detail and scale is fantastic. Their uses for people are interesting, accessible and at times controversial.
This guide, designed for primary students, integrates a variety of approaches and issues into simple activities, presentations and projects.
Concrete and practical learning and considered social action are build upon the enthusiasm generated from students’ enjoyment of the natural world. Learning outcomes across the curriculum can be achieved as students improve skills and get involved in hands-on learning.
This is a must for teachers and parents looking to engage children in the natural world. This is out of print, but now available for all to enjoy in PDF format so you can print activities as you need them.
PDF download link will be sent immediately after payment is received. You will have 14 days only to download your copy. Enjoy!
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$20.00
Urban Birds of Southern Australia.
This popular poster depicting Urban Birds of Southern Australia poster is the second Urban Birds poster produced by Gould League. The first was by Peter Tusler in 1974. This poster was however updated along with our Birds of Southeast Australia book series in 1990 by the late Susan McInnes as there were many changes over time to the size and nature of urban areas, resulting in the the introduction of new species. The names of some birds also changed and we expanded our focus from just Victoria to all of Southeastern Australia. The updated poster and books reflected those changes.
This poster has been lovingly reproduced from archive stock. Prints are 47cm x 73cm printed on 150mg gloss stock in Cmyk – Full Colour.
How many of these birds do you or your children know? They are a great resource for schools or the whole family to learn it identify local birds.
Artwork by Susan McInnes, 1990.
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$12.00
Urban areas provide many opportunities for people who live in Australia’s cities and towns to participate in environmental activities. There is an increasing focus upon conservation and ecology of ubran habitats in our parks, streets and suburban backyards.
Urban Wildlife is for all people interested in wildlife living within urban environments – helping readers understand the many opportunities to conserve wildlife from garden skinks and birds, to frogs, fish and nightlife such as the Tawny Frogmouth and Feathertail glider. It’s 48 pages that identifies hundreds of species and what they need to survive.
Written by Gavin Byrt. First edition 1982 (as Urban Survival), Reprinted 1988. 47 pages, A4 size.
