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$15.00
Outdoor Environmental Games in PDF format – is ideal for Parents, Teachers and those who run after school and or school Holiday programs.
Play can help children develop their own feelings and attitudes towards the environment and realise their capacity to change environments – so it’s a great way to learn!
This 64 page book provides an array of fantastic tried and tested outdoor environmental games, fitting somewhere between Problem Solving and Free Play on the experience continuum, to help children experience the environment through play. All of them combine a sense of fun with some teaching on ecology.
Be set to show children how they can realise their own capacity to change environments – helping them to also respect and care for these places.
Also available in hardcopy. Authors: Alan Reid and Harry Breidahl.
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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$15.00
Outdoor Environmental Games delivers a plethora of outdoor environmental games, fitting somewhere between Problem Solving and Free Play on the experience continuum, to help children experience the environment through play.
Play can help children develop their own feelings and attitudes towards the environment and realise their capacity to change environments. What an interesting way to learn!
Available in hardcopy or PDF. If you wish to receive a PDF version -please specify in your special instructions or delivery option or email goud@gould.org.au and let us know.
Authors: Alan Reid and Harry Breidahl
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$15.00
A stimulating starting point for environmental education as the beginning of a wider teaching program. Provides black line masters and easy to follow instructions for 30 engaging and educational environmental activities.
Available in hardcopy or PDF. If you wish to receive a PDF version -please specify in your special instructions or delivery option or email goud@gould.org.au and let us know.
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$15.00
Environmental Starters in PDF
Perhaps the question most often asked in education is “Where do we start?”. When ever we are impressed with an idea or a program, it is the problem of implementing it our selves that usually presents the greatest difficulty. In the emerging field of environmental education, the question and its difficulties are no less formidable and it is in the interests of provide one answer that “Environmental Starters” evolved.
Each of the activities presented have been a part of the Gould League’s in-service education programs. As such, it has been trialled and modified in practice – with children and adults. We have found that each idea provides for the stimulus for alerting participants to specific features of the environment and offers the potential for developing a wider consciousness of a habitat area.
This books is a stimulating starting point for environmental education as the beginning of a wider teaching program. It provides black line masters and easy to follow instructions for 30 engaging and educational environmental activities.
Available in hardcopy or PDF. This order is for PDF only. 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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$12.00
Designed for Victorian secondary schools, this educational kit includes a resource book and rain gauge. Your school could save thousands of dollars by saving water!
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$6.60
First Flight – Urban Activities for Early Birdwatchers
If you want to get the kids outdoors this holiday season, then this book is for you and your family. It will increase understanding for children and adults of the environment by doing these easy and fun birdwatching activities.
This is a magnificent 16 page activity book filled with birdwatching activities, bird census templates, bird profiles, bird images that can be copied (great for budding artists) and conservation activities. There are forms for detailing birds you have not seen before (you can look up later), bird facts and much more.
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$60.00
| Need to replace your animal shaped cut-outs from a previously purchased food web kit or maybe your first set to accompany our “Food Webs, Classification and Biodiversity” books. This set of cut-outs provides you with the animals and plants which make up the Primary and Secondary Australian, African and Antarctican “Food Webs, Classification and Biodiversity” books. |
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$80.00
Each kit includes:
- 64 page resource book with activities designed for different year levels directly linked to school curriculum
- 29 large Australian full colour cardboard cut-outs
- 17 large Antarctic full colour cardboard cut-outs
- 19 large African full colour cardboard cut-outs
The big, bright cut-outs can also be used for all sorts of activities. Attach them to magnet strips for easy manipulation on your white-board, punch holes in them and attach twine or wool to make lanyards for students during food web games, create hanging mobiles, whole class activities and more. Activity book included – so many great interactive ways to teach children about food webs.
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$80.00
Food Webs Kit Secondary includes:
- 64 page resource book with activities designed for different year levels directly linked to school curriculum
- 29 large Australian full colour cardboard cut-outs
- 17 large Antarctic full colour cardboard cut-outs
- 19 large African full colour cardboard cut-outs
The big, bright cut-outs can also be used for all sorts of activities. Attach them to magnet strips for easy manipulation on your white-board, punch holes in them and attach twine or wool to make lanyards for students during food web games, create hanging mobiles, whole class activities and more.
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$36.25
An activity-based curriculum guide for primary classes to achieve many learning outcomes by exploring food webs from Africa, Australia and Antarctica.
Explore food chains, food webs, basic ecology, classification, sorting, similarities and differences, adaptations and endangered animals.
Caters for different learning styles.
Designed to be used with the cardboard animal shapes in the Gould League Foodwebs Kit.
Authors: Jim Grant, Bob Winters, Helen Widdop-Quinton, Andrea Lomdahl, Stewart Jackel, Ian Smissen
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$36.25
An activity-based curriculum guide for secondary classes to achieve many learning outcomes by exploring food webs from Africa, Australia and Antarctica.
Activities cover food webs, ecology, classification, megafauna, the effects of krill harvesting and whaling, feral animals, adaptations, convergent evolution, energy and nutrient cycles, endangered animals and more!
Caters for different learning styles and provides blackline and overhead projector sheet masters.
Designed to be used with the cardboard animal shapes in the Gould League Foodwebs Kit.
Authors: Jim Grant, Bob Winters, Helen Widdop-Quinton, Andrea Lomdahl, Stewart Jackel, Ian Smissen
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$12.00
This fabulous book is a great aid for curious minds to investigate ponds and rivers and allows for freshwater invertebrates to be keyed out and checked against an illustration. It then provides fascinating, informative text about the animal you have discovered. Excellent for class room teachers, home school parents and parents of adventurous young learners!
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$20.00
Frogs of Australia Poster (Archive)
This poster is lovingly reproduced from archive stock. Prints are 47cm x 73cm printed on 150mg full gloss stock.
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$16.45
Your students’ maths skills will develop as they investigate minibeasts, pull weeds, grow beans and collect leaves. Recycling waste, reducing litter and a garage sale will help their maths and the environment. “How large are whales?” “What kinds of symmetry can we find?” and many more hands-on maths activities.
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$16.45
Discover how to use maths to solve environmental problems. Students will design a maths trail, map a garden and measure a tree. “How do we measure rainfall?” “Can we keep our cool on a hot day?” Students will collect data, make graphs, produce reports and calculate the resources they can save.
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$16.45
These students have enough maths skills to have major fun. “What would the classroom look like if the students designed and gave it a green makeover?” Measure the effect of sunscreen on a sausage in the sun. Measure biodiversity by catching 100 creatures. Use maths to explore microhabitats and a lot more.
