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March 20th 2023
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Top 5 education resources for Term 1

We've rounded up the five most viewed ACTF support materials so far this term. Could these popular teaching resources be used in your classroom in Term 2?

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  1. MaveriX learning resource

Developed for Year 5 and 6 teachers and students, this resource details 10 lessons on teamwork and leadership. Each lesson incorporates curriculum links, a relevant MaveriX clip, discussion starters to prompt classroom conversation, and learning tasks aimed at developing students’ teamwork and leadership knowledge and skills.

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  1. The Deep learning resource

 Created in collaboration with the Australian National Maritime Museum, this learning resource supports students and teachers in Years 3 to 6 to explore the animated television series The Deep in the classroom. The resource includes two Science learning sequences: (1) Ocean creatures, habitats and stories; (2) Protect the oceans using design and technologies.

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  1. More Than This learning resource

Developed in partnership with Queer Town, this resource supports Years 9 to 12 students and teachers to examine key themes in the M-rated series More Than This. Throughout five lessons, the resource addresses: Identity and belonging; gender identity and sexuality; consent and respectful relationships; peer, family and academic pressures; and mental health.

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  1. Kangaroo Beach Teaching Toolkit

This water safety education resource for Foundation to Year 2 students contains eight lesson plans to use alongside school swimming lessons, as part of class inquiries into health and safety, or to address Health and Physical Education curriculum content. The water safety advice in the resource was reviewed and endorsed by Surf Life Saving Australia in early 2023.

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  1. Light and Colour learning resource

Suitable for Foundation to Year 2, this resource guides students in exploring how colour and light are used to build story and influence the audience’s mood in animation. It includes pre- and post-viewing activities that stimulate and extend the ideas presented during the provided 25-minute virtual workshop recording.

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February 19th 2025

Mischief meets Mission Impossible as Knee High Spies goes into production

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February 18th 2025

Stan and the Australian Children’s Television Foundation announce Whale Shark Jack

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December 3rd 2024

Our top 5 education resources for 2024

Are you mapping out your lesson plans for the new school year? We’re here to help!

December 3rd 2024

Virtual workshops to watch with your primary class

The ACTF delivers fun and engaging virtual learning events, supporting students to learn about how screen stories are told. We’ve rounded up eight of our past workshops which are now available on demand.

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