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Curriculum Geography Class 5/6S Teachers signature

Topic Aboriginal People and the environment Date: 18/05/17 Time: Middle Session

Learning Intention: Outcome(s) Prior knowledge


Students will investigate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and GE3-2 explains interactions and Students will have prior knowledge in
their influence on the environment connections between people, aboriginal culture. Students will have an
places and environments. understanding of what the environment
means to different people.
Success criteria:
Students will understand the correlations between Indigenous people and
the land as well as resources used

Time Teaching strategies Learning strategies Grouping Space Resources


Intro We have talked about the Whole Class Front of the class People and their environments
environment as a whole and handbook
changes that occur within and
environment. Appendix 2 from the
Discovering Geography textbook
Discuss as a class the Students listening and
influence of Aboriginal and engaging with discussion Picture card 15 as a part of the
Torres Strait Islander Peoples around Aboriginals and Warrawee Public School
on their environment in Torres Straight Islanders Geography pack.
contrast to the influence of
European settlers. Australian Curriculum
Geography Textbook.
Read pages 13-16 of topic Students are listening as I
book: People and their read to them the passage
Environments. As
introduction to aboriginal and
Torres strait islander peoples
Body Hand out Appendix 2, an Students take turns reading
extract written by members parts of the passage.
of the Kosciusko Aboriginal
Working group to assist in Students highlight words they
understanding the dont know.
relationship between
Aboriginal Peoples and their
Country.

Following this, focus further


Go into more detail about
on the use of fire by
Aboriginals using fire as a
Aboriginal and Torres
resource.
Straight Islanders Peoples as
a vivid example of their
What ways did they use fire?
influence of their influence on
the environment.

Show the students picture Students discuss picture card


card 15 which provides a 15
visual example of Aboriginal
use of fire at present.

Have a discussion on different


reasons fire was used by
Aboriginals.

Hand out BLM 11: The use of Students individually Individually


fire before 1788. complete BLM 11

Read the passage on changing Students listen as I read the


the Murray River Region. passage about the Murray
River
Ask the students the
questions that follow on the Student participate in
following page. answering questions.

Conclusion Have a recap about


Aboriginals and their
relationship with the
environment.
Differentiation: Summative Evaluation
Make lesson more interactive.

Teaching notes Follow up
If there is time at the end of the lesson, view on Google Earth a map of the
Murray River valley region. Look at the areas of darker and lighter
vegetation and discuss how the area might have looked before European
Settlement

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