Resources
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Probability
This resource should take you approximately two weeks to complete. It comprises seven learning sections, a summary section and a review task section.
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Product placement in television
Is product placement on commercial television on the rise? Take a look at the different ways that programs can make you think of brands – from the ostentatious to the much more subtle. What can you do to balance funding and entertainment in sponsored programs? Can ads be effective even if they irritate you?
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Red dragonfly mathematics challenge
Mathematical challenges to develop problem solving and mathematical reasoning
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Roman Empire
Students learn about different Roman emperors and discover what people in Rome did for fun
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Shape times shape
A problem solving task involving reasoning about unknown quantities and multiplication
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Shapes on the playground
A problem solving task involving the measurement of the sides of regular 2D shapes
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Solving equations
This resource should take you approximately two weeks to complete. It comprises seven learning sections, a summary section and a review task section.
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SOS! Quoll rescue
Discover what threatens a native Australian predator and how scientists are hoping to save it from extinction. Answer the questions in the 'things to think about' section
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Statistics and Probability - Probability
Read the information about probability and answer the questions.
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Surface area and volume of cylinders
A problem involving surface are and capacity of drink cans
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Transformations
This resource should take you approximately two weeks to complete. It comprises seven learning sections, a summary section and a review task section.
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Triangles and quadrilateral properties
This resource should take you approximately two weeks to complete. It comprises seven learning sections, a summary section and a review task section.
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Twice as big?
A problem solving task investigating the effect on 2D shapes when enlarged or reduced in size
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Unscrambling a secret message
Unscramble a hidden message by figuring out missing letters in common words. This activity uses a substitution cipher, and students can create their own hidden messages.
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Voyage to the Pacific
Children examine oral histories, language and scientific evidence to learn about interpreting evidence and timeline construction