- Unit
- Free
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Quality Homes for Koala-kind
- Primary
- Year 1 - 6
- Science
- Biology
- Environmental
- Biodiversity
- Conservation
Why take part?
We need to take time out for our planet. Our environment continues to degrade at an alarming pace. Eastern Australia is among the 24 global deforestation fronts, and we are the only developed nation on this list.
An estimated 200,000 trees are bulldozed in Australia every day. That’s 8,000 trees every hour.
How can schools get involved?
Earth Hour Schools Day takes place annually on the day before Earth Hour. In 2025, Earth Hour Schools Day is on Friday 21 March.
This is WWF-Australia’s NEW annual Earth Hour fundraising event, held each year to help schools celebrate, support and learn about the environment.
You can also download the Earth Hour Info Bundle For Schools, as well as the many Earth Hour resources created with WWF-Australia (below) to teach meaningful lessons in the lead-up to Earth Hour.
Don’t forget to register your school's participation below.
All Earth Hour resources
- Unit
- Free
- ...
Understanding Climate Change
- Primary
- Foundation
- Year 1 - 2
- Environmental
- Climate Change
- Unit
- Free
- ...
Investigating Changes to Our Environment
- Primary
- Year 3 - 4
- English
- Mathematics
- Science
- Environmental
- Climate Change
- Unit
- Free
- ...
Exploring Impacts and Solutions to Climate Change
- Primary
- Year 5 - 6
- English
- Science
- Humanities and Social Sciences
- Environmental
- Climate Change
- Unit
- Free
- ...
Illuminating Pathways to a Sustainable Future
- Secondary
- Year 7 - 8
- Environmental
- Climate Change
- Unit
- Free
- ...
Encouraging Positive Climate Action and Awareness
- Secondary
- Year 9 - 10
- English
- Science
- Humanities and Social Sciences
- Environmental
- Climate Change
Want whole units at the click of a button? Simply click the 'download' button on the right-hand side of any unit to grab every lesson in one go. Test it out on your favourite Earth Hour unit. It's that easy. 🌟
Koala Conservation with WWF-Australia and Australia Post
In 2022, koalas on Australia’s east coast were officially listed as endangered after a dramatic population decline. Habitat destruction, climate change and extreme weather events, including bushfires and floods, have significantly impacted koalas.
The lessons below have been created in partnership with WWF-Australia and made possible thanks to its proud supporter, Australia Post. As one of Australia’s most trusted conservation organisations, WWF works tirelessly to turn this tragedy around. Australia Post will support them in their mission to double koala numbers across eastern Australia by 2050.
Koalas and biodiversity lessons
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Could Koalas Live Here?
- Primary
- Year 1 - 2
- Science
- Biology
- Environmental
- Biodiversity
- Conservation
- Lesson
- Free
- ...
Sustainable Sanctuaries: Gum Trees, Koalas, and Biodiversity Bliss
- Primary
- Year 3
- Science
- Biology
- Environmental
- Biodiversity
- Lesson
- Free
- ...
Koalas and Water
- Primary
- Year 4
- Science
- Earth and Space
- Environmental
- Biodiversity
- Conservation
- Lesson
- Free
- ...
Koalas: Fit for Australia
- Primary
- Year 5
- Science
- Biology
- Environmental
- Biodiversity
- Conservation
- Lesson
- Free
- ...
Koalas: Biodiversity Guardians
- Primary
- Year 5
- Science
- Biology
- Environmental
- Biodiversity
- Conservation
- Lesson
- Free
- ...
Understanding Koala Conservation
- Primary
- Year 6
- Science
- Biology
- Environmental
- Biodiversity
- Conservation
- Sustainability
- Lesson
- Free
- ...
Spread the Word: Koalas Need Biodiversity
- Primary
- Year 6
- Science
- Biology
- Environmental
- Biodiversity
- Conservation
- Sustainability
- Activity
- Free
- ...
Healthy Koala Habitats
- Primary
- Parents
- Year 5 - 6
- Science
- Biology
- Environmental
- Biodiversity
- Conservation
Professional learning
- Professional learning
- Free
- ...
Investigate How Animals are Impacted by Their Environment
- Primary
- Secondary
- Science
- Humanities and Social Sciences
- Geography
- Environmental
- Sustainability
With thanks to our partner
These lesson has been created in partnership with WWF-Australia.
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