This Changing Continent

SecondaryYear 7Humanities and Social SciencesHistoryAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and CulturesEnvironmentalClimate ChangeSocialIndigenous Education

Lesson Summary

Students will examine how the First Nations people of Australia have responded to environmental changes over millennia and analyse case studies of how Traditional Custodians react to today's climate changes.

Learning intentions

Students will:

explore how First Nations peoples respond to environmental changes over time.

Success criteria

Students can:

outline how environmental changes impacted First Nations peoples throughout history
analyse contemporary practices by Traditional Custodians in response to the effects of climate change.

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Lesson Details

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This Changing Continent

Lesson Summary

Learning intentions

Success criteria

Lesson Guides and Printables

Lesson Details

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Resources Required

UN Sustainable Development Goals

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