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Table of contents

Part 1 Geography SKILLS

1. The geography toolkit

1.1 Geographical concepts

1.2 Geographical skills

1.3 Asking questions

1.4 Collecting information

1.5 Analysing maps

1.6 Representing data

1.7 Identifying petterns and relationships

1.8 Concluding and decision-making

1.9 Communicating and reflecting

WATER IN AUSTRALIA

2. Water in Australia

2A How is water an environmental resource?

2.1 Environmental resources: an overview

2.10

2.11 Water as an economic resource

2.12 Water as a social resource

2.13

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2.2 The value of water in Australia

2.3 Where water comes from

2.4 Water as an available resource

2.5 Water as a potential resource

2A Skills in context: Perth’s water supply

2B How much water do we have?

2.6 Water in Australia

2.7 Australia: a land of drought and rain

2.8 The impacts of climate change

2B Skills in context: Black Summer

2C How do we value water?

2.9 Water connects people and places

Water as an environmental resource

Water as a cultural resource

2C Skills in context: The Golden Pipeline

2D How do we manage water?

2.14 What is watr scarcity?

2.15 An uneven water supply

2.16 Managing water scarcity in Australia’s biggest cities

2D Skills in context: Waterwise Perth

Review activity: Water in Australia

PLACE AND LIVEABILITY

3. Liveable cities

3A What makes a place liveable?

3.1 How we measure liveability

3.2 Clean water and sanitation

3.3 Infrastructure

3.4 Access to healthcare and education

3.5 Safety and stability

3.6 Environmental quality

3.7 Natural landscapes

3.8 Australia’s liveable cities

3A Skills in context: Local area liveability

3B What strategies can improve liveability?

3.9 Threats to liveability

3.10 Strategies to improve liveability: Sustainability

3.11 Strategies to improve liveability for young people

3B Skills in context: Improving liveability in your local area

Review activity: Liveable cities

4. Living in Australia

4A Where do Australians live and why?

4.1 Why we live where we do

4.2 Where early Aboriginal peoples lived

4.3 Where Australians live now

4.4 Living in large cities

4.5 Living in rural areas

4.6 Living in coastal areas

4.7 Living in remote areas

4A Skills in context: Bayview skate park survey

4B How do people feel connected to places?

4.8 Living in communities

4.9 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities

4.10 Feeling connected

4.11 Liveability in communities

4.12 Building safe communities

4B Skills in context: Exploring your community

Review activity: Living in Australia

Part 2 History SKILLS

5. The history toolkit

5.1 Historical concepts and skills

5.2 Historical questions

5.3 Chronology

5.4 Using historical sources

5.5 Continuity and change

5.6 Causes and effects

5.7 Historical significance

5.8 Communicating and reflecting

5.9 Investigating the past through archaeology

5.10 Scientific techniques

5.11 Conserving and protecting sources

6.5

The oral tradition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

6A Skills in context: Mungo Lady and Mungo Man

6B What features make the societies of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples so distinctive?

6.6 Land and water management

6.7 Weapons and tools

6.8

Using the stars

6B Skills in context: The Wattierup/Oyster Harbour

Fish Traps

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DEEP TIME HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA

6. Deep time history of Australia

6A How do we know about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples?

6.1 How do we measure time in history?

6.2 Aboriginal peoples on the Australian continent

6.3 How we know about Aboriginal peoples

6.4 Ancient rock art

6C Why is it important to respect and conserve the cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Protecting the heritage of Aborigiinal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

6.9 Organisations that protect heritage

6.10 Organisations that protect heritage

6C The return of Mungo Lady and Mungo Man

Review activity: Deep time history of Australia

THE ANCIENT WORLD

7. Ancient Egypt

7A How did the physical features of ancient Egypt influence its development?

7.1 Ancient Egypt: a timeline

7.2

Physical features of ancient Egypt

7.3 The clmate of ancient Egypt

7A Skills in context: Irrigation in ancient Egypt

7B How did beliefs, values and practices influence life in ancient Egypt?

7.4 Religious beliefs and practices

7.5 Everyday life

7.6 Warfare

7.7 Death and funeral customs

7.8 How mummies were made

7B Skills in context: The Pyramid at Giza

7C Who were some significant individuals in ancient Egypt?

7.9 Pharaohs

7.10 Significant individual: Tutankhamun

7C Skills in context: Ramses II and the Battle of Kadesh

Review activity: Ancient Egypt

8. Ancient Greece [ONLINE MODULE]

8A How did the physical features of ancient Greece influence its development?

8.1 Ancient Greece: a timeline

8.2 Physical features of ancient Greece

8.3 The Greek city-state

8A Skills in context: The beginnings of ancient Greece

8B How did beliefs, values and practices influence life in ancient Greece?

8.4 Religion in ancient Greece

8.5 The Olympic Games

8.6 Everyday life

8.7 Death and funerary customs

8.8 Warfare

8B Skills in context: Ancient Greek pottery

8C Who were some significant individuals in ancient Greece?

8.9 Significant individual: Sappho

8C Skills in context: Leonidas

Review activity: Ancient Greece

9. Ancient Rome

9A How did the physical features of ancient Rome influence its development?

9.1 Ancient Rome: a timeline

9.2 Physical features of ancient Rome

9.3 Urban planning in Rome

9B How did beliefs, values and practices influence life in ancient Rome?

9.4 Religion in ancient Rome

9.5 Everyday life

9.6 Roman baths

9.7 Public entertainment

9.8 Death and funerary customs

10. Ancient China

10A How did the physical features of ancient China influence its development?

10.1

10.2

10.3

10.4

10.5

Ancient China: a timeline

Physical features of ancient China

10A Skills in context: China’s physical features

10B How did beliefs, values and practices influence life in ancient China?

Religion in ancient China

Everyday life

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9.9 Warfare

9B Skills in context: Pax Romana

9C Who were some significant individuals in ancient Rome?

9.10 Significant individual: Julius Caesar

9C Skills in context: Nero and the great fire of Rome

Review activity: Ancient Rome

Death and funeral customs

10.6 The terracotta warriors

10.7 The Great Wall of China

10B Skills in context: A woman’s place (Ban Zhao)

10C Who were some significant individuals in ancient Rome?

10.8 Significant individual: Qin Shi Huang

10C Skills in context: The original influencer (Confucius)

Review activity: Ancient China

11. Ancient India [ONLINE MODULE]

11A How did the physical features of ancient China influence its development?

11.1

11.2

11.3

Ancient India: a timeline

Landscape and climate

Ancient India’s earliest society

11A Skills in context: Daily life in the Indus Valley

11B How did beliefs, values and practices influence life in ancient India?

11.4 The social structure of ancient India

11.5 Religious beliefs and practices

11.6 Everyday life

11.7 Warfare

11.8

Death and funeral customs

11C Who were some significant individuals in ancient India?

11.9 Significant individual: Ashoka

11C Skills in context: Chandragupta Mauyra

Review activity: Ancient India

Part 3 Economics and business

SKILLS

12. The economics and business toolkit

12.1 Economics and business concepts

12.2 Economics and business skills

12.3 Questioning and researching

12.4 Analysing

12.5 Evaluating

12.6 Communicating and reflecting

CONSUMERS AND BUSINESS

13. Economic choices

13A How do infividuals and business make economic choices?

13.1 Making choices

13.2 Producers and consumers

13A Skills in context: Costs and benefits

13B How businesses respond to consumer demand?

13.3 Influencing prices

13.4 How businesses respond to consumer demand

13B Skills in context: Market research

Review activity: Economic choices

INNOVATION AND ENTERPRISE

14. Innovation and entrepreneurship

14A What makes a successful business? 14.1 Types of business 14.2 Business influences

14.3 Business opportunities in Australia

14A Skills in context: Socially responsible business: The Body Shop

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14B What are the characteristics of entrepreneurs? 14.4 Entrepreneurship and innovation

14.5 Skills of entrepreneurs 14.6 Innovation in Western Australia

14B Skills in context: Social entrepreneurs: Thankyou Review activity: Innovation and entrepreneurship

Part 4 Civics and citizenship SKILLS

15. The civics and citizenship toolkit

15.1 Civics and citizenship concepts 15.2 Civics and citizenship skills 15.3 Questioning and researching 15.4 Analysing 15.5 Evaluating 15.6 Communicating and reflecting

AUSTRALIAN CONSTITUTION

16. How government in Australia works

16A What are the key features of Australia’s system of government?

16.1 The Australian Constitution

16.2 Three levels of government

16.3 The branches of government and the separation of powers

16.4 Australia’s bicameral parliament

16A Skills in context: Making your voice heard

16B How do we change the Constitution?

16.5 Changing the Constitution

16A Skills in context: Reforming the Constitution Review activity: How government in Australia works

AUSTRALIA’S LEGAL SYSTEM

17.How the legal system in Australia works

17A What are the key features of Australia’s legal system?

17.1 Australia’s legal system

17.2 Principles of Australia’s legal system

17.3 Participants in Australia’s legal system

17A Skills in context: Why is the Magna Carta important to Australia?

Review activity: How the legal system in Australia works

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