Step into the fascinating world of Australia’s bushrangers with “Wanted Dead or Alive”, an engaging classroom play that brings the stories, challenges, and adventures of Australia’s most infamous outlaws to life through drama and storytelling. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students explore the lives of bushrangers and their place within Australia’s history while developing confidence and performance skills. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, comprehension questions, and additional activities about Australian bushrangers to extend student learning and historical understanding. Ideal for History lessons, integrated units, or classroom performances, the play encourages collaboration, builds communication skills, and supports students in exploring different perspectives from the past. Provided in Microsoft Word, the resource is fully editable, allowing you to adapt the script and activities to suit your classroom, student needs, and teaching context. Create a memorable learning experience that combines history, literacy, and drama while helping students discover the stories behind Australia’s legendary bushrangers.

Bring the story of one of America’s most respected leaders to life with “With Malice Toward None”, an engaging classroom play based on the life of Abraham Lincoln. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students explore Lincoln’s leadership, his role during the Civil War, and his commitment to preserving the United States and promoting equality. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to reinforce key learning and encourage meaningful classroom discussions. Ideal for history, social studies, literacy, or classroom performances, the play provides an interactive way for students to deepen their understanding of Abraham Lincoln’s character, challenges, and lasting impact on American history. Provided in Microsoft Word, the resource is fully editable, allowing you to adapt the script and activities to suit your classroom, student needs, and teaching context. Create a memorable learning experience that combines drama, history, and literacy while inspiring students through the remarkable story of one of America’s greatest presidents.

Need a low-prep, print-and-go resource for Year 1 and Year 2 This Casual Teacher Toolkit includes 25 engaging, ready-to-use activities across English, Mathematics, Science, Art, History, and fun classroom challenges, making it the perfect solution for relief teachers and busy classroom teachers alike. Aligned with the NSW syllabus, these self-contained activities are quick to set up and include a variety of individual, small-group, and whole-class learning experiences that keep students engaged while minimising teacher preparation and marking. Whether you’re a casual teacher stepping into an unfamiliar classroom or a classroom teacher looking for meaningful backup lessons, this resource provides flexible activities that can be easily adapted to suit different teaching situations and student needs. Supplied in Microsoft Word, every activity is fully editable, allowing you to customise the content to suit your class, school, and teaching style. If you’re looking for a curriculum-aligned, editable, and ready-to-teach resource that saves valuable planning time while delivering purposeful and engaging learning, this toolkit is one you’ll use again and again.

Bring the courage and sacrifice of the ANZAC story to life with “Until the Dawn”, an engaging classroom play exploring the experiences of New Zealand soldiers at Gallipoli during the First World War. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students develop a deeper understanding of the ANZAC spirit, bravery, mateship, and the lasting significance of Gallipoli in New Zealand’s history. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to reinforce key learning and encourage meaningful classroom discussions. Ideal for History, Social Studies, English, ANZAC Day commemorations, or classroom performances, this play provides an interactive and memorable way for students to connect with this important historical event. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, the resource can easily be adapted to suit your classroom, students, and teaching context. Inspire meaningful learning through drama while helping students appreciate one of New Zealand’s most significant stories of courage and remembrance.

Need a last-minute lesson or a low-prep relief teacher resource. This Casual Teacher Toolkit includes 25 engaging, ready-to-use activities for Year 3 and Year 4 across English, Mathematics, Science, Art, History, and fun classroom challenges, making it the perfect solution for busy teachers. Designed to align with the NSW Mathematics and English Syllabus, these flexible activities require minimal preparation, are easy to implement, and include a mix of individual, partner, small-group, and whole-class learning experiences. Whether you’re a casual teacher walking into an unfamiliar classroom or a classroom teacher looking for meaningful backup lessons, this resource will keep students actively engaged while reducing planning time and marking. Supplied in Microsoft Word, every activity is fully editable, allowing you to customise the content to suit your students, school, or teaching style. If you’re looking for a print-and-go, editable, curriculum-aligned resource that saves time while delivering quality learning, this toolkit is one you’ll return to again and again.

Need a low-prep, print-and-go resource for Year 5 and Year 6? This Casual Teacher Toolkit includes 25 engaging, ready-to-use activities across English, Mathematics, Science, Art, History, and fun classroom challenges, making it the perfect solution for relief teachers and busy classroom teachers alike. Aligned with the NSW syllabus, the self-contained activities are quick to set up and feature a variety of individual, small-group, and whole-class learning experiences that keep students engaged while minimising teacher preparation and marking. Designed to promote meaningful learning, each activity is flexible enough to be adapted for different classroom contexts, student abilities, and teaching situations. Best of all, the resource is provided in Microsoft Word, allowing you to easily edit and customise the activities to meet the needs of your students and school. Whether you’re stepping into a class at short notice or adding reliable lessons to your teaching toolkit, this editable resource will save you time while delivering engaging, curriculum-aligned learning.

Bring one of Jesus’ most powerful parables to life with “Who Is My Neighbour?”, an engaging classroom play based on the story of the Good Samaritan. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students explore the importance of kindness, compassion, empathy, and helping others regardless of their background. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to extend student learning and encourage meaningful classroom discussions. Ideal for Religious Education lessons, Christian schools, Sunday School, or classroom performances, the play provides an interactive way for students to deepen their understanding of Jesus’ teaching about loving and caring for others. Provided in Microsoft Word, the resource is fully editable, allowing you to adapt the script and activities to suit your classroom, student needs, and teaching context. Create a memorable learning experience that combines drama, literacy, and faith while inspiring students to consider what it truly means to be a good neighbour.

Explore the important themes, perspectives, and ideas of “Young Dark Emu” by Bruce Pascoe with this engaging, ready-to-use teaching unit designed for the primary classroom. This complete unit of work provides teachers with a range of meaningful activities that encourage students to think critically, develop historical understanding, and engage deeply with the text. Aligned with the NSW syllabus, the resource incorporates Bloom’s Taxonomy and Habits of Mind to promote higher-order thinking, reflection, and rich classroom discussions. Included are text-based learning activities, a word search, creative art activity, extension tasks, assessment activities, and a self-assessment rubric to support student learning and achievement. Provided in Microsoft Word, this resource can be easily edited and adapted to suit your classroom, teaching context, and student needs. Save planning time with this engaging literature unit that supports students to explore First Nations perspectives, Australian history, culture, and connection to Country through an important and thought-provoking text.

Bring Jesus’ thought-provoking parable to life with “The Bigger Barn”, an engaging classroom play based on the Bible story of the Rich Fool. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students explore themes of gratitude, generosity, humility, and understanding that true wealth is not measured by possessions. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to reinforce key learning and encourage meaningful classroom discussions. Ideal for Religious Education lessons, Christian schools, Sunday School, or classroom performances, the play provides an interactive way for students to reflect on Jesus’ teaching about making wise choices and focusing on what truly matters. Provided in Microsoft Word, the resource is fully editable, allowing you to adapt the script and activities to suit your classroom, student needs, and teaching context. Create a memorable learning experience that combines drama, literacy, and faith while helping students discover the importance of kindness, sharing, and living with a generous heart.

Take your students back to the excitement of Australia’s goldfields with “Strike It Lucky”, an engaging classroom play that brings the Australian Gold Rush to life through drama and storytelling. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students explore the people, challenges, and discoveries that shaped an important chapter in Australia’s history. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, comprehension questions, and additional activities about the Australian Gold Rush to extend student learning. Ideal for History lessons, integrated units, or classroom performances, the play encourages collaboration, builds confidence, and deepens students’ understanding of this fascinating historical period. Provided in Microsoft Word, the resource is fully editable, allowing you to adapt the script and activities to suit your classroom, student needs, and teaching context. Create a memorable learning experience that combines history, literacy, and drama while inspiring students to discover what life was really like during Australia’s remarkable gold rush era.

Bring the myths and legends of Ancient Greece to life with TALES FROM OLYMPUS, an engaging classroom play that explores the fascinating world of the Greek gods and their legendary stories. Through drama and storytelling, students will discover the characters, adventures, and beliefs that shaped Ancient Greek mythology and influenced cultures throughout history. Perfect for whole-class performances or small-group activities, this resource includes a complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to support historical understanding. Ideal for History, English, Drama, and cross-curricular learning, this play encourages active participation while helping students develop confidence, teamwork, and communication skills. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, the script and activities can be easily adapted to suit your students, curriculum, and teaching context. This low-prep resource provides a creative and memorable way for primary students to explore Greek mythology and the captivating tales of the gods of Mount Olympus.

Bring the story of China’s First Emperor to life with TEN THOUSAND GENERATIONS, an engaging classroom play that explores the achievements, ambitions, and legacy of one of history’s most influential rulers. This ready-to-perform resource encourages students to discover the history of Ancient China through drama, storytelling, and active participation. Perfect for whole-class performances or small-group activities, the resource includes a complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to reinforce historical understanding. Ideal for History, English, Drama, and integrated learning, this play helps students develop knowledge of Ancient China while building confidence, teamwork, and speaking skills. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, the script and activities can be easily adapted to suit your students, curriculum, and teaching context. This low-prep resource is an engaging and memorable way to make the history of China’s First Emperor meaningful and enjoyable for primary students.

Step into one of Australia’s most famous historical stories with “Such Is Life”, an engaging classroom play that brings the life and times of Ned Kelly to the stage through drama and storytelling. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students explore the events, challenges, and perspectives surrounding one of Australia’s most well-known historical figures. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, comprehension questions, and additional activities about Ned Kelly to extend student learning and historical understanding. Ideal for History lessons, integrated units, or classroom performances, the play encourages collaboration, builds confidence, and supports students in developing a deeper understanding of Australia’s past. Provided in Microsoft Word, the resource is fully editable, allowing you to adapt the script and activities to suit your classroom, student needs, and teaching context. Create a memorable learning experience that combines history, literacy, and drama while encouraging students to explore the complex story of Ned Kelly and his place in Australian history.

Bring The Burnt Stick by Anthony Hill to life with this engaging, ready-to-use teaching unit designed to help students explore this powerful story through meaningful and thought-provoking learning experiences. Aligned with the NSW English Syllabus, this comprehensive resource includes a wide range of activities based on Bloom’s Taxonomy and Habits of Mind, encouraging students to think critically, make meaningful connections, and respond creatively to the text. The unit features a word search, art activity, extension tasks, assessment and self-assessment rubrics, providing everything you need to confidently teach the book while keeping students actively engaged. Ideal for use as a complete class novel study or as part of your literacy program, the activities strengthen comprehension, creativity, vocabulary, and higher-order thinking skills while exploring themes of identity, family, resilience, and Australia’s history. Supplied in Microsoft Word, the entire resource is fully editable, allowing you to customise lessons and activities to suit your students, classroom, and teaching style. Save valuable planning time while delivering a rich, curriculum-aligned learning experience that encourages empathy, thoughtful discussion, and a deeper understanding of this significant Australian story.

Bring one of Jesus’ best-known parables to life with “The Boy Who Came Home”, an engaging classroom play based on the story of the Prodigal Son. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students explore the powerful themes of forgiveness, repentance, unconditional love, and the importance of welcoming others with compassion. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to deepen student understanding and encourage meaningful classroom discussions. Ideal for Religious Education lessons, Christian schools, Sunday School, or classroom performances, the play provides an interactive way for students to reflect on Jesus’ teaching about forgiveness, grace, and second chances. Provided in Microsoft Word, the resource is fully editable, allowing you to adapt the script and activities to suit your classroom, student needs, and teaching context. Create a memorable learning experience that combines drama, literacy, and faith while helping students discover the life-changing message of forgiveness and the joy of being welcomed home.

Celebrate an important moment in New Zealand’s history with “The First to Say Yes”, an engaging classroom play exploring the story of New Zealand’s Women’s Suffrage Movement and the journey towards women gaining the right to vote. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students understand the courage, determination, and persistence of the people who worked to create social change. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to reinforce key learning and encourage meaningful classroom discussions. Ideal for History, Social Studies, English, or classroom performances, this play provides an interactive and memorable way for students to explore equality, democracy, and one of New Zealand’s most significant historical achievements. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, the resource can easily be adapted to suit your classroom, students, and teaching context. Bring the inspiring story of New Zealand’s suffrage movement to life and encourage students to learn about the power of perseverance and positive change through drama.

Bring Jesus’ powerful message of forgiveness to life with “The Debt That Was Forgiven”, an engaging classroom play based on the Bible story of the Unforgiving Servant. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students explore themes of forgiveness, mercy, compassion, and the importance of showing kindness to others. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to reinforce key learning and encourage meaningful classroom discussions. Ideal for Religious Education lessons, Christian schools, Sunday School, or classroom performances, the play provides an interactive way for students to reflect on Jesus’ teaching about forgiveness and the responsibility we have to forgive others. Provided in Microsoft Word, the resource is fully editable, allowing you to adapt the script and activities to suit your classroom, student needs, and teaching context. Create a memorable learning experience that combines drama, literacy, and faith while helping students understand the power of forgiveness and the importance of treating others with grace.

Bring one of England’s most famous historical moments to life with “The Last English King”, an engaging classroom play exploring the Battle of Hastings on 14th October 1066 and the events that changed the future of England. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students understand the conflict between the Anglo-Saxons and Normans while exploring themes of leadership, power, courage, and change. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to reinforce historical understanding and encourage meaningful classroom discussions. Ideal for History, Social Studies, English, or classroom performances, this play provides an interactive and memorable way for students to learn about one of the most significant events in English history. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, the resource can easily be adapted to suit your classroom, students, and teaching context. Bring medieval England to life through drama while helping students connect with the people, decisions, and events that shaped the nation’s future.

Introduce your students to the inspiring story of St Peter with “The Fisherman and the Keys”, an engaging classroom play that brings his journey of faith, courage, and discipleship to life through drama and storytelling. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students discover how St Peter transformed from a fisherman into one of Jesus’ most important followers and leaders of the early Church. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, comprehension questions, and additional activities about St Peter to extend student learning and deepen their understanding of his life and mission. Ideal for Religious Education lessons, Catholic schools, feast day celebrations, or classroom performances, the play encourages collaboration while exploring themes of faith, forgiveness, courage, service, and following God’s call. Provided in Microsoft Word, the resource is fully editable, allowing you to adapt the script and activities to suit your classroom, student needs, and teaching context. Create a meaningful learning experience that inspires students through the story of St Peter and encourages them to recognise how faith and courage can help people make a positive difference in the world.

Introduce your students to the remarkable story of Joan of Arc with “The Girl Who Heard Voices”, an engaging classroom play that brings her courage, faith, and determination to life through drama and storytelling. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students discover how Joan of Arc followed her beliefs, showed incredible bravery, and became one of history’s most recognised figures. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, comprehension questions, and additional activities about Joan of Arc to extend student learning and deepen their understanding of her life and legacy. Ideal for History lessons, Religious Education lessons, classroom performances, or integrated learning units, the play encourages collaboration while exploring themes of courage, perseverance, leadership, faith, and standing up for what you believe in. Provided in Microsoft Word, the resource is fully editable, allowing you to adapt the script and activities to suit your classroom, student needs, and teaching context. Create a meaningful learning experience that combines history, literacy, and drama while inspiring students through the extraordinary story of Joan of Arc.

Discover the rich culture, traditions, and experiences of the Inuit people with “The Land That Knows Us”, an engaging classroom play exploring Inuit life in the Canadian Arctic. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students develop a deeper understanding of Inuit communities, their connection to the land, traditional ways of life, and the importance of cultural knowledge. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to reinforce learning and encourage thoughtful classroom discussions. Ideal for History, Social Studies, English, Indigenous Studies, or classroom performances, this play provides an interactive and memorable way for students to explore Canada’s diverse cultural heritage. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, the resource can easily be adapted to suit your classroom, students, and teaching context. Bring the stories and perspectives of the Canadian Arctic to life while encouraging respect, curiosity, and appreciation for Inuit culture through drama.