This engaging research worksheet guides students through the life and legacy of Australian Aboriginal inventor and engineer, David Unaipon. David was known as Australia’s Leonardo da Vinci due to the vast number of inventions he held patents for.
Where can I use this resource?
The format of this resource is particularly useful as a cover lesson, homework task of class individual activity. It is a perfect fit for Stage 4 Technology Engineering in N.S.W.
The questions direct students to explore key questions about his background, and some of the technical and social challenges he leading up to and during the construction.
What will I get in this resource?
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- A 2 page worksheet with focus questions and space to record answers.
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- David Unaipon Find-A-Word (Great for early finishers or as a supplementary cover lesson)
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- Sample solutions
Why Teachers will Love This Resource
Perfect for Design and Technology, STEM, or Engineering lessons and ideal for cover or emergency classes.
Encourages research and critical thinking – Prompts reflection on biography, engineering design, and social context.
Explores real-world engineering challenges faced when trying to bring a product to market when funding is lacking.
Curriculum Links (UK)
- Design & Technology
Investigate historical context and user needs of the Brooklyn Bridge
Analyse design constraints: materials, cost, environment, and safety
Understand engineering principles and project scale
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