Bluey Popularity Investigation - Year 7Quick View
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Bluey Popularity Investigation - Year 7

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Gallery Walk style Investigation on why Bluey is so popular. Begin with students creating their own press pass they can gain exclusive journalist only knowledge. I used safety pins to turn these into badges, you could also use yarn for lanyards. Gallery Walk sources on news articles. Students complete their journalistic report using the sources. Extension: Write a paragraph on why Bluey is so popular.
ACCC cases - Gallery WalkQuick View
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ACCC cases - Gallery Walk

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7 Business. Gallery walk on ACCC cases for companies who violated customer laws including misleading advertising and bait + switch.
Press PassQuick View
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Press Pass

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Press pass, students write their name and draw a picture of themselves. I use this to increase engagement, often paired with a gallery walk or research activity.
Romeo and Juliet match upQuick View
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Romeo and Juliet match up

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Match up card game for Romeo and Juliet. Two files: Character analysis (name, characteristics, archetype and language) Quotes, themes, value/attitude/belief, language types. I use these for revision with a gamified approach. Laminate cards for best results.
Lake Mungo Archaeological InvestigationQuick View
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Lake Mungo Archaeological Investigation

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Students complete an Archaeological investigation to determine what was found at Lake Mungo. Sources are placed around the room in a gallery walk format. Students complete the timeline and piece together the sources to answer the worksheet questions. The bones are placed on a sacred land piece at the front of the room, students are encouraged to take the remains to glue into their worksheet - this leads to a discussion on the ethics of taking Indigenous artifacts off the sacred land. Follow up lesson on the truth of Lake Mungo and the ethics of Archaeology.