This guide is about sports science. The lessons were developed in collaboration with the students from Induna School at Acmena Youth Justice Centre.

The lessons in this guide are designed to inspire students to learn more about First Nations people and their connection to Country, as well as their millennia-rich history of helping to protect species survival beyond sustainability. It is anticipated classes will build connections with local First Nations communities and connect with local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and organizations who can help the class develop a deeper understanding of animal survival and adaptation through an Indigenous lens.

The lessons in this guide are designed to inspire students to learn more about First Nations people and their connection to Country, as well as their millennia-rich history of helping to protect species survival beyond sustainability. This guide is designed to be used at home to allow everyone to participate in celebrating Science Week 2024.

This guide introduces teachers to integrating microscopes into classroom learning. Microscopes unlock an unseen world and inspire learners to explore, inquire, and discover. We hope this resource will help inspire the next generation of deadly scientists!

This guide introduces a thorough understanding of renewable resources for a sustainable future from a First Nations perspective and is based on the Australian Geographic DeadlyScience title, ‘Renewable Resources’. Developed in partnership with Australia Post, DeadlyScience and Wingaru Education, this guide is curriculum aligned and strongly features the cross-curriculum property of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures.

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This guide is based on the Australian Geographic DeadlyScience title, ‘Earth’s Changing Surfaces’. Developed in partnership with Australia Post and DeadlyScience, this guide is curriculum-aligned and each lesson reflects on our nation’s first scientists’ use of natural glass.

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This activity is designed to share and honour knowledge and skills with students. This activity provides students an introduction to genetics, and how genetics can be used to think about ways to solve problems, through scientific processes.