Schools and teachers Popular?Show AllPopularShow AllPopular Stage AllEarly Stage 1Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3Stage 4Stage 5HSCTeacher Professional LearningAllEarly Stage 1Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3Stage 4Stage 5HSCTeacher Professional Learning Stage Subject AllAboriginal StudiesCreative ArtsEnglishEnglish Extension 2GeographyHistoryLegal StudiesSociety and CultureAllAboriginal StudiesCreative ArtsEnglishEnglish Extension 2GeographyHistoryLegal StudiesSociety and Culture Stage Format AllAround NSWLearning activityExcursionVirtual excursionAllAround NSWLearning activityExcursionVirtual excursion Format Search Reset All My Weekend With Pop - Guide for teachers Stage 2 Aboriginal Studies Learning activity This teacher's guide accompanies My Weekend with Pop a short illustrated bilingual story. Foundation Funded Learning Programs Schools & Teachers A range of video and learning resources created for students and teachers through the support of the State Library of NSW Foundation. WWI Videos Schools & Teachers A collection of video resources created by the State Library of NSW. HSC: Base Camp - for students! Schools & Teachers Need some help with your studies? The Library has a great range of free resources and programs to help you conquer the HSC. Go beyond Google and set yourself up for HSC success! Teaching Primary History with Dr Jennifer Lawless Schools & Teachers A collection of history teaching guides for primary school teachers, developed by Jennifer Lawless. Mary Reibey: - The Woman on the $20 Note Stage 2 History Virtual excursion Using original collection materials you will uncover the remarkable story of Mary Reibey and her journey from convict to wealthy business woman. On The Move: Migration to Australia Stage 3 History Virtual excursion See original primary sources of history relating to migration to Australia from 1795 through to the twentieth century. Teaching Stage 3 History: Australia as a Nation Teacher Professional Learning History Learning activity Students explore the factors leading to Federation and migration to Australia and how migrants have contributed to Australia’s economic and social development. Show more
