Factors That Shape Places (Year 5, Stage 3)
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Students investigate how people change the natural environment in Australia and other places around the world. They also explore how the environment influences the human characteristics of places. Students examine ways people influence the characteristics of places, including the management of spaces. Students explore the impact bushfires have on Australian people, places and environments and propose ways people can reduce the impact of bushfires in the future.
Click link to take you to the OLR Learning website
A great resource from Gaye Braiding - NSW DET
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Click to download the student case study booklet
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Click to download Bushfire Survival Plan project
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Click the black poly in the left-hand corner to view this Australian environments virtual tour.
The following links contain a case study focus on the Great Barrier Reef instead of a Central Coast waterway focus.
| factors_that_shape_places_unit_powerpoint_alice_vigors.pptx |
| factors_that_shape_places_geography_unit_2018_alice_vigors.pdf |
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