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Bandaid Lesson Tile

Band-Aid Lesson

  • Years 1-3
  • Years 4-6
  • Years 7-8
  • Lesson Plan
  • Inclusion
  • Children's Rights
  • Back To School

In this lesson, students use the tangible idea of an injury, to conceptualise why treating everyone exactly the same, isn't always the fair thing to do.

Band-Aid Lesson

  • Years 1-3
  • Years 4-6
  • Years 7-8
  • Lesson Plan
  • Inclusion
  • Children's Rights
  • Back To School

In this lesson, students use the tangible idea of an injury, to conceptualise why treating everyone exactly the same, isn't always the fair thing to do.

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Celebrating Mother Language

Celebrating Home Languages

  • Lesson Plan
  • Language
  • Culture
  • Inclusion

This resource, designed for International Mother Language Day, provides a range of lesson ideas and activities, quizzes, activity sheets, book suggestions and parent letters for ECE to intermediate, to foster the home languages existing in your school.

Celebrating Home Languages

  • Lesson Plan
  • Language
  • Culture
  • Inclusion

This resource, designed for International Mother Language Day, provides a range of lesson ideas and activities, quizzes, activity sheets, book suggestions and parent letters for ECE to intermediate, to foster the home languages existing in your school.
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Fairness Tile

Fairness Value Line

  • Lesson Plan
  • Inclusion
  • Diversity
  • Back To School
  • Children's Rights

In this lesson plan and resource, students think critically about a range of scenarios and begin to appreciate that fairness is more complex than treating everyone the same.

Fairness Value Line

  • Lesson Plan
  • Inclusion
  • Diversity
  • Back To School
  • Children's Rights

In this lesson plan and resource, students think critically about a range of scenarios and begin to appreciate that fairness is more complex than treating everyone the same.

Read more