Students will be viewing the following DVD in three parts and using keywords to take notes. Keywords have been a major focus across the grade 5/6 units this year to aid students in note taking and to avoid plagarism.
All the posters and brochures about the pluses, minuses and interesting facts about "federation " are in and being assessed. Well done! Next activity in the learning sequence is to create your own ICT product, PhotoStory, Power Point or animation about one of the historical figures listed below or you may negotiate one of your own as longs as you can show their links to the process of federation. On Thursday students will be shown how to make a PhotoStory. Students will also make a placemat plan looking at their chosen person in terms of the Keys to Success: persistence, resilience, getting along, confidence and organisation and will construct a timeline. The placemat is due in Monday the 30th June. Then the ICT aspect will become the major focus.
Frank Anstey | Charles Cameron Kingston |
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Anstey, Francis George (Frank) (1865-1940) -- biography and image. From Australian Dictionary of Biography Online Edition | Charles Cameron Kingston - biography from Flinders Ranges ResearchCharles Cameron Kingston (1850-1908) - role in Federation. From Parliament of Australia |
Edmund Barton | Henry Lawson |
Edmund Barton - short biography. From Australianhistory.orgThe fathers of Federation - includes Sir Edmund Barton and Sir Henry Parkes. From Skwirk Sir Edmund Barton (1849-1920) - biographical notes and image. From State Library NSW | Henry Lawson: Australian writer - Henry Lawson's life and background. From Australian GovernmentHenry Lawson (1867-1922) - simple overview of Lawson's life. From Australian Broadcasting Corporation Henry Lawson - biography and includes poem 'Sez you' and copies of his birth and death certificates. From NSW Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages |
Andrew Inglis Clark | Louisa Lawson |
Andrew Inglis Clark - biography from University of TasmaniaClark, Andrew Inglis (1848-1907) - biography and image. From Australian Dictionary of Biography Online Edition | Louisa (Albury) Lawson - Australian poet, journalist and publisher - instrumental in helping Australian women to get the vote. From AlldownunderLouisa Lawson - background information and influence on women's rights. From Australian Workers Heritage Centre Louisa Lawson - short biography from Education Services Australia |
Edith Cowan | Sir William McMillan |
Edith Cowan (1861-1932) - simple overview of Lawson's life. From Australian Broadcasting CorporationEdith Cowan - background information from Australia on Net Edith Cowan - short biography from Education Services Australia | Sir William McMillan (1850-1926) - biographical notes and image. From State Library NSWMcMillan, Sir William (1850-1926) - biography and image. From Australian Dictionary of Biography Online Edition |
Annette Bear-Crawford | Edward William O'Sullivan |
Bear-Crawford, Annette Ellen - biography and image. From Australian Dictionary of Biography Online Edition | Edward William O'Sullivan - biographical notes and image. From State Library NSWO'Sullivan, Edward William (1846-1910) - biography and image. From Australian Dictionary of Biography Online Edition |
Alfred Deakin | Sir Henry Parkes |
Alfred Deakin - comprehensive biography from National Museum of AustraliaAlfred Deakin - biography from National Archives of Auatralia Alfred Deakin - biography from Deakin University Alfred Deakin and Federation - role in Federation. From Deakin University | Sir Henry Parkes - brief biography. From Beenleigh State SchoolSir Henry Parkes - short biography from Education Services Australia |
Vida Goldstein | Banjo Patterson |
The art of Suff-Rage - celebrating Vida Goldstein - outlines Vida Goldstein's struggle for equal rights for women. From FernArtzSt Kilda biographies - information on the suffragette Vida Goldstein, From Friends of St Kilda Cemetry Forging the nation - Vida Goldstein - summary of her work as a peace activist. From Australian War Memorial Viva Goldstein - short biography from Education Services Australia | Banjo Patterson - a biography - biography and link to recordings of his poems. From Wallis and MatildaBanjo Patterson - simple overview of Lawson's life. From Australian Broadcasting Corporation 'Banjo' Patterson - short biography from Education Services Australia A. B. 'Banjo' Patterson - biography from Alldownunder |
Sir Samuel Walker Griffith | Sir John Quick |
Sir Samuel Griffith - short biography. From Griffith UniversityGriffith, Sir Samuel Walker (1845-1920) - biography and image. From Australian Dictionary of Biography Online Edition Sir Samuel Walker Griffith - brief biography. from Supreme Court of Queensland Library | Who was Sir John Quick? - background and influence on Australian Federation. From La Trobe UniversitySir John Quick - Member of the First Parliament. From Parliament of Australia Quick, Sir John (1852-1932) - biography and image. From Australian Dictionary of Biography Online Edition |
Henry Bournes Higgins | Rose Scott |
Henry Bournes Higgins - role in Federation. From Parliament of AustraliaHenry Higgins - short biography from University of Melbourne Henry Bournes Higgins - biography from Australian Industrial Relations Commission | Scott, Rose (1847-1925) - social reformer. Information from Australian Women's Archive ProjectRose Scott (1847-1925) - Australian feminist papers. From State Library of NSW |
Livingston Hopkins | Catherine Helen Spence |
Livingston Hopkins - political cartoonist. Short biography from Lambiek.netHopkins, Livingston York Yourtee (1846-1927) - biography and image. From Australian Dictionary of Biography Online Edition | Catherine Helen Spence - biography from Flinders Ranges ResearchCatherine Helen Spence - background on life and work. From Thiele Primary School Catherine Helen Spence - information about Catherine helen Spence and her writing career. From State Library SA |
Acknowledgement :Catherine MacAuly Library, St Aloysius College http://www.sac.sa.edu.au/Library/Library/Primary/sose/federation.html |
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