Earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis…can your survive these major natural disasters?
As earthquake explorers, students will explore ‘virtually’ what causes earthquakes and be challenged to work as engineers to survive the ‘great quake’ and as geologists to determine the best site to build on the island of Terra Felix.
Earthquakes can leave behind incredible devastation, while also creating some of the planet’s most magnificent formations.
In Years 5 and 6 of the Victorian Curriculum, students explore how sudden geological changes or extreme weather conditions can affect Earth’s surface.
This resource has been prepared to assist teachers and students to:
– Identify layers of the earth and tectonic plates
– Learn where and how earthquakes occur
– Explore plate tectonics and links to earthquakes and volcanoes
– Visit a virtual tour of Pompeii
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Use augmented reality to explore our changing earth and create a digital poster to share your discoveries.
Examine the structure and function of enzymes through the example of amylase
Discover what is ‘beneath our feet’, how it got there and why it changes.
In line with the Department of Education and Training advice and in compliance with COVID-19 precautions we have altered our operations for Term 2, 2020.
Please visit our remote learning program page for short lessons delivered live to your classroom via Webex.
Further updates (for terms three and four) will be posted as soon as information becomes available.
Our website has a resources page where we have some links to online and learning from home sites and we will be sharing more via Facebook.
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