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Oct. 2016Update for Primary SchoolsMonthly Curriculum Library

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Contents

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Geography Miniclips

Weather and Seasons 3

History Miniclips

Family Structures 4

Mathematics Miniclips

Position and Movement 5

PDHPE Handball Heroes

Fin: The Missile 6

Madison: The Wipe Out 7

Vicky: The Yarra Blast 7

Lily: The Powerhouse 7

Kihi: The Straddie Slam 8

Moara: The Death Roll 8

Kosta: The Island Hop 8

Elyjah: Samoan Super Slam 9

Claire: The Stinger 9

Malachi: Redfern Quickstep 9

Jake: Tropical Punch 10

Laianie: The Wongai Wallop 10

Mateo and Hugo: The Double Scoop 10

Tyler: The Samurai Slice 11

Teagan: Gordonvale Hop 11

Ryan: The Cannonball 11

Abbey: The Pop and Drop 12

Olliebaz: Cairns Cutter 12

Tinarja: The Croc and Roll 12

Zac: The Zac Attack 13

Teacher 21st Century Collaborative Work Essentials 14

Professional 21st Century Digital Citizens 15

Development Collaborative Learning 15

Evaluating the Internet 15

Freedom from Bullying 16

Freedom from Cyber Bullying 16

Genre 16

My Digital Footprint 17

Positive Social Networking Online 17

Powerful Questioning 17

Using Graphic Organisers 18

Using Web 2.0 in Inquiry Learning 18

“Welcome” in Different Languages 18

Catalogue Key

min Duration in minutes

AR Additional Resources: Student activities and support notes to assist teachers

CC Closed captions

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Geography

Weather and SeasonsWhat is weather made up of? What months are the different seasons in? Find out in this colourful and informative Miniclip!

See how the equator influences both of these concepts; learn about rainfall, temperature, sunshine, and wind; and discover how the seasonal calendar used by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders differs from the four seasons commonly used around the world.

2016 | 5 min | CC | ARJnr Primary

• Teacher Pack

• The Weather on My Birthday

• Let’s Measure the Weather!

Additional Resources

• Globetrotters

Stills from our new title

MiniclipsWeather and seasons are essential concepts that are part of our everyday lives. Break down each topic with this brightly animated episode, guaranteed to engage all students.

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HistoryStills from our new title

MiniclipsFamilies are diverse, and this Miniclip is perfect for starting a discussion on the different types within your classroom! A wide range of families are covered to ensure an inclusive resource for your young students.

Family StructuresFamilies come in all shapes and sizes! You might come from a nuclear family or an extended family, you may have same-sex parents, or you may be adopted. Whichever type of family you come from, family structures and roles have no doubt diversified throughout history.

In this Miniclip, see a wide range of family structures and sizes, and look at how family roles have changed in the last 50 years.

2016 | 4 min | CC | ARJnr Primary

• Teacher Pack

• My Family - Worksheet


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MathematicsStills from our new title

MiniclipsDiscover positional language in this short and entertaining new Miniclip! In next to no time, your students will be able to navigate and describe the location of any object.

Position and MovementDescribing position and movement is essential in developing mathematical vocabulary. Discover a variety of positional words in this animated Miniclip, which follows our mathematical mastermind Measieur as he gets inside boxes, sits on bookshelves, hides behind bins and much more! A fun and simple way to introduce this mathematical concept to your young students.

2016 | 3 min | ARJnr Primary

• Teacher Pack

• Snap that Position!

• Snap that Position! Individual Cards

• Position the Pig - Worksheet

• Position the Pig - Cut Outs


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Physical EducationStills from our new series

Handball HeroesHosts Joel and Alannah are on the hunt for the most skillful handball manoeuvres to document in the ‘Handball Heroes Handbook’. Their quest takes us to visit twenty funny, quirky and spunky kids around Australia, where they witness each of their awesome signature handball moves.

Fin: The MissileFin, the creator of the Missile, is a mad-keen Brisbane Broncos fan, so when Sam Thaiday drops by Ashgrove, Fin can’t wait to show off his signature move!

2013 | 5 min | CC | ARMid Primary - Mid Secondary

• Study Guide


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Lily: The PowerhouseWhen Joel and Alannah hit New Farm, they won’t find any piglets waiting for them! Lily loves to skate-and-soccer up a storm around the old Brisbane power station, the Powerhouse. It gives Lily inspiration for her electrifying move!

Madison: The Wipe OutMadison from Bronte loves surfing and handball – combine the two and you’ve got her move, the Wipe Out! When surfing legend Bethany Hamilton drops in to find the best handball court in Bronte, our Heroes are totally amped!


Vicky: The Yarra BlastOur hosts are in Yarrabah, the largest Aboriginal community in Australia to find Vicky and the Yarra Blast. But that’s not the only drawcard – Vicky’s got more slick moves, like traditional dancing and… creek handball?!

2013 | 5 min | CC | AR

2013 | 5 min | CC | AR

Mid Primary - Mid Secondary


• Study Guide

• Study Guide

• Study Guide




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Kosta: The Island HopWelcome to island life. On Horn Island, you can catch your own fish, go island hopping and play handball on the beach. Hang on…handball on the beach? Kosta shows Alannah and Joel how to Island Hop a little differently.

Kihi: The Straddie SlamLegend has it that Kihi’s move, the Straddie Slam, has been in his family for generations. But to get the move out of Inala and into the book, our heroes have to meet the mother of all Handball Heroes – Kihi’s Nan!


Moara: The Death RollThis quad-bike loving girl from Weipa even has the crocs scared with her shot, the Death Roll. Moara lives for the outdoors and shows our hosts that even in the rain, you can’t dampen the effect of this monster move!

2013 | 5 min | CC | AR

2013 | 5 min | CC | AR



• Study Guide

• Study Guide

• Study Guide




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Malachi: Redfern QuickstepMalachi is one sporty Handball Hero and his Redfern Quickstep will have opponents ducking and weaving. Our hosts need to have fast feet to book this move, inspired by his Sydney football club, the Redfern All Blacks.

Elyjah: Samoan Super SlamPlease welcome to the ring… Elyjah! Our boxing champ from the Sunshine Coast comes from Samoan heritage. Just like the ancient volcanoes, Elyjah’s move, the Samoan Super Slam, will have its opponents trembling in fear!


Claire: The StingerNot only is Claire a Handball Hero, she’s also a brownie hero! Alannah and Joel meet Claire in Cairns to bake brownies for the Wucchoperen Health Service before they get to see her killer signature move, the Stinger.

2013 | 5 min | CC | AR

2013 | 5 min | CC | AR



• Study Guide

• Study Guide

• Study Guide




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Mateo and Hugo: The Double ScoopLights, camera, action! Hugo and Mateo are on the scene, camera in one hand, handball in the other, ready to shoot! Alannah and Joel stumble upon Hugo and Mateo in the cobblestone streets of Sydney to book the Double Scoop.

Jake: Tropical PunchOur Heroes are in Townsville to seek out Jake and the famed Tropical Punch. But they’re not the only ones – Matt Bowen and Gavin Cooper from NRL team the North Queensland Cowboys are keen to check out this mighty move too!


Laianie: The Wongai WallopEnter Handball Hero Laianie; an island girl whose move is inspired by the legend of the Wongai tree. Once you taste the Wongai’s fruit – and the power of the Wongai Wallop – you’re destined to return to the Torres Strait!

2013 | 5 min | CC | AR

2013 | 5 min | CC | AR



• Study Guide

• Study Guide

• Study Guide





Ryan: The CannonballRyan’s living on the edge… The edge of Australia! He’s from Thursday Island – an island so small you can ride around it! And when he launches his move, the Cannonball, from Thursday Island’s peak, the mainland had better be ready. Boom!

Tyler: The Samurai SliceDon’t adjust your screens; Tyler’s outfit is just so bright it blinds opponents as he Samurai Slices his way to victory. The Albany Creek boy’s move combines tennis and martial arts – and smacks Alannah and Joel off the court!


Teagan: Gordonvale HopCairns is just a hop, skip and jump away from Gordonvale, where our hosts are ready to pounce on Teagan’s Gordonvale Hop. Gordonvale is ground-zero for cane toads and these ugly dudes inspired Teagan’s move. You can’t stop the Hop!

2013 | 5 min | CC | AR

2013 | 5 min | CC | AR



• Study Guide

• Study Guide

• Study Guide





Tinarja: The Croc and RollThere are plenty of crocs in Townsville. In fact, the crocs inspired Tinarja’s signature move, the Croc and Roll. A Croc even drops by for a game! Chris Cedar that is, from her favourite basketball team, the Townsville Crocs!

Abbey: The Pop and DropOur hosts pop up to the Sunshine Coast to meet Abbey – the adrenaline-loving dancing queen with a craving for Korean Pop, or K-Pop. Her move, the Pop and Drop, is inspired by K-Pop, dancing and handball – a grooving combination!


Olliebaz: Cairns CutterOlliebaz... That’s a weird name. Don’t worry, it’s just what happens when you combine Oliver and Sebastian, a nickname worthy of the wacky Cairns brothers. Put down the sugarcane juice boys – it’s time for the Cairns Cutter!

2013 | 5 min | CC | AR

2013 | 5 min | CC | AR



• Study Guide

• Study Guide

• Study Guide





Zac: The Zac AttackWhat do you get when you combine magic, hip-hop and handball? Add a kid with a serious amount of swagger and you get Zac and the Zac Attack! Watch in awe as this Morayfield maestro tricks his way into handball history!


• Study Guide



Teacher Professional DevelopmentStills from our new titles

21st Century Collaborative Work EssentialsThis PowerPoint presentation includes the practices, values and outcomes of collaborative work. An important resource to encourage successful group work within your classroom.

2013 | 1 min | ARMid Primary - Snr Secondary

• Full Presentation



Evaluating the InternetThis PowerPoint presentation includes questions to ask when evaluating the Internet. Questions are organised by topics including; objectivity, accuracy, currency, coverage, presentation, technical elements, authority, and content. Use this resource to encourage critical thinking in digital citizenship.

21st Century Digital CitizensThis digital signage presentation of 21st century learning values can be used to encourage a mindful approach to digital citizenship.

2013 | 4 min | ARMid Primary - Adult

Collaborative LearningThis digital signage presentation includes collaborative learning values and practices. It encourages a collaborative learning space and positive group work.

2013 | 5 min | AR

2013 | 1 min | AR

Mid Primary - Adult

Snr Primary - Adult








GenreThis digital signage presentation includes a range of literary genres with matching images to help develop reading literacy.

The video can be used as a back drop for any monitor in a school or library, for example screen savers, television screens or interactive white boards.

Freedom from BullyingThis presentation is designed to promote a supportive learning environment. It includes six slides leading students toward being free from bullying.

It will help create a dynamic, connected and engaging learning environment by providing educational, attractive and valuable content for the screens in your school. The video can be used as a back drop for any monitor in a school, for example screen savers, television screens or interactive white boards.

2013 | 5 min | ARJnr Primary - Jnr Secondary

Freedom from Cyber BullyingThis PowerPoint presentation explores the issues surrounding cyber bullying. Important for digital learning, it offers strategies to identify and stop cyber bullying. Create awareness about cyber bullying and be proactive in preventing and ending it.

2013 | 1 min | AR

2013 | 5 min | AR

Snr Primary - Adult

Jnr Primary - Jnr Secondary








Powerful QuestioningThis PowerPoint presentation will assist students in understanding and creating open questions - an essential ingredient for information literacy.

My Digital FootprintThis digital signage presentation of six slides presents 42 words surrounding our digital footprint. It is designed to be used to help create awareness about the issues relating to our digital footprint.

2013 | 4 min | ARMid Primary - Mid Secondary

Positive Social Networking OnlineThis PowerPoint presentation is designed to inform students about social media practices and to encourage positive outcomes when social networking online.

Teach students to practice and appreciate the benefits of positive social networking online. Promote responsible and considerate interactions on social networking sites.

2013 | 1 min | AR

2013 | 1 min | AR

Snr Primary - Adult

Snr Primary - Mid Secondary








Using Graphic OrganisersThis PowerPoint presentation can be used in teaching to showcase various graphic organisation methods. It also includes printable worksheet templates for each of the organisers listed.

2013 | 1 min | ARMid Primary - Adult

Using Web 2.0 in Inquiry LearningThis PowerPoint presentation demonstrates how blogs and wikis can be used in inquiry learning. Blogs and wikis are shown to integrate with and enhance inquiry learning units.

2013 | 1 min | ARAdult


• Graphic Organiser Worksheets




“Welcome” in Different LanguagesA series of slides to welcome students and parents to your school or library in twenty different languages.

This presentation will help create a dynamic, connected and engaging learning environment by providing educational, attractive and valuable content for the screens in your school. The videos can be used as a back drop for any monitor in a school, for example a screen saver for school computers, television screens or interactive white boards.

2013 | 5 min | ARMid Primary - Mid Secondary



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