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Home  /  Environment and Parks  /  Beaches and Coastal Zones  /  Adopt a coastline teaching resources

Adopt a coastline teaching resources

The Adopt a Coastline Program is for students in years 4 to 7 to raise awareness of the ecological values of the local coastline and learn about rehabilitation and protection activities along the coast. The program includes the following 2013 Australian curriculum aligned teaching resources.

Key learning area Teacher’s guides Student worksheets
The Importance of the Coast The Ocean is not a rubbish bin

Coastline Historical Timeline

Recollections of the Past / Uses and Impacts on our Coastline

The Ocean is not a rubbish bin

The Ocean is not a rubbish bin – simple version

The Ocean is not a rubbish bin – language sheet

Coastline Historical Timeline

Uses and Impacts on Our Coastline

Recollections of the Past

Indigenous Heritage Values  

A Day at the Beach for Traditional Noongar People

 

A Day at the Beach for Traditional Noongar People

Biodiversity Living on the Coast – Plant Adaptations, Life in the Extremes and Marine Molluscs

How waves erode a beach / How do plants stop erosion

Living on the Coast- Plant Adaptations

Life in the Extremes

Marine Molluscs

Year 4/5 How do waves erode a beach? / How do plants help stop erosion?

Year 6/7 How do waves erode a beach? / How do plants help stop erosion?

Beach Activities Beach Activities

What is a Global Citizen

Related Online Services
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Documents and Downloads
Teachers Guide – The Ocean is not a Rubbish Bin (pdf 291 KB)Teachers Guide – What is a global citizen (pdf 237 KB)Teachers Guide – Recollections of the Past Uses Impacts on Coastline (pdf 243 KB)Teachers Guide – Living on the Coast (pdf 248 KB)Teachers Guide – How Waves Erode a Beach Plants Stop Erosion (pdf 510 KB)Teachers Guide – Coastline Historical Timeline (pdf 180 KB)Teachers Guide – Beach Activities (pdf 474 KB)Student Activity – Recollections of the Past (pdf 1429 KB)Student Activity – Ocean is not a Rubbish Bin (pdf 279 KB)Student Activity – Ocean is not a Rubbish Bin simple (pdf 278 KB)Student Activity – Ocean is not a Rubbish Bin Language (pdf 168 KB)Student Activity – Marine Molluscs (pdf 240 KB)Student Activity – Living on Coast Plant Adaptations (pdf 776 KB)Student Activity – Life in the Extremes (pdf 366 KB)Student Activity – How waves erode a beach plants stop erosion 6-7 (pdf 582 KB)Student Activity – How waves erode a beach plants stop erosion 4-5 (pdf 530 KB)Student Activity – Coastline Historical Timeline (pdf 1599 KB)Student Activity – A Day at the Beach Nyungar (pdf 195 KB)Student Activity – Coastline Historical Timeline (pdf 1599 KB)Teachers Guide – A Day At The Beach (pdf 360 KB)Student Activity – Uses and Impacts on our Coastline (pdf 198 KB)

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