Each of the education kits, units of work or websites below was developed to support a temporary exhibition held at the National Museum. Each has also been designed to be used as stand-alone resource in the classroom.
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This exhibition presents a selection of the compelling expedition photographs taken by Herbert Basedow. Linked education activities have been designed as starting points for students to investigate themes in the exhibition from a variety of viewpoints and perspectives. The activities cater for a range of learning styles and curriculum needs.
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This exhibition celebrates 100 years of rugby league in Australia. Teachers will find links to student education activities designed to facilitate a thorough investigation of the exhibition and the game itself, from a variety of viewpoints and topics.
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Considers social change in Australia from 1945-2000 through an exploration of source material - objects, images and documents - presented in the Miss Australia exhibition.
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The year 2007 marks the centenary of surf lifesaving in Australia and has been designated the Year of the Surf Lifesaver.
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Explores our nineteenth century immigration history.
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Explores the natural and cultural history of extreme environments.
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Investigates the rich theme of the enduring popularity of the folklore of the outlaw.
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Explores themes relating to the power of the human hand, tools of trade, identity and creativity through a range of tradespeople.
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Explores our fascination with space including Australia's contribution to rocket research and current investigations in the search for life in the universe.
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Explores Australia's megafauna and takes students on a journey of discovery from 110 million years ago to the present.
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Examines life on the Australian goldfields through songs, quotations and historical paintings.
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