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- Lesson Plan - Australian Native Trees and Plants
- Australian Native Trees and Plants
- Lesson Plan - What is a Tree?
- What is a Tree?
- Lesson Plan - Animal and Bird Report
- Animal and Bird Report
- Lesson Plan - Trees at Our School
- Trees at Our School
- Lesson Plan - Forests in South Australia
- Forests in South Australia
- Lesson Plan - Let's Make a Nest Box
- Let's Make a Nest Box
- Review and Assessment
- Resource List
- Extension Activity Ideas
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Lesson Plan - Australian Native Trees and Plants
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Task
- Research and list the scientific names of some Australian native tree species.
- Research some of the current and historical uses of Australian native plants.
Key Learning Areas
- Studies of Society and the Environment
- Science and Technology
- English and Language
Resources Needed
- Internet access
- Forestry books
- Field guides to native trees and plants
Learning Outcomes
- Students will enhance their Internet research skills
- Students will become aware that trees can have both scientific and common names.
Lesson Layout
- Students to use the Internet to research the scientific names of various Australian native tree and plant species.
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- Page Last Modified: November 15, 2011