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Many schools have excellent resources to
support teaching and learning in Science and Technology.
Throughout the district, however, I am consistently asked to recommend resources. I would like to encourage you to 'share' resources that you have used to support your Science and Technology teaching. Please email details of the resource to me - helen.lansdown@det.nsw.edu.au and I will add them to a list of recommended resources. |
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Science and Technology K-6 Syllabus Teaching Kit. The kit includes 23 booklets in three folders. The kit supports the units of work provided as examples in the Science and Technology K-6 Syllabus and Support Document. Teachers must be aware that the outcomes used in the teaching kits are no longer relevant and that content has changed in some stages. However the tasks can be used or adapted to teach the current outcomes. Individual teaching kits can be bought from the Board Of Studies Client Services for $11.25 each plus postage.
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Science and Technology K-6 Units of Work A two-part collection of units of work developed by NSW DET school teachers. Part 1 came in ring binders, which were designed to also accommodate Part 2 units. Part 1: Stage 1 1992 Good Clean Fun, Joining Things, Games We Play, Getting There, Bend It Stretch It and Growing Food. Part 1: Stage 2 1992 Froth and Bubbles. Will It Hold, Time Out, Going Out, How It Is and Market Garden. Part 1: Stage 3 1992 It’s All In The Label, Using and Testing Fasteners, Entertainment This Week, Moving It, Hold It, Water Garden and Bush Tucker. Part 2: Stages 1-3, 1996 21 units distributed in plastic wrap, in the following themes: Water Water Everywhere, Meeting People’s Needs, Coping With the Weather, Fabrics and Fibres, Moving, News and Materials and Structures. These units of work were distributed to schools in 1992 and 1996.
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| STANSW - Primary Science | Primary Investigations | Some Recommended Texts |
| Department / BOS Teaching Units |
| Bugasaurus Explorus | Backyard Biodiversity | Murder under the microscope |
| Intel Young Scientist 2004 | Wet and Wild Wetlands | Powerhouse Museum |
| Future World | CSIRO Primary Crest |