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Get out in nature to observe and track local wildlife

In our latest teaching activity, based on Deb Fitzpatrick’s new book for young readers, Tawny Trouble, students can document the birds, insects, reptiles and mammals that live around them.

Get out in nature to observe and track local wildlife

Go back to the beginning in this ‘prequel’ comic activity with James Foley

Wrangle cheeky sheep with counting and rhyming fun

Teaching notes: latest

Geraldine

Hetty

90 Packets of Instant Noodles

Tawny Trouble

Invisible Boys (Stan Original Series)

Goldfields Girl

Goodnight Sheep

Sunny and Shadow

Dungzilla: now in colour

Bigfoot vs Yeti

Teaching notes: First Nations & diverse

Act Cute

Kayang and Me

Invisible Boys (Stan Original Series)

Sunny and Shadow

Bush Bubs

The Two-Hearted Numbat

Crow and the Waterhole

Caterpillar and Butterfly

The Boab Tree

Djinang Bonar: Seeing Seasons

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Get out in nature and track some wildlife

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