Continuing and Revitalising Cultures - Years 5–6 — cover

Continuing and Revitalising Cultures - Years 5–6

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Continuing and Revitalising Cultures - Years 5–6 — cover

Continuing and Revitalising Cultures - Years 5–6

$6.99

Explore how First Nations artists sustain and renew cultural practices through a structured Years 5–6 Visual Arts unit. Students study public museum sources about Maree Clarke and Brian Robinson, explain claims with evidence, experiment with safe mixed media and make an original response from their own personal or fictional ideas.

Eight core lessons complete the essential teaching, practical work and assessment. Two fully planned optional lessons extend an original process study and share learning. Each of the ten lessons has its own complete editable PowerPoint presentation; lessons 9–10 are clearly labelled Optional.

What's included

  • 42-page Unit Plan PDF: branded contents page, 16 pages of teacher guidance/lesson plans/response criteria, 24 student-resource and sample-answer pages, and one quiz reference page.
  • Ten separate editable lesson PowerPoint files, numbered 01–10: 108 slides in total.
  • One editable 24-slide quiz PowerPoint: instructions, ten questions with separate answers/explanations, reflection and closing.
  • Complete 174-page Preview PDF: all Unit Plan pages, all ten lesson decks in numerical order, then the quiz. The first contents page is clean; subsequent pages are marked PREVIEW.
  • Separate Table of Contents JPEG.

Teacher benefits

  • Ten complete lesson plans and matching separate editable decks.
  • Practical trials and making, supported by evidence and reflection.
  • Four matched sample-answer pages plus open-response criteria.
  • Core teaching and assessment completed in eight lessons.
  • Verified named museum sources and explicit cultural-responsibility guidance.

Digital resource

This is a digital teaching resource; no physical item is supplied. Student pages and teacher guidance are supplied in PDF. Lesson and quiz text is editable in PowerPoint. Museum source viewing requires internet access. Use and sharing are subject to the purchased Sukindi licence and the platform's terms.

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