Sustainability, climate change and the natural world
From the classification of organisms to the exploration of the night sky. Sustainability, climate change and the natural world programs build understanding of the natural world and the impact of our actions upon it.
Year 4 - 6 | Living things are remarkable in their ability to adapt to changing environments. Come and explore some adaptations of our avian friends, or perhaps marine life is more your focus. The choice is yours.
Year 5 - 7 | Explore how our urban environments are constantly undergoing physical change, making conditions for local wild life somewhat unpredictable.
Year 3 - 4 | Delve into the work of the Museum’s scientists and the techniques they use to classify living and non- living things.
Year PP - 3 | Learn about our prehistoric history, handle fossils, and follow in the footsteps of dinosaurs.
Year 4 - 6 | Travel back billions of years and discover how microscopic organisms changed the conditions for life on Earth forever.
Year 3 - 10 | Discover WA's endangered animals and get students to think critically about species loss from other perspectives.
Year 1 - 4 | Explore the origins of meteorites and the connection between cosmic events and the impact they have made of Earth.
Year 7 | Ever come across a Maratus dysodes lasios or perhaps a Littoria hybos hirsutus? Chances are your students might during this program!
Year PP - 3 | This brand new program for 2024 will explore change through a social and geological lens, as we use Boola Bardip as a case study to explore the concepts of "then and now".
Year 4 - 6 | How do humans impact life around us? How do we know? Most importantly, what can we do about it?
Year 9 - 10 | Explore how the World Wars impacted those at home through object and source analysis.