teaching-resource

What Makes Australia Unique Word Wall Vocabulary

  • Updated

    Updated: 04 Dec 2023

A set of Australian related vocabulary word wall cards.

  • Pages

    Pages: 3 Pages

  • Curriculum
  • Years

    Years: 3 - 6

  • Customisable

    Customisable: Yes

teaching-resource

What Makes Australia Unique Word Wall Vocabulary

  • Updated

    Updated: 04 Dec 2023

A set of Australian related vocabulary word wall cards.

  • Pages

    Pages: 3 Pages

  • Curriculum
  • Years

    Years: 3 - 6

  • Customisable

    Customisable: Yes

A set of Australian related vocabulary word wall cards.

Print out these What Makes Australia Unique Vocabulary cards and cut them along the line. Stick them up around your room to immerse your students in the content specific vocabulary.

There is a blank sheet provided at the end for any extra words that your students may want to add.

Words include: Australia, Australian, Indigenous Australians, Aboriginal people, Great Britain, migrants, multicultural, Uluru, Great Barrier Reef, vegemite, AFL, rugby league, cricket, temperate, hot, dry, tropical, cold, desert, rainforest, vast, continent, island, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House, Parliament House, platypus, wombat, bilby, echidna, kangaroo, emu, Captain James Cook, Commonwealth

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  • Leanne Nield
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    The cards are still blank when downloaded.

    • Paul (Teach Starter)
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      Hi Leanne, There should be a default font PDF now available. If you're on a Plus Plan, you can use Studio to customise the resource. Sorry for the inconvenience.

  • Brenda Wann
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    When I downloaded this, there were no words, just blank cards. I created my own from your word list, but thought you should know.

    • Tom (Teach Starter)
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      Hi Brenda, Thank you for letting us know. The word wall seems to be downloading fine on our end now. If the problem happens again, get in touch by sending an email to support@teachstarter.com

  • Helen Piercy
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    Indigenous Australians is a proper noun and should be a capital 'I'

    • Scott (Teach Starter)
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      Hi Helen, this has now been updated. Thank you for letting us know! Kind regards, Scott

  • Judy Gibbs
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    Perfect for our SOSE unit

What Makes Australia Unique Word Wall Vocabulary