The Australian History Mysteries case studies are designed to stimulate students’ interest in and engagement with aspects of their history, landscape and heritage, and to develop the skills needed in pursuing historical studies. They are relevant to Australian Curriculum : HASS/History with its emphasis on inquiry learning and historical skills development. Each case study contains a wide range of primary and secondary source evidence, including museum objects, national archival collections and historic sites.
https://www.australianhistorymysteries.info/
You can see the free primary and secondary resources here: Free Resources – Australian History Mysteries
Australian History Mysteries has been developed by Ryebuck Media Pty Ltd with support from the National Museum of Australia Both organisations are committed to providing excellent resources that can help to bring history alive in the classroom.
The Australian History Mysteries case studies are designed to stimulate students’ interest in and engagement with aspects of their history, landscape and heritage, and to develop the skills needed in pursuing historical studies. They are relevant to Australian Curriculum : HASS/History with its emphasis on inquiry learning and historical skills development. Each case study contains a wide range of primary and secondary source evidence, including museum objects, national archival collections and historic sites.
https://www.australianhistorymysteries.info/
You can see the free primary and secondary resources here: Free Resources – Australian History Mysteries
Australian History Mysteries has been developed by Ryebuck Media Pty Ltd with support from the National Museum of Australia Both organisations are committed to providing excellent resources that can help to bring history alive in the classroom.
