The wonder of Winsome
Explore curiosity and asking questions.
The wonder of Winsome, written by Kath Murdoch with illustrations by Sharyn Madder, tells the story of a child full of curiosity and questions.
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The wonder of Winsome, written by Kath Murdoch with illustrations by Sharyn Madder, tells the story of a child full of curiosity and questions.
A conversation with zine maker, Bastian Fox Phelan.
Invite students to reflect on who they are and who they want to be.
Students engage in deep learning as they explore civic participation in a functioning democracy.
Voting rights: an Australian story
How a majority government can lose a vote in the House of Representatives.
Support students to build connections with local environments.
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