Kamay Botany Bay Environmental Education Centre

NSW Department of Education Teachers

Telephone02 9668 9889 / 0477 742 284

Emailkamaybotany-e.school@det.nsw.edu.au

Early Stage 1

Students creating a nature map

Excursion – The needs of living things

Science syllabus outcome

  • identifies the needs of living things.

Students explore Kamay Botany Bay National Park to discover living things during a tresure hunt.

Students will:

  •  sort and categorise some living things and record what they found using nature art activities.

 

 

 

Incursion – Local places 

Geography outcomes

  • identifies places and develops an understanding of the importance of places to people
  • communicates geographical information and uses geographical tools.

During the incursion students use story and nature play to investigate their school or local park.

They will:

  • unlock the secrets from a special message left in their classroom
  • participate in an adventure walk to make some important discoveries
  • use nature play to discover the wonders of their place
  • discuss how and why we care for our important places
  • complete a combined writing activity where students will create a narrative and map to recount their adventure. 

Perspectives of traditional Aboriginal lifestyle are integrated throughout the program.

students creating a map using items from nature.
Image: Students creating a map using items from nature.
students doing fieldwork in the national park.
Image: Students doing fieldwork in the national park.
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Incursion – Incredible invertebrates

phasmid on a leaf
Image: Phasmid on a leaf.
worm in dirt
Image: Worm in dirt.

Students will:

  • discover importance of worms
  • learn about the anatomy and behaviour of worms
  • complete hands on activities and investigation of invertebrates.

Science syllabus outocmes

  • identifies the needs of living things.

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