Exploring Australia: States, Territories and Symbols

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Exploring Australia: States, Territories and Symbols

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Exploring Australia: States, Territories and Symbols
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Exploring Australia: States, Territories and Symbols

A journey through our amazing country Year 3 Social Sciences

What Makes Up Australia?
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What Makes Up Australia?

6 states 2 mainland territories 1 island territory Each has its own capital city

Australia's States and Territories Map
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Australia's States and Territories Map

Capital City Match Game
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Capital City Match Game

Match each state/territory to its capital city Work with a partner Raise your hand when you're finished

Our National Flag
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Our National Flag

Blue background represents the ocean Union Jack shows our British history Southern Cross constellation Commonwealth Star has 7 points

National Symbols
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National Symbols

{"left":"Golden Wattle (national flower)\nKangaroo (national animal)\nAustralian Coat of Arms","right":"Green and gold (national colors)\nAdvance Australia Fair (anthem)\nCommonwealth Star"}

Think and Share
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Think and Share

Which Australian symbol do you see most often? Where have you seen the Australian flag? Can you name an Australian animal?

State Flowers and Animals
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State Flowers and Animals

Each state has special emblems NSW: Waratah flower, Platypus Victoria: Pink Heath, Leadbeater's Possum Queensland: Cooktown Orchid, Koala

Design Your Own State Symbol
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Design Your Own State Symbol

Draw a flower or animal for your local area Think about what makes your area special Share your design with the class

Remember
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Remember

Australia is made up of states and territories, each with their own capital city and special symbols that help us celebrate what makes our country unique and diverse.