One Potoroo. A story of survival by Penny Jaye and Alicia Rogerson. Published by CSIRO
In 2015 a bushfire swept through Two Peoples bay, a nature reserve of the southern coast of Western Australia. Bushfires […]
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The Incredibly busy mind of Bowen Bartholomew Crisp by Paul Russell & Nicky Johnston. EK books.
Until one day, when being different was exactly what was needed. A perfect book to read to children and adults
The 2021 Environment Award For Children’s Literature shortlist
It’s that time of the year again – the wonderful Wilderness society awards! All of these books are not only
Show us where you live, Humpback by Beryl Young and illustrated by Sakika Kikuchi. Published by Greystone Kids.
Now we will drift and dream and the wide sea and the whales in this wondrous world we share. This
NAIDOC Week books for schools
NAIDOC week has fallen in school holidays this year but we can still celebrate and share some great lessons, ideas
Max Booth Future Sleuth #6: Map Trap by Cameron Macintosh . Published by Big Sky Publishing
This is the first Max Booth book I have read and wow – it was great! Young readers – ages
Pear of Hope by Wendy Shurety & Deb Hudson. Published by EK Books.
The wonder disappeared when the clouds rolled in. Little Anna loves playing in her backyard – especially in and amongst
With a little kelp from our friends. The secret life of seaweed by Mathew Bate. Illustrated by Liz Rowland. Published by Thames and Hudson
There are around 10000 different types of seaweed….. Seaweed is the largest of all the marine algae but it is
Bear and Rat by Christopher Cheng and illustrated by Stephen Michael King. Published by penguin books.
‘Bear,’ said Rat. ‘I’ve been wondering. Will we always hold hands like this, even when we are old and wrinkly….’
The Emu who ran through the sky by Helen Milroy. Published by Magabala books
Tales from the bush mob Classroom use Links in Australian indigenous storytelling Links to different Australian animals – science &
Move that mountain by Kate & Jol Temple. Illustrated by Terri Rose Baynton.Published by Scholastic.
Classroom Literacy – Early Stage One – Stage 6. This is a great tool to look at sentence structure and
The gentle genius of trees by Philip Bunting. Published by Scholastic
Excellent picture books for Stage 1-4 Science (Living things, sustainability, life cycles, trees – focus study for what they need