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Mersey Heights School
Devonport. TAS 7310
ddunham@tasmail.com |
Beach Clean Up
Classes will be cleaning up the foreshore of Lillico Beach - a Fairy Penguin nesting zone near Devonport. |
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Marine Discovery Centre
Woodbridge, Tasmania 7162
Pam Elliott |
We are keen to explore a range of activities relating toour local Aboriginal heritage and the sea. |
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Coastcare NW Tasmania
Ulverstone Tasmania 7315
Anna Wind |
Taking the sea to the classroom
Taking live inter-tidal specimens to the classroom at Sacred Heart School so children can have a hands-on learing experience. Displaying marine debris and other interesting marine specimens. |
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Bracknell P.S.
Bracknell 7302
Mrs Muir/Mrs Jones |
Seahorse World visit
Visit Seahorse World do pre-visit and follow-up activities; study seahorses & their environment |
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Star of the Sea College
Georgetown 7253
Mrs Z Crowden |
Crab survey Gr 7 - Marine Studies
Classroom work on working with crabs, sexing crabs, their place in the food chain. Quadrant survey of inter-tidal zone at northern end of Lagoon Beach, Low Head. Count of numbers male/female. Identification of species. Column graphing results. |
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Riverside Primary School
Riverside 7250
Penny Campbell |
The Hidden Forest
Studying (and visiting) Jeannie Baker's books, in particular 'The Hidden Forest.' Activities to be a result of her books and related themes of change. |
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Immaculate Heart
Lenah Valley 7008
Natasha Snow |
My Magic
Read picture book 'My Magic Beach' by Alison Lester. Discuss what the sea means to individual children and why. Using their imaginations children will be asked to imagine what their "magic" beach would be like or what their "ideal" beach would be like. They will then
complete the line
At my beach
After sharing their work and publishing, we will continue our study of the sea by brainstorming the uses of the sea (ie. leisure, indusrty, animal life etc.) |
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West Ulverstone Primary
Ulverstone 7315
Jan Mansfield |
Beach combing and sculpture
Kinder and grade 3-4 children will be combing the beach for objects to create a beach sculpture on the beach. We will take photos of the sculptures for use in the classroom. Classifications etc. |
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Goulburn Street PS
Hobart 7000
Carmel Walsh |
Students already have completed work on biodiversity, but a final choice of topic will be dependent on what is contained in the Seaweek ideas booklet. |
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Montagu Bay PS
Montagu Bay 7018
Moyra Buchanan |
Marine Discovery Centre Visit
A day visit to reinforce classroom work on a SEA theme, covering all areas of the curriculum |
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Smithton Primary School
Smithton 7330
Merle Reid |
Living in the sea
Investigations into what and how creatures live in the sea and how humans impact upon their life |
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Triabunna District High School
Triabunna, 7190
Jonathan Knight |
Media Release - Our School and the Sea
Our School is in a fishing port where vaious sea products are also farmed and processed for export. Current related activities include development of a coastal, estuarine reserve, and short courses on aquaculture. Our media release will describe these activities, and our local population's relationship with the sea. |
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Reece High
Devonport 7310
Carol Maney |
Plastics, the Sea and Us
Using the resource material provided the class will learn about the danger of marine debris to marine creatures in the oceans. |
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Tasman District HS
Nubeena 7184
Tanya Smit |
Beach Cleanup
Classes from Prep - 10 will be involved in cleaning up local beaches. |
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