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This resource is a collection of 58 hexagonal posters of famous Australians. These posters are an ideal display for the classroom. Included are a diverse group of Australians who have impacted the Australian community across various fields.
The people have been grouped by gender for ease of printing if interested in creating a display for events such as International Women’s Day. At the end of the resource, a recording sheet has been included for students to research a famous Australian. As well as a ‘Who am I?’ template for students to use.
What is included?
•58 Hexagonal Poster
•Research Task – Famous Australia
•‘Who am I’ templates
Famous Australian Women
Bronwyn Bancroft – Fashion Designer
Cathy Freeman – Olympic Sprinter
Evonne Goolagong Cawley – Tennis Player
Dr Thancoupie Gloria Fletcher – sculpture artist
Julia Gillard – Prime Minister
Kylie Minogue – Singer
Layne Beachley – Surfer
Mary MacKillop – Saint/Religious Sister
Nicole Kidman – Actor
Olivia Newton-John – Singer Songwriter
Ella Havelka – Ballet Dancer
Linda Burney – Politician
Jessica Mauboy – Singer
Keelan Mailman – Cattle Station Farmer
Oodgeroo Noonuccal – poet & activist
Lowitja O’Donoghue – Public Administrator
Quentin Bryce – Governor General
Ursula Dubosarsky – Writer
Vali Myers – Artist & Dancer
Essie Coffey ‘The Bush Queen – Filmmaker
Rachel Perkins – Film Director
Aunty Lynette Nixon – Writer
Thelma Plum – Singer
Zali Steggall – Politician & Former Olympian
Carrie Bickmore – TV Presenter
Fiona Stanley – Epidemiologist
Jessica Watson – Sailor
Molly Taylor – Race Car Driver
Kylie Kwong – Chef
Mem Fox – Writer
Famous Australian Men
Adam Goodes – Australian Rules Footballer
Banjo Paterson – Poet
Archie Roach – Singer
Dylan Alcott – Paralympian Tennis Player
Eddie Mabo – Indigenous Rights Activist
Fred Hollows – Ophthalmologist
Greg Norman – Golfer
Harold Thomas – Artist
Ian Thorpe – Olympic Swimmer
Doug Nicholls – Athlete, Pastor, activist
Gavin Wanganeen – AFL Player & Artist
Noel Pearson -Lawyer, land rights activist
Paul Hogan – Actor
Patrick “Patty” Mills – Basketball Player
Robert Menzies – Prime Minister
Steve Irwin – Zoo Keeper/Animal Activist
Tim Minchin – Composer, musician, comedian
Stan Grant – Television Journalist
David Unaipon – Preacher, inventor and writer)
Vincent Lingiari – Human rights activist
William Cooper – Political activist
Edward Weary Dunlop – Surgeon
Xavier Rudd – Singer Songwriter
Mandawuy Yunupingu – Musician
Robert Lewis Maza – Actor and playwright
Daniel Ricciardo – Race Car Driver
Graeme Clark – Doctor & Inventor
Sidney Nolan – Artist
There are two people per A4 page, however, you can print the posters larger by increasing the size to print on A3 paper.
If there is a famous Australian, you would like us to include please contact us at admin@rainbowskycreations.com
No further teacher prep. Simply print, and use!
Thanks for visiting!
Subject | HASS |
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Resource Types | Posters & Displays |
Electronic download
File Type: PDF
Number of pages: 35
File size: 13 MB
* Compressed Zip File
Copyright of this material is reserved in accordance with the Copyright Act 1968. This purchase is for single classroom/home use only. Additional reproduction of part or all of this resource is prohibited without the written authority of Rainbow Sky Creations. All content and clip art in these files have been created by Rainbow Sky Creations and therefore remain the property of Rainbow Sky Creations.
If you have any feedback, queries, or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact us via the online form or at admin@rainbowskycreations.com
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What is the best way to teach reading? Today, literacy specialist Malia Hollowell talks to us about best literacy practise.
Malia firmly believes that you don’t need to be a reading specialist to be an exceptional reading teacher. In this episode, she shares tools and strategies that will help all teachers (and therefore students) achieve success.
During our chat, we talk about:
We also touch on some of the literacy trends as well as things teachers have been doing for decades and ask Malia if we need to keep them or ditch them all together!
This is a fun episode that will provide you with inspiration, confidence and best practice strategies when teaching reading.
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Ashleigh and Alisha
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