Melbourne and Regional Atlases - Teaching Worksheets
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Melbourne Atlas | Melbourne’s water Year level: 9/10 VELS/VCE: Level 6 |  |  Melbourne's water - Teachers Notes (PDF - 51 Kb) Melbourne's water - Student worksheet (PDF - 124 Kb) |
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| Melbourne’s ecological footprint Year level: 10 VELS/VCE: Level 6 | | Melbourne's ecological footprint - Teachers Notes (PDF - 109 Kb) Melbourne's ecological footprint - Student worksheet (PDF - 125 Kb) | |
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| Transport in Melbourne Year level: 10 VELS/VCE: Level 6 | | Transport - Teachers Notes (PDF - 138 Kb) Transport - Student worksheet (PDF - 169 Kb) | |
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| Disadvantage in Melbourne Year level: 11 VELS/VCE: VCE Unit 2 | | Disadvantage - Teachers Notes (PDF - 163 Kb) Disadvantage - Student worksheet (PDF - 181 Kb) |
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| Geographic characteristics of Melbourne Year level: 11 VELS/VCE: VCE Unit 2 | | Geog characteristics of Melbourne - Teachers Notes (PDF - 148 Kb) Geog characteristics of Melbourne - Student worksheet (PDF - 180 Kb) |
Regional Matters | Victoria’s Landscape: 1750 – 2000 Year level: 7/8 VELS/VCE: Level 5 | | The Landscape 1750-2000 - Teachers Notes (PDF - 87 Kb) The Landscape 1750-2000 - Student worksheet (PDF - 70 Kb) |
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| Beaut BlokesTM: Changing Rural Populations Year level: 10 & 12 VELS/VCE: Level 6 & VCE Unit 4 | | Beaut Blokes - Teachers Notes (PDF - 96 Kb) Beaut Blokes - Student worksheet (PDF - 255 Kb) | |
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| Energy Consumption and Population Year level: 12 VELS/VCE: VCE Unit 4 | | Energy Consumption and Population - Teachers Notes (PDF - 146 Kb) Energy Consumption and Population - Student worksheet (PDF - 142 Kb) |
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