Classroom activities
Teach the key functions of and ideas relating to the Australian Parliament with these interactive and engaging activities.
Teaching civics and citizenship: a classroom guide
Make civics and citizenship learning dynamic, relevant and deeply memorable with these classroom activities.
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Teaching civics and citizenship
Parliamentary Education Office (peo.gov.au)
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Explore democratic ideas and political processes through role-play, negotiation and problem solving with these activities. Each can be modified for different year levels.
All of the activities in this booklet are aligned to the critical and creative thinking, and ethical understanding general capabilities of the Australian Curriculum, as well as the Civics and Citizenship curriculum.
Place Order (PDF)
Who is it for?
- upper primary to secondary teachers
Why should you order?
Explore democratic ideas and political processes through role-play, negotiation and problem solving with these activities. Each can be modified for different year levels.
All of the activities in this booklet are aligned to the critical and creative thinking, and ethical understanding general capabilities of the Australian Curriculum, as well as the Civics and Citizenship curriculum.
How can it be used?
These activities use role-play, negotiation and problem solving to engage students in learning. Use the activities on their own or in conjunction with our Classroom activities.
Teaching civics and citizenship
Parliamentary Education Office (peo.gov.au)
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Pages from the PEO's Teaching civics and citizenship: a classroom guide A4 booklet
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