Jacaranda Geoactive 2 Stage 5 NSW AC 5e learnON (Code Emailed) [Temporarily out of stock]

The popular Jacaranda Geoactive NSW Australian Curriculum series has been refreshed to reflect our changing world with updated content, pedagogy and language, alongside new tools to spark students' interest in Geography.

Features

• All question sets are differentiated for difficulty (levels 1, 2 and 3) and type (check, apply, challenge) – allowing students of all abilities to build their comprehension, application and higher-order thinking skills
• New, customisable eWorkbook included free, with over 160 scaffolded worksheets (all with sample answers for teachers)
• New fieldwork worksheets designed to give teachers single-period, mini-projects to build students skills without needing to leave school grounds
• SkillBuilders to develop students' geographical skills in context
• A comprehensive range of interactivities, concept explainer videos, weblinks and online content all embedded at the point of learning in learnON
• One full-page topographic map and associated exercises per chapter so students can develop essential mapping skills (including a print-friendly PDF version)
• Activities and teaching notes specifically addressing Life Skills outcomes
• Question sets in print and online match one-to-one to allow different or flexible teaching approaches (with sample answers for every question)
• Clear and well-scaffolded structure, content and language with explicit links to the NSW Australian Curriculum Geography Syllabus
• Clear learning intentions and success criteria for every subtopic, so students understand what they need learn and can give feedback on their own sense of achievement

* To access teacher resources with a learnON code, your JacPLUS account needs to be registered as a teacher account.

Features

• All question sets are differentiated for difficulty (levels 1, 2 and 3) and type (check, apply, challenge) – allowing students of all abilities to build their comprehension, application and higher-order thinking skills
• New, customisable eWorkbook included free, with over 160 scaffolded worksheets (all with sample answers for teachers)
• New fieldwork worksheets designed to give teachers single-period, mini-projects to build students skills without needing to leave school grounds
• SkillBuilders to develop students' geographical skills in context
• A comprehensive range of interactivities, concept explainer videos, weblinks and online content all embedded at the point of learning in learnON
• One full-page topographic map and associated exercises per chapter so students can develop essential mapping skills (including a print-friendly PDF version)
• Activities and teaching notes specifically addressing Life Skills outcomes
• Question sets in print and online match one-to-one to allow different or flexible teaching approaches (with sample answers for every question)
• Clear and well-scaffolded structure, content and language with explicit links to the NSW Australian Curriculum Geography Syllabus
• Clear learning intentions and success criteria for every subtopic, so students understand what they need learn and can give feedback on their own sense of achievement

* To access teacher resources with a learnON code, your JacPLUS account needs to be registered as a teacher account.

Contents

1. The world of Geography
2. Biomes
3. Biomes produce food
4. Changing biomes
5. Challenges to food production
6. Improving food security
7. Geographical inquiry: Sustainable biomes
8. Causes and consequences of urbanisation
9. Urban settlement patterns
10. Internal and external migration
11. Australia's urban future
12. Geographical inquiry: Investigating Asian megacities
13. Changing and managing the natural environment
14. Land environments: processes, change and management
15. Inland water: processes, change and management
16. Coastal environments: processes, change and management
17. Marine environments: processes, change and management
18. Geographical inquiry: Developing an environmental management plan
19. Wellbeing and development
20. Spatial variations in human wellbeing
21. Human wellbeing in Australia
22. Improving wellbeing
23. Fieldwork inquiry: Comparing wellbeing in the local area