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Change in Australia - Our Shared Past

Discover the rich tapestry of Australia's national identity through its diverse symbols. These symbols embody significant aspects of Australian culture, history, and values. From state emblems to important events that shaped the nation, they are an integral part of our shared past. Learn about the similarities and differences between rules and laws in Australia, and how these reflect their governance. Embrace the multicultural diversity that enriches the Australian experience. For further exploration, useful websites provide deeper insights into Australia’s identity.

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Change in Australia - Our Shared Past

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  1. Change in Australia- Our Shared Past

  2. Symbols Symbols are pictures or patterns that represent something. Australia has many symbols that represent aspects of our national personality This symbol is It has in it It was created like this to symbolise This symbol is It has in it It was created like this to symbolise This symbol is It has in it It was created like this to symbolise This symbol is It has in it It was created like this to symbolise This symbol is It has in it It was created like this to symbolise This symbol is It has in it It was created like this to symbolise

  3. One state’s emblems in detail

  4. Important event in Australia’s history

  5. Timeline

  6. We are culturally diverse! There are many groups that make up the rich mix of Australian culture. http://museumvictoria.com.au/origins/ http://www.immi.gov.au/media/fact-sheets/04fifty.htm

  7. who am I? Leaders Who am I? I am… Things I have done that show I am a leader are…. who am I more about me Who am I? I am… Things I have done that show I am a leader are…. I am… Things I have done that show I am a leader are…. I am… Things I have done that show I am a leader are…. who am I ? I am… Things I have done that show I am a leader are…. Who am I? I am… Things I have done that show I am a leader are…. Who am I? I am… Things I have done that show I am a leader are….

  8. Put your title here Write your information in here and paste your picture in the other box then move them around to where you want them.

  9. Laws in AustraliaWe are lucky in Australia to have a government that makes good laws • Law 1 • Law 2 • Law 3

  10. Rules and Laws 2Rules and laws are quite similar, but have some important differences. This Venn diagram shows these similarities and differences.

  11. Sovereign Hill We learned that We learned that We learned that We learned that

  12. Websites-here are some other useful websites you might use • http://www.itsanhonour.gov.au/symbols/index.cfm • http://www.australia-migration.com/page/History/238 • http://museumvictoria.com.au/discoverycentre/websites-mini/immigration-timeline/ • http://www.pm.gov.au/australia/symbols/symbols.cfm • http://www.pm.gov.au/australia/symbols/icons.cfm • http://museumvictoria.com.au/federation/ • http://webtech.kennesaw.edu/jcheek3/australia.htm not made in australia, but some good links

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