Module 1 – Lesson 7- Australia’s Flags
The official flag of Australia is the nation’s national flag. Each state and territory has its own flag, and there are other flags representing Australian…
Module 1 – Lesson 6- Important days for Australians
Australia Day and Anzac Day are the two most significant national holidays observed in Australia each year . Every year on January 26, there is…
Module 1 – Lesson 5- Traditions
In Australia, the opening ceremony will frequently include the Welcome to Country and Acknowledgement of Country rituals. A member of the local Indigenous community will…
Module 1 -Lesson 4- Australia’s states and territories
There are six states and two mainland territories in Australia. New South Wales (Sydney), Victoria (Melbourne), Queensland (Brisbane), Western Australia (Perth), South Australia (Adelaide), and…
Module 1- Lesson 3- The Nation of Australia
In 1901, Australia’s separate colonies merged to establish the Commonwealth of Australia. The Commonwealth of Australia enacted the Australian Constitution, which created all of Australia’s…
Module 1- Lesson 2- Early days of European settlement
On January 26, 1788, eleven ships carrying British prisoners landed in Australia. The “First Fleet” is the name given to these ships. They took criminals…
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