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The main climate types of Student, with support, could identify some Students could identify the climate Students could identify the climate
Australia and the climate zones of Australia. zones of Australia and use basic zones of Australia and describe
similarities and differences Student, with support, could describe a descriptive language to describe them using specific content related
between the climates of climate using a key and climate map. them (such as hot, cold, dry, wet). language. Such as moist, arid,
different places
Students could describe a climate tropical, warm, mild, very and
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using a key and a climate map. humid.
Students could describe a climate
using a key, a climate map and
pictures of locations within their
chosen climate zone.
The importance of Students, with support, could identify Students could identify parts of the Students could identify parts of the
environments, including some parts of the environment of their environment for their chosen environment for their chosen
natural vegetation, to chosen climate zone. climate zone. climate zone.
animals and people Students, with support, could Students could identify a Students could identify a
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identify a plant that lives and plant that lives and grows plant in their chosen climate
grows within their chosen climate within their chosen climate zone and provide its specific
zone. zone. name.
Students, with support, could Students could identify size, Students could identify size
identify size, food, habitats and food, habitats and adaptions (both weight and height),
adaptions for an animal. for an animal. food (multiple types),
Students, with support, could Students could identify a habitats and adaptions (an
identify a human adaption for their human adaption for their adaption and why it was
chosen climate zone. chosen climate zone. needed) for an animal.
Students could identify a
human adaption and why it
was need for their chosen
climate zone.
Support looks like a teacher or support
person work one on one with a student for
a question or questions to achieve an
answer. The teacher or support person
may have prompted or scribed.

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