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Activities | Bushfires spark extensive search for answers
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- National Museum of Australia (Canberra, Australia)
- Department of Sustainability and Environment (Victoria, Australia)
- Students and teachers – this site contains links to information on curriculum and resources for school teachers and students about bushfires in Victoria.
- Uniserve Science (The University of Sydney, Australia)
- The science of bushfires – students are provided with the opportunity to investigate the roles scientists play in understanding bushfire behaviour and the effect on the Australian landscape.
- Learning, teaching and assessment guide (Department of Education Tasmania, Australia)
- Bushfire! – students explore the properties of fire and heat transfer.
- Fire ecology and management in Northern Australia (Australia)
- NSW Rural Fire Service (New South Wales Government, Australia)
- FireScience workbook 1 – contains activities related to a number of scientific concepts of fire behaviour and management.
- FireScience workbook 2 – contains activities related to motion, communication, energy and heat, electricity, weather and environment.
- Department of Environment and Conservation (Government of Western Australia)
- Fire: A force of life – students are provided with the opportunity to explore and debate the issue of fire management and fire behaviour in Western Australia.
- Discovery Education (USA)
- Forest fires – students will learn about the problems and benefits associated with forest fires.
- Water: Friend and foe – students participate in discussions on fire prevention and create a fire-safety poster.
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