Resources for teaching Foundation to Year 10, designed by the Australian Academy of Science and funded by the Australian Government Department of Education.
Our digital resources provide support as you need it, while you prepare and as you teach.
Our new digital educative teaching resources are aligned to the Australian Curriculum V9.
These interactive resources support teacher practice, integrate the latest research and explain the design thinking behind each decision. Embedded professional learning supports understanding of key ideas and pedagogical practices.
Our new sequences...
New resources for primary mathematics are available now on the reSolve website, and primary science resources will follow soon on Primary Connections. Sign up to be part of early previews, field testing and launch announcements.
Our exciting new secondary science program aligned to the Australian Curriculum V9 will also launch in 2024.
reSolve is our Foundation to Year 10 mathematics program to support teachers to promote a spirit of inquiry in school mathematics.
Interactive mathematics sequences with integrated professional learning, aligned to the Australian Curriculum V9, are available now for Foundation to Year 2.
Explore our classic resource packages for science and mathematics teaching, aligned to the Australian Curriculum V8.4. These resources will remain available for you to browse and download as our new V9 sequences are developed.
Primary Connections is our flagship primary school science program to enhance primary school teachers’ confidence and capability for teaching science. You can browse and download our classic primary science sequences aligned with the Australian Curriculum V8.4.
reSolve is our Foundation to Year 10 mathematics program supporting teachers to promote a spirit of inquiry in school mathematics. You can still access our classic sequences for Foundation to Year 10 aligned with the Australian Curriculum V8.4 on the new reSolve website.
Our new secondary science program will launch in 2024. In the meantime, access our classic V8.4 resources through the Science by Doing website.
Check out the latest resources from reSolve, using our new Design for Learning model.
Students learn to use subitisable groups and benchmark numbers to quantify and compare collections up to 20.
Students learn that 10 ones can be grouped together to form a unit of 1 ten, and they apply this knowledge to two-digit numbers.
Students learn to use standard and non-standard place value groupings to represent two- and three-digit numbers.
Curious is the Academy’s public outreach website: exploring big scientific questions, discoveries and breakthroughs, with the support of Australia’s most renowned scientists. Here you’ll find videos, articles, images and infographics to help you understand and explain complex real-world ideas to your students.