December 21, 2011

Aussie Clue Cracker

From the unofficial Uluru and Surf Life Saver to the official National Flag and Australia Day, Australia has a rich array of national symbols and emblems. For a nation that often eschews the formal trappings of nationhood, we have a surprisingly impressive collection of symbols and emblems.




The NADC is pleased that mid-January we will be releasing a new digital education resource called the Aussie Clue Cracker which explores 24 national days, weeks, symbols and emblems. In playing the game we hope that students across Australia will grow their understanding of how our current symbols have been shaped by our history, and how our symbols will evolve over time.

We are delighted to publish this resource so that young Australians can learn more about their history, and in so doing shape our future.

The resource can be taught at any time in the year and will be available though http://www.australiaday.org.au/ and http://www.scootle.edu.au/ mid-January.

8 comments:

  1. I would enjoy learn more about Australia, thanks for think in us (young people), that nowadays we have forgotten about our symbols.
    Sabrina - recetas faciles

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  2. Thanks Sabrina. Long in in two weeks and you can play the game yourself.

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  3. Thank you for making sure we all know the True meaning of our symbols and History, looking forward to having a great resource.

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  4. Mmmmm... still waiting to access this resource ...1 day before Australia Day! ...any clues to when it will be available?

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  5. Where do you find this game Aussie Clue Cracker, is it hidden in a secret location?I can't find it!
    Frustrated Teacher looking for resources

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  6. We're hoping to have the clue cracker up at the end of this week and will post here when it goes live.

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  7. The Aussie Clue Cracker is live at http://www.australiaday.org.au/education-and-games/educational-activities/aussie-clue-cracker.aspx now.

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