MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES & BLOOM’S TAXONOMY
UNIT OF WORK
UNIT OF STUDY:
Canberra – Our National Capital. YEAR
LEVEL: 4/5/6
Multiple
Intelligences |
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Six
Thinking Levels
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Knowing
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Understanding |
Applying |
Analysing |
Creating |
Evaluating |
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VerbalI enjoy reading,
writing & speaking |
List all the
changes toward democracy that have occurred from 1885. |
Deliver a series
of speeches describing Australian prime ministers since federation. |
Hold a referendum
about Australia becoming a republic – arguments for and against. |
Hold a class
election with candidates presenting key issues relating to our class. |
Oral presentation
using Power Point. |
Present a
detailed, oral recount of your favourite Canberra Excursion activity. |
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Mathematical I enjoy working
with numbers & science |
Classify
responsibilities for services into levels of governments whether Local, State
or Federal. |
Prepare a flow
chart to show the steps in passing a law through the Federal government. |
Research and
report on roles and responsibilities of people involved in State and Federal
government. |
Use the
preferential voting system to identify class priorities. |
Predicting
mathematical and scientific laws - interactive Questacon displays. |
Write an
information report about the Space Centre – observatory and
planetarium. |
VisualI enjoy
painting drawing &
visualising |
Make a time line
of events that lead to Federation. |
Draw seating
plans for the Senate and House of Representatives. |
Examine a map of
Canberra and plot our excursion route. |
Take photos on Canberra
excursion and arrange into a display identifying sites visited. |
Design a new
Australian flag. |
Create a Power
point presentation with digital photos of a selected aspect of unit. |
KinaestheticI enjoy doing
hands-on activities |
Participate in
interactive science displays at ‘Questacon.’ |
Match captions to
pictures and arrange in chronological order - States and Territories in the
Federation. |
Visit Parliament
House and personally experience daily activities. |
Visit the local
Shire Council during Local Government week. Compare to Federal Government. |
Perform a skit in
pairs / threes based on the need for rules and respecting the rights of
others. |
Evaluate the
websites of the Canberra attractions you visited after the excursion. Do they
give an accurate picture ? |
MusicalI enjoy making
& listening to music |
Learn the
National Anthem and sing both verses. |
Play a selection
of songs dealing with democracy and human rights. |
Perform original
‘National Anthems.’ Choose an appropriate melody to accompany
song. |
Compare and
contrast historical musical instruments and recordings at the National Film
& Sound Archives. |
Compose an
original National Anthem for Australia if it becomes a republic. |
Listen to and
evaluate the suitability of original National Anthems. Choose best
possibilities. |
InterpersonalI enjoy working
with others |
In small groups
study aspects of Australian Life depicted at the National Museum. |
Conduct a group
discussion on democracy and the rights of others. |
Organise and
present a debate for and against the necessity of State Government. |
Explain to the
class why you chose your ‘Canberra’ topic. Present it in detail. |
In small groups
explore and develop art appreciation at the National Art Gallery and the
National Portrait Gallery. |
In a group
prioritise the educational attractions visited in Canberra. Which were the
most valuable ? |
IntrapersonalI enjoy working
by myself |
Locate
information of personal interest and experience Australia military history at
the War Memorial. |
Participate in
tour - functions of the Royal Mint. Distinguish between the various types of
currency. |
Examine and
classify the various types of marine life and Australian Animals at the
National Aquarium and Fauna Park. |
Investigate a
personal interest topic one aspect of our National Capital. |
Visualising and
feeling the forces of nature at Questacon – lightening and earthquake
machines. |
Self evaluation
of the Canberra excursion. |