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MY DAY AT THE SCHOOL OF THE AIR, 1970 Write four sentences as though you are a student at the School of the Air in 1970 and draw a picture to illustrate your work. Picture Question Answer What kind of farm do you live on? What does your home classroom look like? Who helps you…
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MY DAY AT THE SCHOOL OF THE AIR Write four sentences as though you are a student at the School of the Air and draw a picture to illustrate your work. Picture Question Answer What kind of farm do you live on? What does your home classroom look like? Who helps you with your lessons?…
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MAKE A PIECE OF TEXT TO SUBMIT TO THE EDITOR OF THE SCHOOL OF THE AIR MAGAZINE. As the magazine also has an online edition, you can create something using digital technology. This can be done as a written piece with illustrations or as a digital project using Apps such as iMovie, Puppet Pals, Strip…
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THE SCHOOL OF THE AIR MAGAZINE Students at the School of the Air often write stories, poems or reports for their school magazine Over to You. Here is an example of a piece that student Christine Bach had published in the School of the Air magazine. Source: Over to You, School of the Air magazine,…
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WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER ABOUT SARAH’S STORY? You can go back and check the story again if you’re not sure. Give as much detail as possible when you answer each question: Where does Sarah live? What caused her injury? Why couldn’t she have treatment at the local doctor clinic? How did she get to get…
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THE ROYAL FLYING DOCTOR SERVICE PROVIDES MEDICAL CARE FOR PEOPLE IN OUTBACK AUSTRALIA WHO LIVE FAR FROM DOCTORS OR HOSPITALS. They use light airplanes to fly doctors and nurses directly to the patientCLICK ON THE IMAGE TO EXPLORE THE INSIDE OF A ROYAL FLYING DOCTOR SERVICE PLANE AND HEAR THE STORY OF SARAH, A SCHOOL…
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NO MATTER WHERE WE LIVE, WE ALL RUN THE RISK OF GETTING SICK OR HAVING AN ACCIDENT. Write or brainstorm the following questions. Share your story with the class: 1. When was a time when you were sick or injured yourself? 2. What medical care did you need to get better?
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