Australian Curriculum Teaching Resources | F–10 Worksheets & Lessons | TeachLessons

TeachLessons • Australia

Australian Curriculum Teaching Resources

Find a starting point for your next lesson. Explore Maths, English and HASS resources for Australian classrooms, plus focused NAPLAN practice.

Choose a learning area, check the year level and find materials that fit your teaching goals.

Browse by learning area

A clear starting point for every lesson

These collections bring together Australian Curriculum teaching resources and NAPLAN preparation materials. Browse for worksheets, lesson activities and planning support, then check each product for what is included.

Foundation–Year 10

Maths teaching resources

Start with your mathematical learning goal and select practice that helps students explain their thinking.

  • Look for number, calculation and problem-solving activities.
  • Connect measurement and geometry with everyday contexts.
  • Check the level of challenge and the support provided.
Explore Australian Curriculum Maths
Foundation–Year 10

English teaching resources

Find a focus for reading, writing and language work that connects with your class and current unit.

  • Choose reading tasks with an appropriate text demand.
  • Look for writing prompts and language practice.
  • Build in discussion, modelling and time to revise.
Explore Australian Curriculum English
Humanities & Social Sciences

HASS teaching resources

Plan inquiry around people, places, communities and the past, with questions that invite students to investigate.

  • Match the topic to your year level and inquiry question.
  • Connect classroom learning with local places and sources.
  • Invite students to compare evidence and explain ideas.
Explore Australian Curriculum HASS
Years 3, 5, 7 & 9

NAPLAN practice resources

Support familiarisation and revisit literacy and numeracy skills through purposeful, manageable practice.

  • Choose a specific skill before selecting an activity.
  • Review strategies together after independent practice.
  • Keep preparation balanced with everyday learning.
Explore NAPLAN test preparation

Choose with confidence: Year levels, curriculum references, file formats and included materials vary by resource. Check the individual listing and preview before purchasing.

Start with your learners

Plan for the stage you teach

Use these planning prompts to guide your choice. Each link opens a full learning-area collection; check individual products for the year level you need.

Foundation–Year 2

Keep instructions short, model the task and allow time for talk, concrete materials and repeated practice.

Planning focus: early literacy, number sense and familiar contexts.

Browse the English collection →

Years 3–6

Combine explicit teaching with opportunities to explain strategies, compare ideas and apply learning independently.

Planning focus: fluency, comprehension, reasoning and inquiry.

Browse the Maths collection →

Years 7–10

Check prior knowledge, choose a clear subject focus and adapt the reading load and challenge to your learners.

Planning focus: deeper understanding, subject vocabulary and application.

Browse the English collection →
Purposeful practice

Build familiarity with NAPLAN

NAPLAN assesses students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 in reading, writing, conventions of language and numeracy.

Start with the skills your students need to revisit. Use short activities to model strategies, discuss choices and identify the next teaching step.

Keep practice part of a broad learning program. Check each resource for its intended year level and assessment focus.

Assessment information: ACARA’s official NAPLAN overview.

From collection to classroom

Turn a resource into a useful lesson

Start with the intended learning, then choose materials and support that fit your students.

  1. Match the learning goal

    Check the topic, year level and any stated curriculum codes. Compare them with your school's program and the syllabus used in your state or territory.

  2. Check the practical details

    Read the preview and product description. Confirm the format, included pages, answer guidance where supplied, and licence for your intended use.

  3. Adapt and review

    Plan modelling, vocabulary support and extension questions. Use student responses to decide whether to revisit, practise or move on.

Teaching in an Australian context: Use local examples, Australian English and familiar measures where appropriate. For work involving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures, select appropriate sources and follow your school's guidance and local community protocols.

Curriculum implementation is determined by state and territory authorities and education sectors. Check the Australian Curriculum implementation guidance alongside your local syllabus. A collection title alone does not establish Version 9.0 alignment for every product.

Quick answers

Australian teaching resources: FAQs

Helpful answers before you choose your next classroom resource.

Where can I find Australian Curriculum teaching resources?

Start with the TeachLessons Maths, English and HASS collections linked on this page. Choose a resource for your year level and learning goal, then check its description, preview and any stated curriculum references before using it.

Which year levels do the Maths and English collections cover?

The Australian Curriculum Maths and English collections are organised around Foundation to Year 10. Coverage varies by product, so check the stated year level and learning focus on each resource page.

What does HASS mean?

HASS stands for Humanities and Social Sciences. Use the HASS collection to explore resources for inquiry into people, places, communities and the past. Check each product for its specific subject and year-level suitability.

Which year levels take NAPLAN?

NAPLAN is taken in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9. It assesses reading, writing, conventions of language and numeracy. Use preparation activities alongside regular classroom teaching and follow current official guidance.

Are all resources aligned to Australian Curriculum Version 9.0?

Do not assume that every resource is mapped to Version 9.0. Check the individual product description for the curriculum version, content descriptions or codes it explicitly lists. Compare these with the requirements used by your school.

Can I use these resources in my state or territory?

Use the collections as a starting point and check each resource against your local syllabus and school program. State and territory authorities determine how the Australian Curriculum is implemented, so requirements and terminology can differ.

How do I check the file format and classroom licence?

Read the individual product listing before purchasing or downloading. Check the file format, printing requirements, included materials and licence terms. Do not assume that every resource is editable or licensed for whole-school use.

Your next lesson starts here

Choose a subject. Find your focus.

Explore the collections, check the resource details and choose materials that support the learning you have planned.