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Printable and digital units for Perth teachers, from natural resource extraction and corrosion chemistry in the upper secondary years to business maths, Year 4 grammar and numbers to 100.
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| Curriculum framework | Western Australian Curriculum for Pre-primary to Year 10, set out in the K–10 Outline |
|---|---|
| Curriculum authority | School Curriculum and Standards Authority (SCSA) |
| Year levels | Kindergarten, Pre-primary, then Years 1–12; primary runs Pre-primary to Year 6 and secondary Years 7 to 12 |
| Key assessments | NAPLAN in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 each March; the Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE), including OLNA from Year 10; ATAR courses with WACE exams |
| Main school system | Western Australian Department of Education (public schools) |
| Timely change | Revised Pre-primary to Year 10 HASS, Mathematics, Science and Technologies are mandatory in 2026 |
| Local teaching hook | Mining and METS made up 39% of WA's gross state product in 2024–25 (WA Government) |
We chose these eight resources because they connect to what Perth students see around them, from the resources industry to the Indian Ocean coast, and because they cover common teaching needs from Year 1 to Year 12. Each is a digital download for print or screen.
Students follow raw materials from mine to finished product, investigating extraction, processing, trade, environmental impacts and global value chains through case studies. Includes differentiated worksheets, activities, slides and answer keys, in print and digital form.
Students explore corrosion as an electrochemical process, working through oxidation, reduction, electron transfer, galvanic cells and protection methods. Scientific investigations and engineering case studies connect chemistry with materials science and sustainability.
A no-prep Chemistry unit on redox titration, quantitative chemical analysis and stoichiometry for the upper secondary years. It comes with differentiated worksheets, activities, slides and answer keys, ready to use in print or digitally.
Students use the three-pillar model to examine how businesses act ecologically, economically and socially, and learn about CSR and the 17 UN sustainability goals. Five differentiated worksheets, answer keys, a 7-slide presentation and a lesson plan.
Students look at the economic, cultural and technological dimensions of globalisation, build vocabulary such as supply chain and free trade, and analyse non-fiction texts. Five differentiated worksheets, answer keys, slides and a lesson plan.
Five worksheets move from the proportional rule of three through inverse and compound versions to percentage calculations with base value and rate. Includes answer keys, a 7-slide presentation and a step-by-step lesson plan, editable for print or digital use.
Year 4 students practise statements, questions and negatives, the simple present and present progressive tenses, and full stops, commas, question marks and exclamation marks. Sentence-building tasks with an answer key, ready for print or digital use.
Students order, compare and break down numbers to 100 and practise addition and subtraction with and without regrouping. Includes digital drag-and-drop tasks, printable missions, visual help cards, answer keys and differentiated levels.
Browse the full collections by subject. Each collection groups resources by topic and year band so you can find a starting point quickly.
Use these suggestions to extend your planning. Local examples and activities below are teaching ideas to add, rather than a list of files included in every product.
After the supply chain lessons in the Natural Resource Extraction unit, give Years 9–12 groups one mineral mined in Western Australia. Each group maps its path from extraction to processing to export and final product, and marks one environmental impact and one economic benefit at each stage.
Alongside the Corrosion Chemistry unit, set up iron nails in tap water, salt water and oiled water, and leave them for a week. Students record changes and link the results to structures along Perth's Indian Ocean coast, such as jetties and boat fittings, where salt spray speeds up corrosion.
Senior Business students pick the sustainability section of a resources company's public report. Using the three-pillar model from the CSR unit, they sort each claim into ecological, economic or social, then judge which claims are backed by evidence and which are statements of intent.
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No. TeachLessons is an independent publisher and has no affiliation with the Western Australian Department of Education, SCSA or any Perth school. We mention these bodies only to describe the school system. Teachers choose our resources themselves and decide how they fit their own planning.
They build the skills these assessments draw on, without being written for any of them. NAPLAN runs in March for Years 3, 5, 7 and 9. For the WACE, students must meet a minimum literacy and numeracy standard, assessed through the Online Literacy and Numeracy Assessment (OLNA) from Year 10, and ATAR students sit WACE exams.
Check the year band on each card, then read the product description for the skills covered. Many units include differentiated worksheets, so one resource can serve a mixed class. In 2026, compare HASS, Mathematics, Science and Technologies content with the revised Western Australian Curriculum, which is now mandatory for those areas.
Every resource is an instant digital download. You can print pages for the classroom or share them digitally, and many include editable files and slides. Nothing is posted, so a unit bought on Sunday evening can be ready for Monday morning.
Use the resources industry and the coast as extensions. Mining and METS made up 39% of WA's gross state product in 2024–25, and WA accounts for 62% of Australia's mining and petroleum investment, which gives geography, chemistry and business lessons a clear local anchor. The classroom ideas above show three ways to start.
Choose one resource from the list, try it with a single class, and add a Western Australian example of your own. When it works, browse the subject collections for the next topic in your sequence.