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Build confidence in HASS with this editable Year 2 resource about past and present. Aligned to the Australian Curriculum, covering objectives such as: explore the history of a significant person, building, site or part of the natural environment. Built with Chalkie.ai. Free to edit, present, and share.
Practise learning about places and spaces with this free, editable Year 2 lesson. Aligned to the Australian Curriculum, covering objectives such as: describe the features of places and the connections people have with places. Created with Chalkie.ai and fully customisable for your class.
This Year 2 lesson about being part of a community is ready to present in class. Aligned to the Australian Curriculum, covering objectives such as: identify how people are connected to their community and the roles they play. Made on Chalkie.ai. Edit, download, and present for free.
In Year 2 HASS, students investigate their own patch of the world: a significant local person, building or site from the past, the features of places and people's connections to them, and what it means to belong to a community. These Year 2 HASS lessons cover past and present, places and spaces, and being part of a community as ready-to-present slide decks.
Each lesson is aligned to the Australian Curriculum v9.0 Humanities and Social Sciences and lists its objectives up front, drawing on the Year 2 history and geography focus. Slides balance short explanations with discussion prompts and simple inquiry tasks such as comparing old and new photographs of the same place.
The decks come alive when they are local, so open them in Chalkie and swap in your town's landmark, your school's history or your community's helpers before presenting. Planning stays light; the lesson lands close to home.
Students explore the history of a significant person, building, site or part of the natural environment in their local community.
View lessonsStudents describe the features of places and explore the connections people have with the places that matter to them.
View lessonsStudents identify how people are connected to their community and the different roles they play within it.
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