Water in The World (Bonnie Vale)
Geography
Syllabus Outcomes GE4-1 | GE4-2 | GE4-3 | GE4-5 | GE4-7 | GE4-8
$22.00
All parents and teachers can attend for no additional cost.
+GST. As this program is an educational service, all GST charged can be reimbursed in its entirety by the Government. This price excludes transport. (Minimum charge of x35 students).
About
Join us for an unforgettable adventure at Bonnie Vale, where your students will be immersed in a hands-on exploration of water’s vital role in our ecosystems, all while meeting key syllabus objectives! They’ll dive into the fascinating world of water, examining its physical and chemical properties, distribution, and management across various environments.
Syllabus Outcomes Addressed
GE4-2 describes processes and influences that form and transform places and environments
GE4-3 explains how interactions and connections between people, places and environments result in change
GE4-5 discusses management of places and environments for their sustainability
GE4-7 acquires and processes geographical information by selecting and using geographical tools for inquiry
GE4-8 communicates geographical information using a variety of strategies
Arrive/Depart
Full Day Excursion (4 Hours) 10am – 2pm
Time allocation for excursions can be tailored and adjusted to suit your individual school timetable and scheduling.
Bus Drop Off / Pick Up Location
Bus Drop Off Location
10am at Sea Breeze Lane Bonnie Vale in Bundeena in Picnic Area
Bus Pick Up Location
2pm at Sea Breeze Lane Bonnie Vale in Bundeena in Picnic Area
Transport
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What's Included
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Syllabus Content Focus
Key inquiry questions answered
- Why does the spatial distribution of water resources vary globally and within countries?
- How do natural and human processes influence the distribution and availability of water as a resource?
- What effect does the uneven distribution of water resources have on people, places and environments?
- What approaches can be used to sustainably manage water resources and reduce water scarcity?
The water cycle
Students:
- investigate how the operation of the water cycle connects people and places, for example: (ACHGK038)
- identification of water cycle processesVisual Representations
- explanation of water flows within a catchment areaMaps Spatial Technologies Information and communication technology capability Literacy
- examination of factors influencing water flows and the availability of water resources in different places eg latitude, altitude, topography, location, climate
- changeMaps Visual Representations Asia and Australia’s engagement with Asia Literacy
Australia’s water resources
Students:
- investigate the quantity and variability of water resources in Australia and other places, for example: (ACHGK039)
- analysis of spatial variations in Australia’s water resources eg groundwater, rivers
- explanation of variations in freshwater water availability across Australia eg precipitation, groundwater, runoff
- assessment of variations in freshwater water availability between continents
Water scarcity & water management
Students:
- investigate the nature of water scarcity and ways of overcoming it, for example: (ACHGK040)
- description of the nature, extent and causes of water scarcity in different countries
- assessment of strategies used to overcome water scarcity and the role of governments, non-government organisations, individuals and communities in sustainable water management
- proposal of individual actions contributing to water management
The value of water
Students:
- investigate the economic, cultural, spiritual and aesthetic values of water for people, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and/or peoples of the Asia region, for example: (ACHGK041)
- description of the ways water is used by people eg agricultural, commercial, industrial and recreational uses
- comparison of the importance of water to ONE Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander community and/or ONE Asian community
Day Outline
| Excursion Duration (10am – 2pm) 10am Arrival Arrival / Morning Tea / Toilet Break (approx. 25 minutes) |
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| Introductory Presentation 10:25am – 10:40am |
Gather for an engaging introductory presentation, where we’ll set the stage for the day’s exploration and learning. |
| Students split up into groups of approximately 30 and alternate the following activities: | |
| Activity 10:40am – 11:30am |
During this hands-on pH water testing activity, students will analyse the water quality of Sydney’s waterways, gaining valuable insights into the importance of maintaining clean water resources for the community |
| Activity 11:30am – 12:20pm |
Students participate on guided bush walk, stopping intermittently to answer questions in their work booklet. |
| 12:20pm – 12:50pm Lunch / Toilet Break at Bonnie Vale Picnic Area (approx. 25 minutes) |
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| Activity 12:50pm – 1:40pm |
Students participate in our guided crab catching activity, stopping intermittently to answer questions in their work booklet. |
| 1:40pm – 1:50pm | Gather for a wrap-up and reflection session, celebrating the day’s achievements and key takeaways. |
| 1:50pm – 2pm 2pm Depart on bus back to school (approx. 15 minutes) |
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Activities
Bush Walk: Embark on an exhilarating bush walk through the wetlands, where your students will explore the unique flora and fauna that thrive in this rich environment! Along the way, they’ll discuss management strategies employed by local stakeholders to protect these vital ecosystems, understanding how collaboration fosters sustainability.
Crab Catching: Get ready for an exciting adventure as your students try their hand at crab catching in this wetland! They’ll experience the thrill of connecting with marine life while learning about the essential role these creatures play in maintaining the health and balance of our wetland ecosystems.
Location Information
Bonnie Vale
Bus Drop Off Location
10am at Sea Breeze Lane Bonnie Vale in Bundeena in Picnic Area
Bus Pick Up Location
2pm at Sea Breeze Lane Bonnie Vale in Bundeena in Picnic Area
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$22.00
All parents and teachers can attend for no additional cost.
+GST. As this program is an educational service, all GST charged can be reimbursed in its entirety by the Government. This price excludes transport. (Minimum charge of x35 students).
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