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Primary Focus: Year 4

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GUUGU YIMITHIRR COUNTRY

Did Captain Cook really discover Australia? Click on the image above to see resources from National Museum Australia.

Did you know?

Captain Cook first saw the mainland of Australia in 1770 and sailed up the East Coast. Can you guess what happened to The EndeavourClick here to find out what happened

NATIONAL LIBRARY OF AUSTRALIA : DIGITAL CLASSROOM

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AUTRALIA'S DEFINING MOMENTS CLSSROOM

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CLICKVIEW - COOK

Narrated by Sam Neill takes who takes the viewer on a personal voyage across the immense expanse of the Pacific, whilst mapping his own understanding of Europe's greatest navigator.

CLICKVIEW - THE FIRST FLEET

DATABASES FOR PRIMARY STUDENTS

COURSE RESERVE

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ENDEAVOUR ANNIVERSARY

THIS IS OUR COUNTRY

Gamay (Botany Bay) provided Gamayngal, the people belonging to Botany Bay, the resources needed to thrive for many generations. The old people taught the Gamayngal that their language is inseparable from their country.

COOK'S NAVIGATIONAL INSTRUMENTS

Silver-capstan style case (left), Cook’s magnifier (centre) and the detailed inscription on the top of the case

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