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Objective

By the end of this lesson, you will have a better understanding of how migrants have contributed to Australian society.

Materials and Prep

  • Pen and paper
  • Access to a computer or library books

Activities

  • Activity 1: Research

    Use the computer or library books to research about different migrant groups that have contributed to Australian society. Take notes on interesting facts and stories you discover.

  • Activity 2: Interview

    Interview a family member or friend who migrated to Australia. Ask them about their experiences, challenges, and contributions to Australian society. Take notes during the interview.

  • Activity 3: Art Project

    Create a piece of artwork that represents the contributions of migrants to Australian society. Use your creativity and any art supplies you have available. You can draw, paint, or even make a collage.

Talking Points

  • Talking Point 1: Australia is a multicultural country with people from many different backgrounds. Migrants bring their unique cultures, traditions, and skills to enrich Australian society.

  • Talking Point 2: Migrants have made significant contributions to various aspects of Australian society, such as food, music, literature, sports, and technology.

  • Talking Point 3: Some well-known migrant contributions include Italian cuisine, Greek mythology, Chinese New Year celebrations, and Indian classical music.

  • Talking Point 4: Migrants often face challenges when adapting to a new country, such as learning a new language, adjusting to different customs, and finding employment. However, their perseverance and resilience contribute to their success and the overall development of Australia.

  • Talking Point 5: It is important to respect and appreciate the contributions of migrants, as they have helped shape the diverse and multicultural identity of Australia.


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