3. Use a mindmap to organise your learning from the immigration museum Use big paper and textas Click on the file to go to mindmap instructions. Print these and paste them into your book

4. What surprised you at the immigration Museum? How did you feel about what you heard? What do you still need to find out? Write a letter to the museum telling of what you learnt (from your mindmap) as well as answering the questions above

5. Write a report about your interview How did you feel about interviewing someone about their lives? What did you learn? What would you do differently next time? Click on the link to go to a chart to summarise your interview

6. Make predictions about the cultural backgrounds of the children in our school. Find out about the numbers of people from other cultural backgrounds in our school. Represent these in a graph using Excel Click on the link to see the school profile

7. Click on the file to use De Bono’s thinking hats.

8. How might this data have changed over the last 50 to 100 years? How might it change in the future? Click on the file and complete the prediction tree Brainstorm possible predictions and probable outcomes. On the proof lines record facts that support your predictions

10. What countries are included in each of these major regions. Click on the document To find the chart and fill it in Save it to your own folder !

11. www.immigration.museum.vic.gov.au/timeline Click on the link below and take notes on the important events that impacted on migration to Australia Click on the file and print the sheet to Note Take Only write down the key words/ phrases and then put these into meaningful sentences later.

12. Draw a timeline of events that impacted on Australian Immigration by using your notes. You can choose to use Inspiration Big paper and textas

13. Click on the website below and choose one agency to research and record your findings on the file Next share this information with the class on the big chart. http://www.racismnoway.com.au/links.html#mr

14. Design a poster to advertise Australia as a great place to live. Include pictures, slogans and brief information on the opportunities Australia has to offer. Use big paper and textas Or Use Inspiration or Word or Creative Writer Remember your poster needs to encourage people to come here!