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TEACHING
MATERIALS

Resources for teachers

These materials have been developed to cater for a range of learning levels, ranging from most basic concepts about coral (Alpha), to learning about climate change and how it can impact coral and this can engage human rights (Beta) and understanding how these human rights could be used (Gamma).

 

Some students may need further support to access the materials. You can adapt the materials to create your own teaching materials if you think they will work better in an offline format e.g. create a cloze exercise worksheet from the drag and drop exercises. Please do not reproduce the materials for other purposes.

 

We have also written instructions to play the Coral Reef Game in class (click the button below).

If you would like to extend your students’ learning, there are some additional teaching resources below:

 

Free downloadable colouring pages:

 

Lesson plan ideas 

 

 

The Great Barrier Reef Authority teaching resources

 

Some of the interactive features do not currently work on all types of devices. Laptops and desktop computers should provide the best accessibility.

 

This material on this website is protected by copyright. Please do not reproduce the material on this website outside of the explicit permissions set out on the Teacher's Materials page. The data may not be used in data mining processes to train AI models. Parts of the text draw on research published in this article Camp, E. F., Braverman, I., Wilkinson, G., & Voolstra, C. R. (2024). Coral reef protection is fundamental to human rights. Global Change Biology, 30(9), e17512.  The photographs on this website are taken by Annabelle Doheney and Hadley England and reproduced with their permission. 

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