7 Continents Australia And Oceania (Teacher’s Guide)

Section 1: Australia And Oceania In The World
Introduces Students To The Location Of Australia And Oceania In The World.

Australia And Oceania’s Relative Location
Australia And Oceania’s Hemispheres
Australia And Oceania’s Absolute Location
Using A Projection Map
Section 2: Political Divisions Of Australia And Oceania
Introduces Students To The Four Regions And 14 Countries Of Australia And Oceania.

Population Of Australia And Oceania
Countries Of Australia And Oceania
Largest Countries By Area
Smallest Countries By Area
Largest Countries By Population
Dependent Territories
Australia
Melanesia
Micronesia
Polynesia
Capital Cities
Section 3: Physical Features Of Australia And Oceania
Students Learn About The Landforms And Bodies Of Water Of Australia And Oceania.

Landscapes Of Australia And Oceania
Mountain Ranges
Deserts Of Australia
Rainforests
Islands Of Oceania
The Great Barrier Reef
Uluru
Bodies Of Water
Australia’s Lakes
Australia’s Rivers
New Zealand’s Fjords
Section 4: Valuable Resources Of Australia And Oceania
Students Learn About The Various Natural Resources Of Australia And Oceania.

Coal In Australia
Hydroelectricity In New Zealand
Mining Metals And Minerals
Agriculture In Australia
Sheep Farming
Fishing In Oceania
Oceania Tourism
Unique Wildlife
Section 5: Australina And Oceanian Culture
Introduces Students To The Beliefs And Traditions Of The People Of Australia And Oceania.

Australia And Oceania’s Tourist Attractions
Arts And Entertainment In Australia And Oceania
Major Religions Of Australia And Oceania
Native Cultures Of Australia And Oceania
Australian And Oceanian Cuisine
Celebrations Of Australia And Oceania

Additional Info
Help your students explore the landforms, political divisions, and culture of Australia and Oceania! The 7 Continents: Australia and Oceania helps students develop geography literacy while they learn about the unique characteristics of Australia.