Stage 1 Fairy Tales FINAL

Thematic Unit- Fairy Tales
Kinder-Year 2

A Collection of Resources and Activity Ideas

Compiled and Published by Nikki Tester

Many thanks to the wonderful and generous contributions from these great
resource makers, please take the time to visit their blogs and websites.

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Suggested Timetable

Session Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
literacy
Spelling and Word Work Spelling and Word Work Spelling and Word Work Spelling and Word Work Spelling and Word Work
Story or guided reading Story or guided reading Story or guided reading Story or guided reading Story or guided reading

Writing Writing Writing Writing Writing

15 mins Fruit break Fruit break Fruit break Fruit break Fruit break
numeracy
Number drills Number drills Number drills Number drills Number drills
Number discovery Number discovery Number discovery Number discovery Number discovery
Practical session Practical session Practical session Practical session Practical session

Number games Number games Number games Number games Number games

45 mins Recess/lunch Recess/lunch Recess/lunch Recess/lunch Recess/lunch
Theme Theme Theme Theme Theme
Science or
thematic Recess/lunch Recess/lunch Recess/lunch Recess/lunch Recess/lunch
CAPA CAPA CAPA CAPA PDHPE
unit
Music/singing Art/Craft Art/Craft Drama/Dance/Thinking Skills
45 mins

Creative
arts or
games

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Table of Contents

Suggested Timetable ........................................................................................................................................... 3
Spelling and word work (from the second series of booklets) .................................................................................. 11
Spelling and word work ...................................................................................................................................... 12
Reading and Literacy ......................................................................................................................................... 18
Numeracy ........................................................................................................................................................ 26
Fairy Tale Science ............................................................................................................................................. 28
Fairy Tales Around the World and a Mix of great links to explore ............................................................................. 29
Term 2, Celebration Days and links ..................................................................................................................... 31
Acknowledgments ............................................................................................................................................. 37

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Anaphylaxis, Allergies, Asthma and Individual Health management plans
Check with the school if any children in your care have a health plan.
Familiarise yourself with the plan

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The phone has rung and you have half an hour to shower, get dressed and head off to school. What are essentials that you
take every day? Here is a list from the lovely Emma Smith. Here is a sample from Teacher Sub Pack

What’s in yours?

Toiletries and clothing Stationery Paperwork
Sanitizer Whiteboard Markers Worksheets for all KLA's
Brush
Stickers Game (BOGGLE)
Fem Products Reward Jar or Box Personal paperwork - resume, number, wwc
Hair ties
Hat Bulldog clips anaphylaxis and e-emergency
Bandaids Pins Picture Books
Sneakers
Stapler Teacher Folder
Jacket or Cardigan Pens, pencils, highlighters Note to teacher

Extra Daily Additions Day Plan
Ball for games Laptop and charger Business Cards

Whistle Tablet
Name Badge Lunch-snacks
Charger for phone Water Bottle

Jacket

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Relief Day Feedback _________________ (teacher)

Date Class

Activities Completed

Morning

Mid

Afternoon

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Behaviour Management

My Contact details Additional Comments

My Contact Details

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Giving feedback to classroom teachers is a vital part of your teaching day, and for building relationships in schools. The
classroom teacher can follow up anything you have documented on their return to school. It gives you the opportunity to say
something positive feedback about your day, and to thank them for any information provided that has helped your day run
more smoothly. Find something, e.g. thank you for leaving your timetable, class list etc. If you have had some business
cards made up, staple one to the feedback sheet. Very importantly, leave the classroom as you found it and if the principal is
available, thank them for your day and tell them how much you look forward to the opportunity to come back. These
conversations will leave a positive impression on the school. Don’t forget to thank the class for a great day. (If you can)
Here are some links to blogs and websites that have lots of ideas for relief teachers e.g. feedback forms, resources, helpful
information.

Teacher Vision
Teacher vision has many sample teacher forms for you to use if you prefer something
different. There are lesson plans and work samples for each class, which will help with your
daily planning.

Surviving Casual Teaching Pinterest Board
This is my Surviving Casual Teaching Pinterest board with over 400 pins and growing. Some
fantastic ideas for you to help build up you own list of favourite activities and websites.
Teaching Heart Survival Kit for Substitute Teachers
Wonderful ideas for planning your day, organising your resources and lots of instructions for
some fun and engaging activities
Teaching Today and Sharing
So many fantastic ideas and activities. Written by a very experienced relief teacher.

Relief Teaching in New Zealand Blog
Some very helpful information and links for casual relief teachers.

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Choose 6 words from your Write out your
spelling list. Write a story spelling words and
with them. Write your use a different colour
spelling words in a for the vowels. Like
different colour or draw a
line under them. this colour.

Cut out letters from Clap out the syllables of
newspapers or your spelling words.
magazines to make Write down how many
your spelling words. claps next to each word.

Make up a movement for
each syllable and turn it
into a dance.

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Choose 6 words from your Write out your spelling Clap out the syllables of
spelling list. Write a story words and use a different your spelling words.
with them. Write your colour for the vowels. Like Write down how many
spelling words in a different claps next to each word.
colour or draw a line under this colour.
them. Make up a movement for
Cut out letters from each syllable and turn it
newspapers or magazines into a dance.
to make your spelling
words.

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Spelling and word work (from the second series of booklets)

There are many ways to vary your spelling drills and to make activities more engaging for your students. Here are some
simple, fun and effective ways to liven up your spelling lessons. (from the term 2 booklets)

Write your words Draw a picture Think of a word to Rainbow snake
out using lots of and hide your rhyme with each of writing. Write out
different colours. spelling words in your spelling words all of your words
it. See if a friend eg fish-dish draw end to end without
can find them. leaving a gap. Use a
pictures of your different colour for
rhyming pairs.
each word.

Use your spelling Write your Draw a big flower Write your spelling
words to make spelling words in and write your words as neatly as
silly sentences. spelling words in you can. Now try
Draw a picture to alphabetical each petal. You and wrtite them
go with them. order. neatly with your
might need to draw
a few flowers in your other hand.

spelling garden.

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Spelling and word work

Vocabulary.co.il
This site has a variety of games and links to play. Search for games by grade

Turtle Diary games
Enjoyable games which allow children to build and reinforce skills and concepts for grammar,
phonics and word recognition. The fun activities help to motivate your Stage 1 students by using
strategies which provide a variety of skill-based games to help make learning fun.

Edu Place Spelling Match
Select the grade and a list that you wish to review. High frequency words are reinforced in this
game. Other games available to practise word work.

http://www.spellingcity.com/
Spelling City is every teacher’s friend, there are a number of engaging games that can be played
on the free version. If you create an account lists can be saved. Make lists from any of the
suggested words suggested in the booklet.
http://www.senteacher.org/print/literacy/
Senteacher has a number of worksheet generators which are perfect for spelling activities. Make
some worksheets for word search, jumbled letters etc. to suit your word lists.
Topmarks English Games for 5-7 year olds
Choose from spelling and grammar, punctuation, writing, stories, reading and poetry. All games
can be used with IWB. A great site to use for maths games too.

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Copacabana PS Stage 1 spelling games
A one click, easy to find Symbaloo collection with activities aligned to the syllabus.
Gracehopper learning
A fun dice game that can be downloaded for free on Teachers Pay Teachers.
It is a great game to play in groups or in pairs.
Children really enjoy this one.
You can vary the rules to go with the dice (lots of other similar games can be found using
Google)
Primary Games Arena
A selection of spelling games, topics and curriculum units. This has links to lots of games
suitable for stage 1 children. Choose the ones that best suit your teaching style and your
students needs.
TES Australia - Spelling Handbook
This 47 page handbook includes background information for teachers about common spelling
patterns, useful strategies, including mnemonics, and spelling and phonic games. Many of the
ideas resources have been posted elsewhere - acknowledged at end. You need to be a registered
user to download (registration is free)
The Measured Mom
Is a fantastic blog for younger children. This link will take you to a printable activity for use with
any spelling list.

Ambleside Primary
Has a great ‘look, cover, write check’ generator that can be modified to use with any spelling list

Google Search of many images with links to spelling sheets you can use with your students in
Stage 1 classes

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Kindergarten Spelling WordsThree little pigs grandma troll
wood wizard
bad Little Red Riding Hood hood witch
wolf ears fairy
little Fairy Tales eyes spell
big nose
puff mouth frog
straw big prince
sticks little princess
bricks eat
blow king
down queen

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badFairy Talesdragon castle
fox Fairy Talesogre giant
hero Fairy Talesdwarf wand
kind pixie fairy
good witch fairy tale
evil wolf fable
wicked fairy godmother
villain little boy grandmother
prince little girl gingerbread man
princess little old man character
little old woman

You can ‘star’ the words that you would like to practice.

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List 1 I have, who has cards List 2

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Reading and Literacy

Mrs Wagner’s Wildcats
Higher order thinking questions, word making strategies, activities to support children before
during and after reading, reading and retelling bookmark to download and print, Word study
practice ideas. These would be helpful to plan guided reading and group rotation activities.

Learning 21st Century Snapshot
Shellie Tancred is the most wonderful Australian teacher who maintains and updates this Weebly.
It should be bookmarked on every teacher’s desktop and added to favourites. This link will take
you to ideas, lesson plans, Pinterest boards, YouTube clips, units of work, reader’s theatre,
Symbaloo collections and many links to online activities to use with your students. Hours of
exploring here for you to create the best resources for your teaching kit.

A Symabaloo collection made by Judy Stephenson
This is one of many collections available on Symbaloo that can found by searching or clicking on
the suggested collections at the bottom of the page. A great bookmarking tool that can easily be
accessed from any computer. A great tool for all teachers to add to their teaching kit.
The Readingmama has generously created a brilliant higher order questioning pack which is free to
download for classroom use. Included in the pack are 8 discussion questions for both fiction and
nonfiction texts. These work well at a reading centre of just as discussion starter. I would
recommend visiting her blog and signing up to get emails. She has some wonderful resources.

Multiple Intelligences Response Cards
Look for this image on the reading 21st century snapshot weebly to download this very handy
resource to add to your teaching kit. Response cards

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The Literacy Shed
Is one of the most amazing resources available on the internet for teacher use. This link will take
you to the Fairy Tale shed. There are teaching suggestions with each video link

If you haven't already discovered Ripper Reading Resources you are missing out on the wisdom
and experience of a very talented teacher. Kylie Elizabeth has a wonderful blog full of fantastic
ideas with her specialty "higher order thinking". Her TPT store is amazing and if you are a Pinterest
lover, she has some of the most boards full of ideas. Many of you may have been lucky enough to
have had her as a lecturer at Uni.
http://ripperresources.blogspot.com.au/

Slideshare
This link also has a number of power point presentations about fairy tales that you can bookmark
and save for use with your students. Use the ‘search’ facility to modify what you are looking for.
British Council
This search has some wonderful links to online animations and teaching tips for using fairy tales in
the classroom. Splat the bear is one of the many fun games you can use with your class from this
site.

StoryNory is an online treasure trove of audio stories. The site contains a mixture of new stories,
fairy tales, and specially adapted myths and histories.

Christine Fraser and Stephanie Lee Smith have created and shared a wonderful unit of work to
accompany the story of “The Paper Bag Princess” Click this link to find more wonderful units of
work for Stage 1 students. Slideshare activity that can be printed to support this book.

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Professional Development Institute
Has a summary of the story the ‘Paperbag Princess’ with some suggested activities and an option
to buy their unit of work for $3.50

Happily Ever After
A fabulous unit of work for Stage1 children, which explores the features that define “fairy tales”,
they will learn how to recognise fairy tales, listen compare and analyse the characters of
comparing fairy tales in real life. A two week unit with daily planner and worksheets and rubric.
Fun with Fairy Tales by Susan Stephenson
Is a pdf download that has links that can be implemented across all KLA’s, there are hyperlinks to
art, craft, digital comic maker, word clouds and more.

Pete’s PowerPoint Station
The best source of PowerPoints on the internet that I know. This is linked to many fairy tale
stories for use with the IWB. So many links to much loved stories, with lesson plans, printables,
PowerPoint presentations, games and websites. Spend time exploring this site, it will be well
worth it.
Fairy Tale Land
Each story has online books and follow up activities to accompany them. Very handy for
comprehension and reading groups. The activities on the "Fairy Tale Land" site are intended to be
used as part of the Literacy Hour as independent, small group or paired activities. As a guide for
teachers, National Literacy Strategy Links are included on the contents pages.
Most activities have simple instructions on the page to follow. There are back buttons on most
pages but on internet pages the back button on the top tool bar should be used. (quote from site)

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Primary Treasure Chest
This is a terrific site with coloured or blackline masks to accompany fairy tales. These can be used
for drama or retelling the story in small groups.

Slideshare Presentation comparing Folk Tales and Fairy Tales
This is a good presentation to show students to compare the differences and similarities between
folktales and fairy tales.

Hubbard’s Cupboard Has a weekly plan using the focus story “The Three little Pigs”
A great unit of work to use with Kindergarten Classes or early Year 1

3 Dinosaurs Pack. Jack and the Beanstalk
This fantastic, pack has over 65 pages of printables for ES1 and Stage 1 children.

(part 1) 3 Part Cards, Which One Is Different, What Comes Next?, Prewriting Practice, Pattern Cards, Matching Cards,
4 Piece Puzzles, 10 Piece Puzzle, Dot the B & J, Trace the B & J, Colour the Story, Label the Begging Sound, What
Number Bag is it?, Jack & The Beanstalk Writing, Acrostic Poem (part 2) Begging Sound, Size Sequencing, Wall Cards,
Trace Begging Sound, Trace the Word, Write the Word, Write about the Word, Colour & Trace the Word, Colour by
Size, Hands on Math Pages (Addition, Subtraction, Greater than/Less Than, Counting), Addition & Subtraction Pages,
Word Problem Questions (part 3) Colour the Pattern, Fill in the Missing Pattern, Number Cut and Paste, Make Rhyming
Words, Beanstalk Number Lines, Roll & Cover, Measure the Beanstalk

The matrix on the following page is a wonderful reference for the different genres of fairy tales, folktales,

fables, legends and myths.

V.I.C.T.E.R.Y Reading Site

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Use the graphics on the following pages to compare and contrast folktales and fables, or to compare different stories and
record likes and differences between them.

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Compare and Contrast

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Compare and Contrast

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Numeracy

Copacabana PS Get Smart
Bookmark this site to your favourites, the collection of activities for all KLA’s on this weebly is
always a great place to start looking for games to use with IWB. This is the K-2 link

Studyladder
Every teacher’s friend, this is a brilliant website with online activities and worksheet generators,
art and music activities. Highly recommended. Registration required, some activities are free

Funny Fairy Tale Maths
A link to a 63 page PDF of maths based resources. This is an American publication so you will
need to check the metric measurements and the money activities will need to be adapted to
suit your students. A fantastic reference to link this KLA to this unit of work on fairy tales.

GoTeachThis
A subscription website that has a lot of free downloads that you can print off and laminate into
class sets, and add them to your Surviving teaching resource kit. All games come with
teaching notes, wonderful for literacy games as well. Adrian has kindly given permission for
one of his games to be included in this booklet.

Topmarks Numeracy
I really love this site, the only criticism I have of the site is that you need to click on the link to
see the activity. There are some brilliant games here so it is definitely worth spending the time
looking around, and bookmarking your favourites.
ABC Splash Year k-2 Maths games
A great site to use to introduce or reinforce concepts and skills. Games and videos work really
well with IWB. Very engaging activities. Teachers’ notes and suggestions with some links.

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Sumdog Maths
This is worth subscribing to. If you are booked on a class for a while, you can create class lists
and login codes, and bookmark the skills and games you want them to practice. Children can
play against each other in the computer room or even at home. A wonderful engaging
resource. A winner with all the students!
TES Iboard Maths
There are some absolutely fantastic games and activities on here. There is a free 30 day trial,
but the subscription is so cheap at less than $20 a year. It is UK based so money activities are
not suitable for other regions.
Education.com worksheet generator
There are plenty of free activities here, but membership is worth it. Some fantastic worksheets
across all KLA’s.

Jenny Cottle wix
Jenny's Marvellous Maths Links provides links to IWB and interactive activities for the NSW
Maths Syllabus, according to its Strands and Outcomes. Australian Outcomes are noted within
the content.
She has selected links for non-subscription sites with resources that are visually appealing,
maximize engagement and are instantly useable. However, some links are to activities on
subscription sites but the activity is still free (they have been included because of the quality of
the activity). ** Some sites may open with a subscription pop up, but the activity is able to be
played after closing the pop up box.

Fairy Tale Math Stations
Measuring beanstalks, huffing and puffing, sequencing and working mathematically. All strands
covered nicely in this blog by Mrs Kelly’s Kindergarten.

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Fairy Tale Science

Science Sparks
Has designed some fantastic science based learning for children in Stage 1. Build a raft for the
3 Billy Goats Gruff, build a zip wire for Jack to get down the beanstalk, grow beans and
measure their growth. Many more fantastic activities linked to different fairy stories.

Fairy Tales on Pinterest
Ideas linked to maths, craft and science found on this fantastic board. Plenty of others to
explore using the search facility on Pinterest.

The Princess and the Pea
Jack and the Beanstalk
Goldilocks and the 3 Bears
A wonderful website for things scientific, three great activity ideas above, link nicely to this unit
of work.

The Three Little Pigs and the Big, Bad Challenge
A free copy of the fun challenge available for download, and a lesson plan to implement the
teaching strategies. I spent ages exploring this page, there are some incredible ideas and
resources for other subjects and units of work for the younger grades.

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Fairy Tales Around the World and a Mix of great links to explore

The World of Folk Tales
The folktale is a story, passed down verbally from generation to generation. Each storyteller
told the stories a little differently, making them more interesting and fascinating as the ages
passed. Different folktales bear the characteristics of the culture, folklore and customs of the
people from which they originated. Click on the map of the world and discover stories from
each continent.

Fixed Fairy Tales
HISHE has a great selection of videos of fairy tales from around the world.

Charlie and Lola
Lola has a loose tooth, but does not want it to fall out, until she learns about the tooth fairy,
who will leave her money in exchange for her tooth. But then the tooth refuses to come out;
when it finally does, Lola stores the tooth for the tooth fairy, but soon, she loses the tooth for
real. Eventually, she finds it.
Fairy Tales around the World on Pinterest
Thank you to Emma Smith who has pinned some wonderful links to enhance the teaching of
HSIE and other KLAs. Lots to explore on this board.

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Cinderella around the World PowerPoints
Compare and contrast using the many different variations of the story of Cinderella, bought to
you by Pete’s Powerpoint Presentations.

The three little Wolves and the Big Bad Pig
Resources, lesson plans and activities.

Copacabana PS The Paper Bag Princess
Fabulous English Unit created by Christine Fraser and Stephanie Lee-Smith.
Complete with links to free literature resources, paper bag princess on you tube, activities,
language printouts, story and craft.

Make sure you visit GoTeachThis for all of your literacy
and numeracy games. Brilliant resources that make
learning fun and differentiation a little easier. Many
thanks to Adrian Bruce for the CVC Pirate phonics game
included in this bundle for FREE!!! Subscribe and get
free games sent to your inbox. Click on the image
above for more information.

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Use the world map to pin where many of the stories originated from.

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Term 2, Celebration Days and links

NAIDOC week
5-12th July
NAIDOC stands for National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee. NAIDOC Week is
held in the first full week of July. It is a time to celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
cultures and an opportunity to recognise the contributions that Indigenous Australians make to our
country and our society.
National/State: National
Website: www.naidoc.org.au

National Diabetes Week
12th-18th July
Organisation: Diabetes Australia

Each year Diabetes Australia celebrates National Diabetes Week to raise awareness about diabetes

in Australia. The campaign aims to educate Australia of the risk factors for type 2 diabetes and how

type 2 can be prevented.

National/State: National

Website: www.letspreventdiabetes.org.au/

National Pyjama Day
17th July
Thousands of schools, businesses and groups will be encouraged to stay in their PJs to show support
for The Pyjama Foundation's work with Australian children in foster care.
National/State: National
Website: www.thepyjamafoundation.com/pyjama-day/
Crazy Hair Day
24th July
Organisation: Cystic Fibrosis

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Crazy Hair Day is an annual fundraising event organised by Cystic Fibrosis Victoria (CFV) and is a

fun way for schools to celebrate the start of third term and a great way to raise awareness and

funds for those living with cystic fibrosis.

The official day is Friday 24 July 2015 but feel free to choose a date that suits your school better and

go as CRAZY as you can!

Remember anything goes on Crazy Hair Day: teased, coloured, gelled or twisted; wigs and scarves,

punk or just plain messy!

National/State: National

Website: www.cysticfibrosis.org.au/vic/crazy-hair-day

International Day of Friendship
July 30th

Organisation: United Nations

The International Day of Friendship was proclaimed in 2011 by the UN General Assembly with the

idea that friendship between peoples, countries, cultures and individuals can inspire peace efforts

and build bridges between communities.

National/State: International

website: www.un.org/en/events/friendshipday/

Jeans for Genes Day
1st August (to be confirmed)
Organisation: Children's Medical Research Institute

Jeans for Genes Day is the major fundraising event for the Children's Medical Research Institute,

who is on a mission to reduce the number of children born with genetic illnesses.

National/State: National Website: www.jeansforgenes.org.au

MS Readathon
1st-31st August (one month challenge)

Organisation: Multiple Sclerosis Australia (MSA)

The MS Read-a-thon is a reading-based fundraiser run by Multiple Sclerosis Australia (MSA). It

encourages people of all ages to read and improve their literacy whilst at the same time raising their

community awareness and empowering them to make a difference in the lives of people living with

MS.

National/State: National Website: www.msreadathon.org.au/

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Book Week
18th – 22nd August
Each year, schools and public libraries across Australia spend a week celebrating books and
Australian authors and illustrators. Classroom teachers, teacher librarians and public librarians
develop activities, offer competitions and tell stories relating to a theme to highlight the importance
of reading.
Website: http://cbca.org.au/bookweek.htm
Wattle Day
1st September
Organisation: Wattle Day Association
Wattle Day is oriented towards the future, encompassing positive virtues in the celebration of
Australia and the Australian spirit.
National/State: National
Website: www.wattleday.asn.au/
Super Hero Day
1st-6th September (to be confirmed)
Organisation: Muscular Dystrophy Australia
Bring your Super Powers and a gold coin donation and come to school or your workplace dressed up
as your favourite superhero or better yet, invent one! Register your school or workplace and
nominate a date for the event in the first week of September.
National/State: National
Website: www.superherodaymd.com
National Asthma Week
1st-7th September (to be confirmed)
Organisation: Asthma Foundation of Victoria
Activities organised to promote awareness of asthma to the general community - and highlight ways
to help people manage asthma. Each state/ territory foundation organises individual events and is
run during the first week of Sept each year.
National/State: National
Website: www.asthma.org.au/

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Indigenous Literacy Day
3rd September (to be confirmed)
Organisation: Indigenous Literacy Foundation
Indigenous Literacy Day aims to help raise funds to raise literacy levels and improve the lives and
opportunities of Indigenous Australians living in remote and isolated regions. We need your support
to help raise funds to buy books and literacy resources for children in these communities.
National/State: National
Website: www.indigenousliteracyfoundation.org.au/
Footy Colours Day
5th September
Organisation: Fight Cancer Foundation
Footy Colours Day is the one day in September that you can fight cancer and change lives.
Thousands of Australians unite and wear their favourite football team's colours - AFL - NRL - Rugby
Union - Soccer, to help raise money for children living with cancer. So show your true colours in
your workplace, school or club and make a difference to the lives of children fighting cancer, by
participating in Footy Colours Day. Wear your football teams colours, scarf, beanies and make a
donation to Fight Cancer Foundation
National/State: National
Website: www.footycoloursday.com.au

Father's Day
6th September
The best day to celebrate all fathers across the world and to show your appreciation for them.

National Health and PE Day.
9th September (to be confirmed)
Organisation: The Australian Council for Health, Physical Education and Recreation
The purpose of the day is to highlight the good work going on in schools and the wider community
by promoting health and physical education on a national scale through media and local
activities/celebrations. Website: www.achper.org.au/news/national-health-pe-day

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Australian Citizenship Day
17th September
Organisation: Australian Government
The day is an opportunity for all of us to take pride in our citizenship and reflect on the meaning and
importance of being Australian. It is a chance for all of us to think about the events and people that
shaped our nation. We also reflect on the role we play in building Australia and shaping our future.
National/State: National
Website: www.immi.gov.au/AusCitzDay
International Day of Peace
21st September
Organisation: United Nations
The United Nations' International Day of Peace - marked every year on September 21 - is a global
day when individuals, communities, nations and governments highlight efforts to end conflict and
promote peace.
National/State: International
Website: www.un.org/en/events/observances/days.shtml

Community Calendar 2015

This is a wonderful Weebly that has a link
to some great children’s books that
support different celebrations throughout
the year. This would be a fantastic
resource to use with any unit on
Celebrations.

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