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Teaching and learning resources for Years 7-10 covering the study of Humanities and Social Sciences. Cambridge Humanities & Social Sciences for Queensland 7 has been written by a team of experienced teachers from across Queensland. This interdisciplinary resource covers the four topic areas that make up the Humanities subject in the Australian Curriculum. Engaging and accessible content drawing on local examples is combined with a range of activities to support every Queensland student. The included Interactive Textbook enhances the learning experience with videos, image galleries, digital activities and downloadable resources. The Online Teaching Suite and powerful Learning Management System is available for teachers and supports lesson planning, assessment and the monitoring of student progress.

Teaching and learning resources for Years 7-10 covering the study of Humanities and Social Sciences. Cambridge Humanities & Social Sciences for Queensland 8 has been written by a team of experienced teachers from across Queensland. This interdisciplinary resource covers the four topic areas that make up the Humanities subject in the Australian Curriculum. Engaging and accessible content drawing on local examples is combined with a range of activities to support every Queensland student. The included Interactive Textbook enhances the learning experience with videos, image galleries, digital activities and downloadable resources. The Online Teaching Suite and powerful Learning Management System is available for teachers and supports lesson planning, assessment and the monitoring of student progress.

Teaching and learning resources for Years 7-10 covering the study of Humanities and Social Sciences. Cambridge Humanities & Social Sciences for Queensland 10 has been written by a team of experienced teachers from across Queensland. This interdisciplinary resource covers the four topic areas that make up the Humanities subject in the Australian Curriculum: History, Geography, Economics and Business, and Civics and Citizenship. Visit the Go website to access the Interactive Textbook, where you will find additional engaging digital content such as videos, image galleries, and a range of digital activities. The Online Teaching Suite is available for teachers, with a range of additional resources to help bring the teaching and learning of Humanities to life.

Supports teachers in delivering engaging content for the new Australian Curriculum v9.0. The second edition of Cambridge Humanities and Social Sciences for Queensland supports teachers in delivering engaging content for the new Australian Curriculum v9.0. The shaping of the modern world and challenges faced by humanity today are explored through an extensive range of sources and activity-types, and local Queensland content. This edition includes complete and up-to-date coverage of current local and international topics. There is also support for integrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge, histories, and perspectives. The strong focus on an inquiry-based framework ensures students are prepared for success in their QCE studies and beyond.

Supports teachers in delivering engaging content for the new Australian Curriculum v9.0. The second edition of Cambridge Humanities and Social Sciences for Queensland supports teachers in delivering engaging content for the new Australian Curriculum v9.0. The shaping of the modern world and challenges faced by humanity today are explored through an extensive range of sources and activity-types, and local Queensland content. This edition includes complete and up-to-date coverage of current local and international topics. There is also support for integrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge, histories, and perspectives. The strong focus on an inquiry-based framework ensures students are prepared for success in their QCE studies and beyond.

Magdalene Snow is a bitter, middle-aged women. When riled, she is thought to likely shoot her rifle at animals and people alike. She leads a solitary life and wants nothing more than to be left alone in her self-imposed exile. She speaks to no one and scorns any overtures from local residents who come too near her small cabin. She came to Birch Mountain to escape an abusive husband and her only desire is for security and solitude. However, what she finds is something quite different. A small child named, Blue, determines to enter into Maggie's world with, or without, an invitation. She is persistent and fearless in her maneuvers to get acquainted with any newcomers. In the beginning Maggie determinedly resists the overtures of the troublesome little girl, but over time she is won over and discovers a joyous life which she never knew existed. She gradually finds great peace and acceptance in dwelling on that same mountain for the remainder of her days. In fact, her great desire to be alone when she first arrives on Birch Mountain, comes to pass only after she has grown old. Due to progress, the people of her world have either moved away, or passed away. In the late 1940's the community in the foothills called Fancy Knoll, ceases to be, and Maggie alone remains. As a tribute to Blue, she sets her mind to write the stories of the local people who have lived in the area, either as she shared them herself, or as they were told to her. These are the stories of one community and are written to preserve the lives and culture for a future generation. Maggie's tales are the stories of the people of Fancy Knoll.