Political History Research Cards
$32.95
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Political History Research Cards
$32.95
Encourage students to apply enquiry skills while exploring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander political history with this illustrated set of 20 research cards. Each card highlights a key moment of change that has shaped Australia and its relationship with First Nations peoples, supporting investigation, discussion, and critical reflection in the classroom.
Designed for use across History, HSIE, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cross-curriculum priorities, the cards promote inquiry-based learning, respectful understanding, and meaningful engagement with Australia’s political and social history.
Ideal for group activities, independent research, and classroom conversations, this resource supports the development of research, analysis, and reflective thinking skills in primary and lower-secondary learning contexts.
Featuring artwork by Dharug Artist Marlee Webb,
Printed in Australia on 350gm coated card, these durable cards are 105 mm x 148 mm in size.
Designed and produced by Wingaru Education, a 100% Aboriginal-owned education specialist.
Frequently asked questions
What do the Political History Research Cards explore?
The 20 illustrated cards highlight key moments of change in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander political history and Australia's relationship with First Nations peoples.
What learning areas can the Political History Research Cards support?
They are designed for History, HSIE and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cross-curriculum learning, with a strong focus on inquiry and critical reflection.
What skills do students develop using the Political History Research Cards?
Students can practise research, analysis, enquiry, discussion and reflective thinking through independent or group investigations.
Who created the Political History Research Cards?
The cards feature artwork by Dharug artist Marlee Webb and are designed and produced by Wingaru Education, a 100% Aboriginal-owned education specialist.
How can educators extend a Political History Research Cards investigation?
Ask students to build a timeline, compare primary and secondary sources, investigate First Nations perspectives on a selected event and consider how the event continues to shape Australia today.