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Use this informative and engaging activity to teach your students all about Australian Referendums.
Expertly differentiated into three ability levels, this activity contains a reading passage, accompanied by related comprehension questions. Students receive real-time feedback as to whether their answers are correct, which is a helpful tool for their learning.
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Use this informative and engaging activity to teach your students all about Australian Referendums.
Expertly differentiated into three ability levels, this activity contains a reading passage, accompanied by related comprehension questions. Students receive real-time feedback as to whether their answers are correct, which is a helpful tool for their learning.
Twinkl Go! resources like this one are brilliant for use as whole-class activities, being easy to set up on an interactive whiteboard, allowing for everyone to see and participate. They're also tailor-made for remote learning environments, meaning you can use them in online lessons or even set them as homework.
Teachers can share these resources with customised groups via children's own usernames. Just launch, then click Add to Lesson.
Parents can too! All you have to do is share this resource with your children via their own username. Just launch, then click Add to Lesson.
Before a referendum can take place in Australia, the changes that are being proposed have to be approved by Parliament first. After that, the Australian public is asked to vote on the decision.
A referendum can only be approved in Australia if it is approved by a double majority, which means:
* A majority of voters in a majority of states
* A majority of voters across the nation
Click here to explore more Australian Referendum resources to help students learn about this topic.
A referendum is a vote held by the Australian government, asking Australian citizens whether they agree or disagree with a proposed change being made to the Australian Constitution.
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