Six subjects, Foundation to Year 10

Printable sheets by subject

Filter the library by subject, then narrow to the year band in front of you.

Pick a subject

Each link opens the live library already filtered. Two sheets are named under every subject so you can see the kind of thing you will find.

• English — Phoneme sort cards (F-2, 20 min) for early sound work, and Sentence expanders (3-4, 25 min) when writing is correct but thin.
• Mathematics — Number bonds to 20 (F-2, 15 min) and Fraction wall compare (3-4, 30 min). These are mathematics worksheets primary teachers can print and hand straight out.
• Science — Plant growth log (3-4, 20 min) runs across a fortnight of observations. Simple circuit lab sheet (5-6, 40 min) fits one hands-on session.
• Humanities — Local place map (F-2, 25 min) starts with the streets your students know. Federation source pack (9-10, 50 min) gives senior classes sources to work from.
• The Arts — Warm-up sketch page (3-4, 15 min) for the first quarter hour of art. Script rehearsal card (7-8, 30 min) for small groups practising a scene.
• Health — Movement circuit card (F-2, 15 min) for a short outdoor block. Sleep and screens tracker (7-8, 20 min) for a week of student self-reporting.

A clear path from first conversation to finished work.

1. Printable worksheets by subject

   Sheets across English, Mathematics, Science, Humanities, The Arts, and Health, each listing minutes, outcomes, materials, and steps.

2. Year band filtering

   Browse resources by F-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 so the sheet matches the class in front of you.

3. Teacher accounts

   Create a separate teacher account to save sheet titles to your own list and pick up where you left off.

4. Lesson outline helper

   Choose a subject and year band, describe the lesson, and get a draft outline you can edit before you teach it.

What is on every sheet

Every sheet in the library lists four things up front: minutes, outcomes, materials and steps.

Minutes come first because that is the question you ask at 8.40am. If you have twenty minutes before assembly, a fifty minute source pack is the wrong choice, and you should be able to see that without opening a PDF.

Outcomes tell you what the sheet is actually for. Materials tell you whether you need scissors, counters or a mini whiteboard, so you are not sending a student to the art room mid-lesson. Steps tell you how to run it, in the order you would run it.

These are classroom aids. They support your planning; they do not replace the Australian Curriculum or your school's program. If the sheet you want is not in the library, tell us the subject, the year band, the lesson goal and the minutes you have, and we will look at adding it.

Pick a subject and print something for tomorrow

Open the library, choose your subject and year band, and read the minutes before you print. No account needed to browse.

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