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Australia - map (fully clickable) and quiz

this is a fully clickable map of Australia. Click on the buttons on the right to make the items appear and disappear. Then question your students with the quiz. Enjoy.

Level:elementary
Age: 6-17
Format: PowerPoint
Downloads:313

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Copyright 19/2/2013 diddy2703
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*01marissa*	posted by 01marissa 20130220 Thanks!
*modelena*	posted by modelena 20130220 Thank you! It´s really useful. elena
*catfaure*	australia posted by catfaure 20130220 Great job. I like " fully clickable" PPT too, they are better for learning, more interactive. Thanks !
*zuzipr*	posted by zuzipr 20130220 Very nice and useful.
*Krümel*	Thank you so much for sharing, dear friend! ;) posted by Krümel 20130220
*Hazza*	posted by Hazza 20130220 thanks!
*lilyvalley24*	posted by lilyvalley24 20130220 great thanks!
*Shaka*	great ppt - thanks a lot for sharing ! posted by Shaka 20130220
*Cathyinchina*	posted by Cathyinchina 20130220 Merci beaucoup!
*Peter Hardy*	Nice. Thanks for sharing. posted by Peter Hardy 20130220 The Moriori were in New Zealand before the Maori and the timeframe for aboriginal settlement in Oz is still in dispute (closer to 40.000 than 60.000). Nevertheless I´ll let you know if my migrant ss to Oz like it in due time. Any which way, thanks :-)
*EstherLee76*	Thank you! posted by EstherLee76 20130220
*67Englishteacher*	posted by 67Englishteacher 20130220 thanks!
*nataliaalmoines*	thanks for sharing :)) posted by nataliaalmoines 20130220
*lilimauve*	Thank you posted by lilimauve 20130220
*AnnaW*	Great work! Thank you so much for this PP! posted by AnnaW 20130220
*justincase69*	Great job Thanks a lot posted by justincase69 20130220
*babschwa*	posted by babschwa 20130220 thanks
*mkrmen*	posted by mkrmen 20130220 Great work!THANKS!!!
*Svetlanas*	posted by Svetlanas 20140414 thank you very much!!!!!
*boyonlaptop*	Appreciate it but a few mistakes posted by boyonlaptop 20141207 New Zealand is not part of Australia so the distinction could be clearer and ignore Peter Hardy´s comments, Moriori are no longer recognized by anthropologists as having pre-Maori settlement. Also Maori is plural and singular. Maoris is not correct. But all and all a good powerpoint!
*diddy2703*	posted by diddy2703 20141209 I know New Zealand is not part of Australia. Neither is New Guinea but it happens to be on the map i´m not gonna erase it ^^ . Thanks for Maori I didn´t know it was plural, it´s written like that in my book :(
*joy2bill*	posted by joy2bill 20150404 Thank you
*OReally*	posted by OReally 20150526 Perfect! Thank you so much for this great powerpoint!
*Armel*	posted by Armel 20160315 Thank you. Useful!
*melenasg*	Thanks a lot posted by melenasg 20170124 Great powerpoint! Thanks
*greglovescoco*	posted by greglovescoco 20200103 Super!! Merci bcp!!
*saracarolinehancock*	Great! posted by saracarolinehancock 20220530 Thanks so much!