teaching resource

Influential Australian Inventors Instagram Profile Templates

Updated: 16 Oct 2023

Demonstrate learning about the most influential Australian innovators in history with an engaging social media biography template.

Editable: Google Slides
Non-Editable: PDF
Pages: 8 Pages
Years: 3 - 6

Curriculum

VC2S4H02

Science knowledge helps people to understand the effects of their actions
VC2S6H02

Scientific understandings, discoveries and inventions are used to inform personal and community decisions and to solve problems that directly affect people's lives
VC2S4H01

Data from observations obtained through scientific inquiry can be used to develop explanations of natural phenomena <ul> <li>exploring how farmers use soil tests to determine whether their crops are growing in ideal conditions</li> <li>investigating how Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Peoples used observations about the conduction of heat to determine the best materials to be used as conductors and insulators in ground ovens, for example the Torres Strait Islander Kup Murri earth oven used in traditional feasting ceremonies</li> <li>recognising how food scientists use thermometers to monitor and manage the condition of food stored in refrigerators and freezers</li> <li>investigating how ecologists use food chain data to develop explanations for decline in numbers of native plants and animals such as the Richmond birdwing butterfly, and to develop strategies to increase their numbers</li> <li>exploring how hydrologists use rainfall and water-use data to explain the amount of water flowing in rivers and why this changes over time</li> </ul>
VC2S6H01

Scientific knowledge changes over time, often resulting from collaboration or by building on the work of others, and leads to advances in science <ul> <li>researching how the discovery of a biofluorescent flying squirrel led to discoveries of more fluorescent mammals, such as wombats, bilbies, echidnas and bandicoots, as scientists collaborated with other scientists across fields of science and internationally</li> <li>researching why European naturalists and scientists first thought the platypus was a fake animal, and how scientists such as those in the Australian Platypus Conservancy are collaborating in ongoing research to understand the features and behaviours of platypuses</li> <li>exploring why developing new erosion mitigation techniques such as contour banks and strip-cropping requires the collaboration of geologists, hydrologists and farmers</li> <li>researching how contemporary restorative ecology adapts and builds on the traditional ecological knowledges of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Peoples</li> <li>researching how scientists, manufacturers and farmers collaborated to use compressed gases such as carbon dioxide (CO2) in the development of fire extinguishers, planting crops and paintball</li> <li>examining why ecologists collaborate with engineers and computer scientists to develop remote sensing techniques, identify patterns in habitat change and make predictions about the survival of organisms</li> <li>constructing a timeline to show how contributions and collaborations of scientists, mathematicians, engineers and astronomers from many countries have advanced ideas about space and the solar system through development of models, gathering of evidence and, more recently, space exploration</li> </ul>

teaching resource

Influential Australian Inventors Instagram Profile Templates

Updated: 16 Oct 2023

Demonstrate learning about the most influential Australian innovators in history with an engaging social media biography template.

Editable: Google Slides
Non-Editable: PDF
Pages: 8 Pages
Years: 3 - 6

Demonstrate learning about the most influential Australian innovators in history with an engaging social media biography template.

Famous Australian Inventors and Scientists – Social Media Bio Template

Could you imagine what it would be like if Thomas Edison, James Harrison, or Alessandro Volta had social media? What would they be doing on Instagram? How would they use Twitter? Could it have changed how the world reacted to their innovations?

These innovators were history-makers whose efforts changed the world around them. Whether their inventions were small, or whether they were huge, every one of them left a lasting legacy and an imprint on life as we know it today.

This printable social media template will do just that! Your students will be encouraged to place themselves in the shoes of one of these amazing inventors and use what they know about their innovations to create an InstaFan Bio!

Science Week 2022 Activity

Who Are Some of the Most Famous Australian Inventors in History?

This download includes a template for each of the following innovators

Howard Florey
Dr David Warren
John O’Sullivan
Fiona Wood
Graeme Clark
James Harrison
David Unaipon
Elizabeth Blackburn

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Use the dropdown icon on the Download button to choose between the PDF or Google Slides version of this resource.

Curriculum

VC2S4H02

Science knowledge helps people to understand the effects of their actions
VC2S6H02

Scientific understandings, discoveries and inventions are used to inform personal and community decisions and to solve problems that directly affect people's lives
VC2S4H01

Data from observations obtained through scientific inquiry can be used to develop explanations of natural phenomena <ul> <li>exploring how farmers use soil tests to determine whether their crops are growing in ideal conditions</li> <li>investigating how Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Peoples used observations about the conduction of heat to determine the best materials to be used as conductors and insulators in ground ovens, for example the Torres Strait Islander Kup Murri earth oven used in traditional feasting ceremonies</li> <li>recognising how food scientists use thermometers to monitor and manage the condition of food stored in refrigerators and freezers</li> <li>investigating how ecologists use food chain data to develop explanations for decline in numbers of native plants and animals such as the Richmond birdwing butterfly, and to develop strategies to increase their numbers</li> <li>exploring how hydrologists use rainfall and water-use data to explain the amount of water flowing in rivers and why this changes over time</li> </ul>
VC2S6H01

Scientific knowledge changes over time, often resulting from collaboration or by building on the work of others, and leads to advances in science <ul> <li>researching how the discovery of a biofluorescent flying squirrel led to discoveries of more fluorescent mammals, such as wombats, bilbies, echidnas and bandicoots, as scientists collaborated with other scientists across fields of science and internationally</li> <li>researching why European naturalists and scientists first thought the platypus was a fake animal, and how scientists such as those in the Australian Platypus Conservancy are collaborating in ongoing research to understand the features and behaviours of platypuses</li> <li>exploring why developing new erosion mitigation techniques such as contour banks and strip-cropping requires the collaboration of geologists, hydrologists and farmers</li> <li>researching how contemporary restorative ecology adapts and builds on the traditional ecological knowledges of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Peoples</li> <li>researching how scientists, manufacturers and farmers collaborated to use compressed gases such as carbon dioxide (CO2) in the development of fire extinguishers, planting crops and paintball</li> <li>examining why ecologists collaborate with engineers and computer scientists to develop remote sensing techniques, identify patterns in habitat change and make predictions about the survival of organisms</li> <li>constructing a timeline to show how contributions and collaborations of scientists, mathematicians, engineers and astronomers from many countries have advanced ideas about space and the solar system through development of models, gathering of evidence and, more recently, space exploration</li> </ul>

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