The Island: Building Literacy Skills Through Imagination
Turn the ultimate survival scenario into a powerful learning experience. This series of curriculum-aligned units and lesson plans immerses students in castaway themes to build their literacy, collaborative, and persuasive skills.
Literacy meets survival
Navigate the Island of Knowledge
These interdisciplinary units empower students to take an active role in their education. Rather than just reading about survival, students will master real-world climatic zones and design creative shelters. With a focus on resourcefulness, persuasive communication, and suspending disbelief, each lesson equips them with the skills to survive, thrive, and craft their own educational narrative.

Two units of work designed to engage your students ☀️
The Island: Adventures and Survival Skills6
Aligned to the Australian Curriculum V9
The Island: Survival and Storytelling4
Aligned to the Australian Curriculum V9
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