School Research Kits

Are you teaching or learning about buying Australian made and grown products? Well, you've come to the right place for lesson and activity ideas, handouts, background information, images and more.

The school kits give you an overview of the Australian Made, Australian Grown Logo, how it is used and why it is a good idea to buy locally made goods. You can find all the products registered to use the logo in our product directory and documents such our Code of Practice can be found under AMAG Docs.

You can download images for your project from our image gallery and you can of course always give us a call if you need more information on 1800 350 520

Teacher Class Kits

Primary Lesson and Activity Ideas

This document provides primary school teachers with numerous suggestions in order to engage students across key learning areas.

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Buying Australian

Encourage students to go grocery shopping with their family and record any products they purchase which display the ‘Australian Made’, ‘Australian Grown’ or ‘Product of Australia’ descriptors.

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Coordinate Picture

Students practise how to read and follow grid references while drawing the outline of the Australian Made, Australian Grown logo, making this handout ideal for any maths lesson.

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Crossword

Teachers and students can have fun while testing their general knowledge about the AMAG logo and buying Australian.

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How Familiar

This excerise encourages students to conduct a survey and calculate how familiar people are with the AMAG logo.

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KWL Chart

Help students easily identify what they know, would like to know and have learnt about Australian Made, Australian Grown with this handout.

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Products I Use

This activity encourages students to use their research and IT skills in order to find and compare brands they regularly consume/use with those that use the AMAG logo.

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Venn Diagram

Ask students to choose an Australian made product and an imported equivalent and use the Venn diagram to list the similarities and differences between the two products, including how and where they were made or grown.

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