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FIRST CONTACTS A History Lesson for room 6 What do we mean by First Contact? What was the First Fleet? Why did they set sail? Who was on the First Fleet? How did they live? Who did they meet when they arrived in Australia? What impact did that arrival have on those already living in Australia? When did this all happen? What does this have to do with YOU and how you live your life today? What does Mrs La Vanda have to say about all of this? To Find out the answers to these and other questions, click on the box below to start your journey. CLICK HERE TO START YOUR JOURNEY

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FIRST CONTACTSA History Lesson for room 6

What do we mean by First Contact? What was the First Fleet? Why did they set sail? Who was on the First Fleet? How did they live? Who did they meet when they arrived in Australia? What impact did that arrival have on those already living in Australia? When did this all happen? What does this have to do with YOU and how you live your life today? What does Mrs La Vanda have to say about all of this? To Find out the answers to these and other questions, click on the box below to

start your journey.

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Use the information that you find in your web quest help you complete page 3 of your journal. Some key terms have been written to the right to help you.

The information you discover along the way will help you with your final presentation.

Captain Phillip

Early Settlers First Fleet

Life in 18th

Century Britain

Indigenous Australians Convicts

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1788

1776

1765

In what year did the First Fleet arrive in Botany Bay?

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CONGRATULATIONS!That’s right! The First fleet arrived in Botany Bay on 18th January 1788. They relocated to Port Jackson and raised the British flag on the 26th January 1788.

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6

8

11

How many ships were in the first fleet?

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That’s correct!The First Fleet was made up of two Naval escorts, six convict ships and three supply ships, eleven in total.

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When did the First Fleet leave Portsmouth, England?

May 1787

June 1788

August 1789

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That’s correct!The First Fleet was made up of two Naval escorts, six convict ships and three supply ships, eleven in total.

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What could a convict child expect to get for their breakfast?

Porridge

Bread roll

Both

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Life was extremely hard for convict children and they didn’t receive any special help when in the struggle for food and water.

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