The PM's daughter – teaching toolkit
Support students to learn about power, media and citizenship.
The PM's daughter is a 10-part ABC TV series about a teenager like any other, but with one difference – her mother is the new prime minister of Australia.
This resource was created with the Australian Children's Television Foundation.
Resources
The PM's Daughter teaching toolkit – years 5–8
This resource contains activities which utilise content from the series coupled with active student participation, building knowledge of our democratic processes and civic responsibilities with a strong focus on developing media literacy and critical thinking skills.
The PM's Daughter teaching toolkit – years 7–10
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