Footy Fever 2021

Tackle the world of ‘Aussie Rules’ football with our exciting cross-curricular Footy Fever program.

Follow the 2021 Australian Rules season with our fun and challenging 48 page workbook full of activities (especially for young West Coast and Fremantle fans).

Students will use the Sports section and the Pre-Game and The Game lift-outs in The West Australian to analyse, predict and investigate our national obsession round by round in real time.

This program motivates student learning through engagement with real life content as the season unfolds. Their predictions will be confirmed or unravelled, controversies will be revealed and dissected and excitement will increase or wane with the highs and lows of the season.

The action kicks off in March.

WIN A SIGNED TEAM PHOTO!

Teachers who order will go into the draw to win a framed poster signed by the Fremantle (2016) or West Coast (2017) teams!

Competition closes 5pm May 10. Winners will be drawn and notified on May 13.

What's Included?

• Up to 35 student workbooks
• Comprehensive teacher notes and student activities, linked to the WA Curriculum – available only to subscribing teachers.
• Delivery of a class set* of The West Australian, containing the Pre Game (Fridays) and The Game (Mondays) liftouts, for the duration of the football season.

Click here to see the 2021 delivery dates:

• Footy Fever 2021 – Newspaper Delivery Dates

Click here to see a sample of this program:

• SAMPLE PAGES Football 2021

Delivery conditions

ORDERING DEADLINES:
Orders must be placed before 12pm Friday for deliveries during the following school week.

• For urgent delivery requests (during the current school week), phone (08) 9482 3717 or email info@mediaeducation.com.au. Please note that a $10 surcharge will apply for each class set delivered.

About

Cross-curricular content

Using the activities each week, students will explore themes including:

• Sports media and journalism.
• Mathematics of the game.
• Language of persuasion and description.
• Footy culture and sportsmanship.

Links to WA Curriculum

The student activities provide opportunities to explore:

• Mathematics: statistics, chance, data, problem solving, reasoning.
• English: persuasive and emotive texts, language, text types, opinion and factual reporting.
• Media Arts: bias, stereotypes, viewpoints, codes and conventions of media, media genres, use of images.
• General Capabilities: critical and creative thinking such as interpreting, analysing and evaluating.

Additional Resources

Here are some resources that will support student learning related to this program. Please note, you may be required to login in to access some resources.