A range of learning activities across learning areas such as English, mathematics, movement and living skills.

• Literacy and numeracy building good practice (PDF 15.4MB) - Australian Government - Early learning activities for young children
• Learning from home – considerations for parents and teachers (PDF 973KB) - practical ideas to support the continuity of learning for students with disability
• Learning from home grid for students (PDF 947KB) - Easy to understand and fun activities with visuals
• Numeracy families working it out (PDF 364KB) - practical everyday mathematics that families can do together
• Across KLA term planner - seasons and weather (DOCX 31MB) - A series of simple learning activities that introduce the concepts of weather and seasons. This plan includes literacy, numeracy, music and visual arts activities.
• The department has teaching and learning resources available which provide online and offline practical instructional learning activities and resources for early childhood, K-6 and 7-10. You may wish to also access the Universal Design for Learning planning tool, which will support you in making these resources more inclusive.

• Relaxation for kids (PDF 281KB) - easy practical ways to relax and stay calm with visual supports.
  
• The parents and carers Disability learning and support advice page contains a range of resources and activities for parents categorised into different year groups.

Technology can be a great support for accessing learning materials.

• The Professional learning on demand page has a range of recorded webinars and video resources to support learning from home, including a range of videos to personalise learning form home for students.
• The Disability learning and support statewide staffroom is available to all teachers and provides resources, videos and a channel to discuss technology that can support students with disability.

• Disability learning and support distance education resources developed to support students that cannot access a physical school. The Distance education network offers these documents to support teachers in delivering off-campus learning. They are not designed for all learning contexts and are not anticipated to address all syllabus outcomes. Curriculum experts are reviewing them and when quality-assured versions are available they will be highlighted.
  

While the resources support independent student study, they must be used in consultation with their subject teacher.

• Australian Special Education Principals Association (ASEPA) - a collection of free online resources for students and families for supporting children with complex and/or additional learning needs.