In these 10-minute lessons, Australian teachers teach fundamental skills in literacy.

Miss James teaches how to solve addition problems. She demonstrates how to set up and solve the addition questions correctly, and provides opportunities for you to have a go at home.

In this lesson, you will learn about the planets in our solar system, how they orbit the Sun, and where the Earth is positioned.

Director of Australia's Ocean Odyssey Nick Robinson talks about clown fish life cycles and their relationship with anemones. He then explains how hundreds of turtles are born but only a lucky few survive to return years later.

In 1898, 13-year-old Cornish miner Robert Richards worked full time, attended night school, did chores and raced billy carts! Can Jack and Makayla finish all his jobs and still make it to the Moonta Goat Cart championships? Learn about Australia's history as these kids experience what it was like.

Agent Gold is assigned to investigate Project D, headed by Carbon, who has trained millions of atoms to develop this plan. Together with Oxygen and Fluorine, Gold penetrates Carbon's secret school and finds atoms being drilled.

We look back at important moments in the history of Indigenous Australians. We join the Freedom Ride 50 years after it hit the road, find out what happened at Wave Hill, and why some people think there should be a treaty.

All that's needed for one of the most colourful things you'll see in the sky is raindrops and sunlight. What is it? A rainbow, of course, arching high in the sky - or does it?

In 18th and early 19th-century Britain, transportation as a form of punishment was used to combat the overcrowded prisons. Children as young as seven could be tried as adults and sent to Australia as convicts. Alternative title: History Shorts: Convict Kids: Transportation and the First Fleet.

An ordinary family go back in time to immerse themselves in Australian history. Lower Primary Humanities and Social Sciences students are invited on a virtual excursion to see how people lived, from Federation to the 1940s.

Sculpt sand to build a castle fit for a crabby sea ruler. There's numeracy in nature! Step into the wild with Dirtgirl and Costa the Garden Gnome and find that maths is hiding around every corner.

The deepest hole humankind ever dug only got 1/1000th of the way through the Earth. But what would happen if you kept digging? You'd have to get through magma and the solid iron core.

Learn to spell and write the word 'then'. This series shows an easy way to learn the basic words used in English, informed by the Australian National Curriculum.

Rachael feels like a 'brave' superhero in this episode, ready to try new things and share her strength with her friends.

Learn about income tax - what it is, how it works and when you have to pay it.

Dinosaur tells a story about two princesses who were best friends but also very competitive, and the Pencil Pals learn about superlatives.

Where does the term 'mosque' come from? Where does the mihrab face? What does wudu involve? Explore these questions and others by taking learners through a mosque to experience the rituals performed by Muslims.

What do you do when life gives you lemons? Make a DIY volcano, of course! An episode exploding with fun, join Luke in the Science Time lab as he uses lemons and other ingredients to make an extra epic erupting volcano.

Enjoy a rhyming story about magpies and being persistent then think about all the action verbs in the book. Learn how to make a birdhouse out of a milk carton. Listen out for rhyming words and words that are in the same word family in the story ‘A Fish with a Wish’. Get active with some yoga moves from Nicola. Every episode of Reading@Home TV is accompanied by an Auslan interpreter.

Vox shows Eric a clever experiment that explains the concept of density. Eric learns that liquids that are less dense can float on top of one that is denser! It's not magic, it's science!

What do you do when you need to get someone's attention really quickly? When you need to alert the people around you to something important that you see, and "hey!" doesn't quite cut it? The kids in this class are in desperate need for such a word. Thankfully palawa kani, the language of Tasmanian Aborigines, has a great word for that: warr! Suggested Classroom Activities: Role play: Think of a time where you might need to quickly get someone's attention. Act it out in a pair or small group and make sure you use the Palawa Kani word 'Warr!'. Art: Draw a comic with someone saying the word 'Warr!' Geography: Find Tasmania on a map of Australia. Write one or two sentences about Tasmania. eg: It is an island. It is near Victoria.

Five high-profile Australians agree to swap their privileged lifestyles for 10 days of being homeless in NSW. They find out what it's like to go from having everything to having absolutely nothing. Living among Australia's homeless are emergency doctor and businessman Dr Andrew Rochford, Deputy Lord Mayor of Melbourne Arron Wood, restaurateur and entrepreneur Pauline Nguyen, comedian and radio presenter Ciaran Lyons, and actress and model Ellie Gonsalves.

If you're labelled a 'bad boy', can you ever shake it? We find out by confronting journalists, training with sport industry experts, and finally meeting the real person behind the headlines: Nick Kyrgios.

In a daunting challenge, recruits are tasked with rescuing a downed pilot. As bombs explode and guns fire, they must make the right decision amid the mayhem.

Inside Bingo's dream, Bingo and Floppy have an intergalactic adventure, while the rest of her sleep-deprived family try to navigate Bingo's non-stop night-time bedhopping.

The bears learn that everyone can look at the same thing and see something different. They learn to appreciate each other's point of view and imagination.

Big Cuz invites Ms Chen camping, but will Little J's antics wreck the trip? Ms Chen learns Indigenous terms for animals in the outback with her students.

Hannah Bradford, a 12-year-old transgender girl, is nervous about starting at a new school. It doesn't take her long to make friends, and she discovers the first day of high school is difficult for everyone.

After Itch obtains an unusual rock, he's excited to discover it could be a powerful new element. But when his home is robbed, Itch realises it might be putting him and his family in danger.

Opal thinks she has uncovered the location of a legendary Odd artefact: a 44-leaf clover. In the wrong hands, the clover could cause world-wide, catastrophic oddness. Using their knowledge of maps, shapes, measuring, levers and simple machines, the Odd Squad agents just might defeat the evil sticky sisters. Classroom activities: Make a map with clues and get a friend to find solutions. Draw or make identical snowflakes. Can you draw a 44 leaf clover? Is 44 a prime number? Why or why not?

With a mysterious cloud spreading and making people sick, two groups of kids join forces to save the world. The kids encounter a strange man who's been chased up a tree by a tiny horse.

After six months away from their failing scary school, Lizzie and Tyler Warren are shocked to find that 'every student is a star', due to the inspirational new headmaster. How?

The Listies are Rich and Matt, two guys who haven't paid rent in quite a while. So when their new landlord, Abernathy Peanuts, arrives demanding rent money, the Listies realise they have to get a job.

Todd Brotzman finds himself at the centre of an otherworldly criminal investigation involving murder, kidnapping, pets and odd detective Dirk Gently.

When a mine-clearing operation in present-day Vietnam disturbs a hidden tomb, a malevolent spirit is released, bringing the dead back with him.

When a Russian politician is killed, Eve, a bored MI5 security officer, is assigned to protect the only witness, and soon finds herself up against Villanelle, a violent and extraordinary assassin.

In war-torn France, convict Jean Valjean and seamstress Fantine must decide their futures. Valjean's past continues to haunt him. Fantine meets the love of her life. Based on the Victor Hugo novel.

A decapitated body washes up in the mangroves, drawing Jay Swan to the furtive township of Gideon. It seems drug-related but is it also familiar? Partnered with local cop, Fran, Jay must unlock what the community knows.

In 1956, highly decorated military engineer Major Leo Carmichael is tasked with supervising construction of the British atomic test towers at Maralinga, in the South Australian desert.

Four strangers' lives collide at an immigration detention centre: an airline hostess, an Afghan refugee, a dad, and a bureaucrat.

A fearless Indigenous senator, barely weeks into her political career in Canberra, and betrayed at the highest level, must seek redemption and settle a score against the party, and the prime minister of Australia.

Astrophysicists detect a transmission from another galaxy, and within days, mankind is all but wiped out. Just pockets of humanity are left in an eerily deserted world.

Billy and Julie come up with an entrepreneurial scheme to sell bottled library water-fountain water; Julie gets in trouble for a controversial tweet.

Fleabag celebrates Godmother and Dad's engagement but old tensions soon surface.

Talia ditches Simoni for Romi after their yoga wine bar collapse, Lukas works Aunty Alison to access his mum's will, and Bridget is outed as racist. Macca wants a baby.