History for Kids: Stage 1 - Preserving the Past

The video is part of a history series for kids, focusing on the theme 'the past in the present.' It follows Adam and his father on a bushwalk in Ku-ring-gai National Park, where they discover Aboriginal rock engravings. The video explains the significance of these engravings, their cultural importance, and the efforts to preserve them. The lesson aims to teach children about the differences and similarities between the past and present, emphasizing the importance of preserving historical sites for future generations.

What is the main focus of the history series for kids?

• Exploring different cultures around the world

• Learning about future technologies

• Studying the history of ancient Egypt

• Understanding the differences and similarities between the past and the present

What did Adam and his father find during their bushwalk in Ku-ring-gai National Park?

• An ancient tree

• Aboriginal rock engravings

• A rare bird species

• A hidden treasure chest

Why are Aboriginal rock engravings considered valuable?

• They are used for navigation

• They are a modern art form

• They provide insights into Australia's past

• They are made of precious metals

How are the rock engravings in Ku-ring-gai National Park protected?

• By setting government rules for the park

• By covering them with glass

• By painting over them

• By moving them to a museum

What is the purpose of preserving the Aboriginal rock engravings?

• To sell them to collectors

• To replace them with new engravings

• To maintain their condition for future generations

• To use them in modern art projects