KWL Classic vs Children's Ground

KWL Series contains an exciting platform of interactive and engaging religious education content based on the highly popular series, ‘To Know, Worship & Love’ (KWL). Based on the Catechism of the Catholic Church, the Scriptures and liturgy, this development is a synthesis of methods derived from 50 years of Religious Education experience, and is in line with The General Directory of Catechesis, 1997. ‘To Know, Worship and Love’ has the Imprimatur of the Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne, Australia.   Building on the original “KWL Digital: Secondary Series” app, this app further reconceptualises the digital possibilities with a more substantial interactive core enabling students to engage on a deeper level with the religious educational resources. This is done by providing visually rich and interactive content that facilitates modern pedagogy allowing new ways of exploration and discovery learning.    This app offers functionality that feels like a ‘study desk’ for Religious Education comprising of helpful features such as search, link, zoom, bookmark and annotations.   The Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne, in collaboration with other dioceses remains committed to the ongoing development and transformation of these religious education resources.

This cross-cultural educational app was created by First Nations authors and illustrators at Ampe-kenhe Ahelhe (Children's Ground - Central Australia), using literacy-learning, interactive games to teach Arrernte and Luritja language. Dynamic illustrations engage the user in learning about features of the Central Australian landscape, as well as First Nations kinship and family relationships. Learn the Arrernte names for weather patterns, as illustrated by First Nations children. Explore the rhythms and seasons of the Central Australian landscape and how the land can teach and guide you. Find out about the creatures that move around at different parts of the day. See what kind of learning happens when First Nations children are out bush, on Country, with their families. Bilingual guided audio supports the user through a series of literacy games designed to support language learning and seeing the world from a First Nations perspective.