Learn how to view, read and comprehend a poster media text. You'll need a pen or pencil and paper or a digital device, the metalanguage list and your task from lesson 10.

Learn how to comprehend a website media text. You'll need a pen or pencil and paper or a digital device, the metalanguage list and your task from lesson 11.

Learn how to compare the effectiveness of advertisements. You'll need a pen or pencil and paper or a digital device, the metalanguage list and your task from lesson 12.

Learn how to compare advertisements using persuasive advertising techniques. You'll need a pen or pencil and paper or a digital device, the metalanguage list and your task from lesson 13.

Learn how to use your knowledge of advertising techniques to design your own advertisement. You'll need a pen or pencil and paper or a digital device, coloured pencils or textas, the metalanguage list and your task from lesson 14.

Learn how to identify the properties of prime and composite numbers and find factor pairs. You'll need small squares of paper, bread tags, can ring pulls, buttons or something similar, pencil, paper and a ruler. You'll also need a hundreds chart – or you can draw your own.

Learn about representing factors using arrays and making equivalent number sentences. You'll need pencil, paper, a ruler, an eraser and your hundreds chart from the last lesson.

Learn how to prove if a number is prime or composite by finding factors and connecting the common multiples of an answer. You'll need pencil and paper, 12 by 12 grid with the numbers 1 to 144, and coloured pencils.

Learn about how composite numbers are built up from prime factors. You'll need paper and a pencil, and a 10-sided or interactive dice.

Learn to identify, describe and record properties of square numbers. You'll need pencil and paper, and bread tags, buttons or squares of paper.