This article focused on student learning outcomes in place-based science education curriculum modules. These modules were implementation in an aboriginal elementary school by indigenous science teacher. The fifth grade curriculum was teaching of landslides, as well as teaching in the sixth grade woven module. Student learning outcomes data using paper and pencil assessments, including students' concept maps, knowledge and sentiment by the before and after test data, another data come from achievement test after completion of the course. Analysis methods includ interpretation, Z-test analysis and the correct rate of student answers. It was found that aboriginal students enrolled in this two modules, the knowledge has reached the learning goals set by the curriculum. However, the methods for collection students' sentiment information have to be improved.