We love creating resources to support teachers to bring First Nations perspectives into their learning spaces, that’s why we have a great range of Freebies for you to download.
Start the year connecting to your students with this Connect with Me Activity.
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Made to match our Kalkatungu Country Collection into your classroom with our vibrant Aboriginal Classroom Decor Bundle. Created in collaboration with Cungelella Art, this unique collection features stunning artwork inspired by the diverse landscapes, seasons, and journey lines of Kalkatungu Country.
You can place these posters on your classroom door or window to welcome your students into class each day and watch as their excitement soars from the moment your students walk through the door. Just choose your own font, type in your classroom name, and print!
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Celebrate Australian Teachers Day with our beautifully crafted Printable Teacher Appreciation Mail Slips featuring Aboriginal artwork. These culturally significant designs are a heartfelt way to show gratitude to the incredible teachers in your life.
Whether you’re a parent, student, or fellow educator, these printable teacher appreciation cards are perfect for adding a personal touch to your thank-you notes. With 12 unique designs by from our bright and colourful Children Growing Strong Collection you’ll have plenty of options to express your appreciation to those who dedicate their lives to teaching.
With the help of this instructional resource, students create their very own bunting that includes recognising The Traditional Custodians of the Country they are living on.
Resources to assist completion of this are the AIATSIS Map of Indigenous Australia, your local Aboriginal Land Council and community Elders.
This is a fantastic project to complete on the first day of school!
Upon completion of each student’s flag, hang the bunting all about the classroom. A straightforward but impressive classroom decoration made by the students themselves!
A great start of year activity that will allow you (and the class) to get to know each other while acknowledging the traditional place name and custodians of the land that they live on.
An excellent resource to use with this activity is the AIATSIS Map of Indigenous Australia (https://aiatsis.gov.au/explore/map-indigenous-australia).
The activity can be extended further by allowing students to research what country their family and friends live on.
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We acknowledge and pay our respects to the Minjungbal People of the Bundjalung Nation, the Traditional Custodians of the beautiful land and waterways on which we live and work.
Always was. Always will be Aboriginal land.
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