$46.00
Celebrate and embed Aboriginal culture in your learning space with our Aboriginal Flag Sensory Tray, designed to spark curiosity, creativity, and cultural connection. Ethically crafted from eco-friendly PLA, this vibrant tray brings the colours and meaning of the Aboriginal flag to life in a tactile, engaging way.
Only 2 left in stock
Only 2 left in stock
Whether used with coloured play dough, natural loose parts, rice, or sensory sand, this tray supports hands-on exploration of the flag’s powerful symbolism, black for the people, red for the earth, and yellow for the sun. It provides a safe and sustainable space for open-ended play, early mark-making, fine motor development, and cross-cultural learning.
Perfect for NAIDOC Week, Harmony Day, or embedding First Nations perspectives year-round, this tray is a beautiful visual and sensory resource that complements early childhood and primary learning environments.
Eco-conscious design – made from PLA (bioplastic) and FSC-certified timber.
Culturally respectful – visually represents the Aboriginal flag with integrity.
Supports EYLF & Australian Curriculum – explore identity, history, and culture through play.
Versatile – ideal for sensory play, provocations, and storytelling.
Ideal for educators, therapists, and families – a powerful tool for inclusion and belonging.
Dimensions: 24cm length,
Recommended Age: 3+ with supervision
Made in Australia | First Nations Designed & Made | Plastic-Free Packaging
📦 Bulk educator packs and wholesale available – contact us to learn more.
| Weight | .123 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 25 × 15 × 6 cm |
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