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Early Years Play Bundle

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Description

Children will be immersed in the rich culture of Indigenous Australia with an Early Years Play Bundle. Designed to captivate and educate young learners in line with the Early Years Learning Framework, this bundle is a treasure trove of imaginative play and cultural exploration and includes teaching notes and activity ideas designed to support Educators in confidently utilising these resources.
Inside, you’ll find:
  • Pretend Play Dilly Bag: A traditional Indigenous carrying bag, perfect for pretend play and storytelling. Crafted with vibrant colours and patterns, this Dilly Bag sparks the imagination and invites children to embark on a journey through Aboriginal culture. Handcrafted with love by talented Indigenous artisan Linda Brown, this remarkable creation is woven from 100% cotton, this handmade Aboriginal cultural toy infuses authenticity and cultural significance into every thread.
 
  • Clap Stick Set: Experience the rhythm and sound of Indigenous music with our Clap Stick Set. Made from sturdy materials and adorned with traditional designs, these clap sticks provide an interactive way for children to engage with Aboriginal music and storytelling. Hand painted by Aboriginal Artist, Russell Brown a proud Garawa and Mara man. Design chosen at random.
 
  • Pretend Play Coolamon: Inspired by the traditional Coolamon used by Indigenous Australians, our pretend play Coolamon is the perfect addition to any imaginative play session. Children can explore the concept of gathering and carrying, while also learning about the cultural significance of this ancient tool. Handcrafted from bamboo and hand painted by Aboriginal Artist, Russell Brown, a proud Garawa and Mara man.
 
  • Wooden Aboriginal Symbol Flash Cards: Set of 16 wooden symbol flash cards. Ideal for classrooms, homeschooling, and cultural enrichment programs, these flashcards are a versatile resource for educators and parents alike. Children are encouraged to use their fingertips to trace the patterns of each symbol, engaging their tactile senses in a way that enhances memory and understanding.
 
  • Downloadable Teaching Notes and Activity Ideas to support educators to confidently embed these resources within their daily programs.
 
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With our Early Years Play Bundle, children will not only enjoy hours of imaginative play but also gain a deeper appreciation for Australian Aboriginal culture. Engage, explore, and learn with this captivating bundle that brings the spirit of Indigenous Australia into your classroom or home

Additional information

Weight .500 kg
Dimensions 32 × 10 × 10 cm

Digital Resources

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