Keep your teaching resources, assessment checklists and planning documents organised and easily accessible using these editable Country in Colour Ngurra themed Teacher and Educator binder covers and spines. Created in a neutral and earthy colour palette, each of the 16 various folder cover designs feature modern Aboriginal art by May woman, Leah Cummins, to help you transform your office space and keep your teacher and student documents neat and organised. This resource is text editable in Microsoft PowerPoint, which means this beautiful decor bundle allows you to personalise and customise the resources to meet the unique needs of your students and your school requirements.

What’s included:

• • 16 editable Awaken Binder Cover pages in a PowerPoint template
  • Matching editable folder spines in 6 designs and in 3 various sizes (small, medium and large).
  • Download limit of 2, link expires in 30 days. Please download and save them to a device to ensure you always have a copy.
  • Single user/classroom licence.

How to use this resource:

1. Click the link in your PDF File Link.
2. Open up the template in Microsoft PowerPoint.
3. Choose your favourite cover design.
4. Type in your desired text into the text box provided – choose your favourite font’s to make it POP!
5. Print and either slide into the front pocket of your folders or bind them and make them into a book using a spiral binder.

 

Artist

Leah Cummins is a proud Mayi woman from North Western Queensland. Mayi-Kulan from her Father and Kalkadoon from her Mother. She paints stories of strength for women and children, love of the land and all of her people. Leah is passionate about sharing her love of art and the interpretation of empowerment of her people. She shares her art with love and harmony.

Design

“Country in Colour – Ngurra is inspired by the Country we grew up on and the interconnectedness we share with our environment, how the country and land we live on is absorbed into our being and fibres. The colours capture the many different colours we see on country. The sky is our pathways to the next life, the yellow is the sun that shines through. The mountains are what shields us on our country. The people sit around in circles among the native foods, all in abundance out on country.” – Leah  Cummins