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a poster with two wooden baskets and the words, did you know what they are?
Childcare Ideas
Aboriginal Education
Indigenous Education
Geography For Kids
Aboriginal Culture
Naidoc Week
Aboriginal People
Australian Curriculum
Education Ideas
#DidgeYaKnow: Sustainable Living
Reconciliation Week, Celebration Activities, Indigenous History, Global Studies, Aboriginal History, Indigenous Australian Art
Reconciliation Week
Celebration Activities
Indigenous History
Global Studies
Aboriginal History
Indigenous Australian Art
#DidgeYaKnow: Aboriginal Dilly Bags
three women in red dresses sitting on the ground with trees behind them and text that reads, did you know?
Aboriginal Quotes Wisdom
Aboriginal Songs For Kids
Aboriginal Culture In Childcare
Welcome To Country Aboriginal
Aboriginal Protest
Aboriginal Dreamtime
a poster with an image of a koala and the words, did you know?
Indigenous Knowledge
Didgeridoo
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Free Trial
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Didge Ya Know
an alligator with the words did you know what it is? and how to use it
Crocodile Eggs
Indigenous Australia
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Australia Day
Indigenous Culture
World Crocodile Day
Today is World Crocodile Day
a green poster with an image of a lizard sitting on top of a tree branch
High School Life Hacks
Seasonal Produce
Business Ownership
World Lizard Day
Today is World Lizard Day. Found throughout Australia, except in Tasmania, many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mobs share Country with goannas.
two bats are flying in the air with their wings spread out, and one bat is upside down
Noongar Seasons
Animal Behaviour
Indigenous Studies
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Flying Fox
Wingaru
an assortment of food items displayed in bowls
Acknowledgement Of Country Display
Acknowledgement Of Country For Children
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Acknowledgement Of Country
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What is Land? | North Perth SOEL
This year across our SOEL centres, we are focusing on creating our acknowledgement of country with the children. In the Wolgol room at North Perth they’re building upon last years Connection to Country and Noongar season of Makuru investigations to connect with their acknowledgement. These connections led them to further reconsideration and dissection of their Acknowledgement of Country, the first line being ‘Here is the Land’… but what is the Land?
a poster with instructions for being culturally safe
Learning Maps
Early Childhood Education Activities
Friendship Activities
Harmony Day
Teachers Aide
Mental Health And Wellbeing
a fire pit made out of rocks and logs with native art decorations around it on the grass
Cork People
Early Childhood Learning
Early Childhood
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Nadoc Craft
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National Quality Framework
Aboriginal Art For Kids
there are several trays on the table with rocks and plants in them, including an orange pumpkin
Land Based Learning Indigenous
Reconciliation Week Activities Preschool
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Eylf Programming
Aboriginal Craft
Koala Room
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Bush Tucker Activities For Kids
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Lemon Myrtle Damper Playdough
Reconciliation week activity with real bush tucker and Aboriginal symbols
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Naidoc Week Activities Toddlers
Cultural Activities For Kids
Culture Activities
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Aboriginal Activities For Toddlers
Australian Animals Activities
Australian Animals Preschool
Australian Art For Kids
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Investigation Station
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