Creating a holistic First Nations Library is one way that families and educators can share Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures with children.
Many often worry about saying or doing the wrong thing when sharing a culture that is not their own and whilst they may want “to do something” they often don’t know what to do or where to start. Books can be the perfect springboard for discussion and a provocation for further learning and exploration.
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Top Tips For Creating A Bush Tucker Garden
Do you want to include a Bush Tucker Garden in your early learning service or home? Jessica Staines, Director of the Koori Curriculum is an enthusiastic gardener and has spent... Read More
Ideas for First Nations Bookish Play
Bookish Play is any play-based experience centred around a specific book. We all know that children learn best through story and play, bookish play is the perfect combination of... Read More
How to create a First Nations Library for children
Creating a holistic First Nations Library is one way that families and educators can share Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures with children. Many often worry about... Read More