First Nations Learning Journey Collection
Inspire young minds with this thoughtfully curated educational bundle celebrating First Nations history, culture, and voices. The First Nations Learning Journey Collection brings together powerful storytelling and engaging teaching tools to help children understand and appreciate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' rich heritage and ongoing story.
This comprehensive collection includes four beautifully illustrated children's books that explore pivotal moments and cultural celebrations: from the landmark 1967 Referendum that united Australia in saying "YES" to equality, to the inspiring history of protest movements, the vibrant diversity of Aboriginal communities across the country, and the Indigenous history of iconic Australian landmarks like the Sydney Opera House site (Tubowgule).
Complementing these engaging narratives is our First Nations Symbol Stamp Collection, featuring gorgeous artwork and encouraging messages that help teachers provide culturally inclusive feedback while fostering appreciation for Aboriginal culture in all students.
Perfect for classrooms, libraries, and homes committed to truth-telling, reconciliation, and celebrating the world's oldest continuous culture. Each resource in this collection amplifies authentic First Nations voices and perspectives, making it an essential tool for educators and families who believe in teaching the complete story of Australia - one that always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.
Bundle Inclusions:
- "Say Yes: A Story of Friendship, Fairness and a Vote for Hope" By Jennifer Castles, Paul Seden (Illustrator)
- "Always Was, Always Will Be" By Aunty Fay Muir, Sue Lawson
- "Our Mob" By Jacinta Daniher & Taylor Hampton
- "Tubowgule A Sydney Opera House History" By Melissa-Jane Fogarty, Dylan Finney (Illustrator)
- First Nations Symbol Stamp Collection