Indigenous Culture

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a white table topped with a bowl filled with red liquid and lots of writing on it
the australian aboriginal symbol cards are displayed on a table with rocks and watercolors
Australian Aboriginal Symbol Cards - Stay Classy Classrooms
Aboriginal Symbol Cards Cover Page
an info sheet describing the different types of art and crafts that people use to create
Free Resources and PDF Downloads - RARE Early Childhood Support Services
Free resources – RARE Early Childhood Support Services
two baby dolls sitting in a basket with bowls and spoons on the table next to them
Roleplay African themed basket
a table with cars and rocks on it in the shape of a race track that looks like a racetrack
there are many different items on the table and in front of it is a sign that says dreaming
the hedgehogs are made out of straw with toothpicks on them and an open book
an assortment of edible items displayed on a wooden board with leaves and plants in the background
children are making beaded necklaces on the wooden table with papers and pictures next to them
the little yarns logo on a purple background with an orange and blue circular design
Little Yarns with Rudi Bremer - ABC Kids listen
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a poster with an image of people and the words acknowledgement of country
Acknowledgement of Country Poster Teaching Resource | Teach Starter
an old time classroom poster with pictures and text
Australian Reconciliation Timeline Posters
Ridgy Didge Resources ~ Fun Australian Curriculum Resources
Ridgy Didge Resources ~ Fun Australian Curriculum Resources 
Indigenous Culture
the flag of the united states is shown in this interactive activity for children to learn how to
The Torres Strait Islander Flag Poster Teaching Resource | Teach Starter
an article in the children's magazine
Early Childhood Australia
Case study No.1: University of Canberra, Australian Capital Territory from the series 'Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures in early childhood education and care'. An interview with Aboriginal educator Adam Duncan is a preschool teacher at the centre, working with three- to six-year-olds in an environment where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures have become deeply embedded in the program.
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