Reconciliation week

Our Indigenous Hands display is a perfect tribute for NAIDOC Week and/or National Reconciliation Week pack. Provide each student with a hand to design and decorate to be part of a collaborative art piece. The aim of the display is to acknowledge the history and traditions of the Aboriginal and Torre Strait islanders. #rainbowskycreations

This National Reconciliation Week display banner is perfect to brighten up your classroom. It features our own illustrations and clearly defines the theme of your topic board over 3 A4 pages. You can use the banner during discussions about the facts and origins of National Reconciliation Week.

This week's Freebie Friday giveaway is a page of Indigenous games! These games provide a fun variation on more commonly-known western games like chasey, hide-and-seek, tunnel ball etc. As well as being an enjoyable and effective way to burn energy, this hands-on approach is a great way to teach

kaia kingsley | This is an activity I wanted to do for Reconciliation Week in preparation for the upcoming NAIDOC Week as a whole school art project! 🖤💛❤️... | Instagram

To assist you in teaching students about these special days, we’ve included a range of activities in this article for you to try with your class!

You can use these Indigenous Symbols Flashcards to teach children about art as a method of communication, including what they mean and the history behind them.

This National Reconciliation Week word search features key vocabulary for this date in the Australian calendar. Great for consolidating spelling, or just for fun!

National Reconciliation Week #NRW2022, was a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia. We explore Aboriginal songs, stories, characters, and pay respect to the traditional owners of our land everyday. Read our blog for more ideas on introducing Aboriginal culture to children! 💛 #LittleGeniusesBigPossibilities #earlyeducation #playbasedlearning #firstnations

If you are looking for a First Nations children's book to use for your modelled reading lesson, that incorporates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures as a part of your history program, for Reconciliation or NAIDOC Week. Then come and check out Finding Our Heart by Thomas Mayor and illustrated by Blak Douglas. It is a perfect children's picture book, about the Uluru Statement for our youngest of Children. Just one way you can "Be Brave. Make Change."