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Weaving Bracelets with Flax or Reed
Detailed instructions, with images, how to weave traditional bracelets from flax or reed
Match the Plant to the Fruit
A chart showing the edible fruits of many local plants
Australian Native Bees
Descriptions and images of 15 bees that are native to Australia
Dja Dja Wurrung Time (Seasons of the Year)
A booklet describing many bush tucker plants of the Dja Dja Wurrung nation
Indigenous Colour-In Booklet
Classification – an Aboriginal Perspective
A description of the ways Indigenous Australians classify living things
Nalderun Little Local Song Book
Nalderun’s Little Local Songbook has been created with our local musical community and amazing schools and kindergartens.
This collection of songs were created over 15 years with Nalderun’s Meeting Place to encourage healing, love of Country and each other. Artwork and photos throughout the book were generously shared by schools and kindergartens to highlight what they have been doing in the First Nations space.
Kulin Time (Seasons of the Year)
A description of each of the time periods, or seasons, across the Kulin year
Support for you
Any teacher can email their own work to ourlearningway@nalderun.net.au, for approval by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander teachers & educators. They can choose to have it published on the website, or just approved and returned.
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