Naidoc Week craft

NAIDOC week hand print flag

This is the awesome painting Camdenville Public School did for NAIDOC week. An aboriginal artist came in to work with the kids.

Aboriginal Art on rocks

Black History Month is a program run throughout July each year and is a showcase of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, heritage and culture that acknowledges and celebrates First Australians' achievements and contributions.

NAIDOC Week 2013

Fourth grade students are studying Aboriginal Dot Paintings from Australia. We looked at several different examples of dot paintings, both contemporary and prehistoric, and noted a running theme across centuries: native animals. We discussed how important animals were to the Aborigine survival and in their day to day lives. Then we turned to our daily lives in Austin, Texas, and how fourth graders are studying all aspects of the state of Texas this year. Students had to pick one native Texan…

Each student used a piece of brown paper to represent the rocks and natural materials used in indigenous cave art. Students placed one...

Beautifully illustrated Aboriginal symbol cards for learning about Indigenous symbols. Great for games and conversations with young children.