NAIDOC Week

Easy and Colorful Paper Plate Snakes- Fun and beautiful preschool art and craft idea Want excellent suggestions about arts and crafts? Head out to my amazing website!

Listens to Aboriginal stories and songs and views Aboriginal artworks and dance. My preschoolers loved this today. Exploring aboriginal storytelling symbols through sensory play - ochre coloured sand. By Kelly Slip

January handprint art project with Cyrus.his on the left, mine on the right :)

- Aboriginal rainsticks are a fun and educational activity that focus on how different uses of various materials can be combined to create something that was used in Aboriginal communities.

Learning about other cultures through their art and pairing it with English and Geography. Aboriginal Art is a fantastic topic for children. They will learn a little about who the Australian Aboriginals are, their symbols and what and how they paint.

Australia aboriginal kids' game to try

Do the austraila dot painting and the Chinese craft oh and make mandala for the older kids

NAIDOC Week 14 ideas for educators to help commeorate this special week in…

This pin displays an activity in which is being completed in by small children. It emphasises as cultural perspective through art and allows children to contribute and explore cultures through understanding in their art, creating their own artworks.

PIN A great activity for children that explores indigenous symbols, enhancing their understanding of indigenous Australian culture.

Aboriginal arts and crafts

The theme for NAIDOC week 2016 is Songlines: The Living Narrative of our Nation. But what exactly are "Songlines"? For Aboriginal and .

'How The Birds Got Their Colours' activity

Aboriginal Australian bark painting- could use fabric combining print and stitch

This year, we have decided to take a further look into some of the amazing sights we saw on our Lap of Oz. First up, we have decided to take a look at the amazing Aboriginal Rock Art. We saw rock art first at Carnarvon Gorge and then again at the West

NAIDOC loose part creative experiences