A collection of Australian aboriginal Dreaming Stories
If you're looking for a great resource to learn about Australia, here's an awesome one that you can download for FREE from the Australian embassy website. "Tell Me About Australia" is available in a 48 page pdf file. This resource for school children K-8, includes facts on geography, unique wildlife & the environment, history, aboriginal culture & natural wonders, government, education & sports.
Kids craft for Australia Day
aboriginal symbols
My Australia Notebook
Explore Australia with this animated atlas.
Australian Kelpie Sheepdog riding in the back of the farm Ute
ACARA cross-curriculum priority information: 'Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures'
Love this! Art project for June maybe?
Same, But Little Bit Diff'rent by Kylie Dunstan - indigenous Australians - culture - harmony day
The Aboriginal flag - The Aboriginal flag was designed by Harold Thomas, a Luritja man from Central Australia. It was created as a symbol of unity and national identity for Aboriginal people during the land rights movement of the early 1970s. #Aboriginal #Flag

Australian flags include the Aboriginal flag, Torres Strait Island flag and many ensigns used in defence and civilian organisations. Information about the Australian National Flag is also available on this website.

Australian history - a timeline
The real australian history
"Don't mind me...just checking out the surf". This surprise visitor to Seal Bay on #KangarooIsland shocked quite a few visitors on the weekend. It's extremely rare for a #koala to be seen on this part of the island, in fact no-one seems to recall it ever happening before. Seal Bay is well known for its resident colony of Australian Sea Lions, and we're guessing this koala just wanted a sea change! Photo: @simplybea in @southaustralia
Twelve authentic and powerful stories about growing up Muslim in Australia Beauty queen, kickboxer, lawyer, Rugby League star, activist, writer, lesbian, atheist – the contributors to this collection show the diversity of the Muslim experience and the influence of culture, family and gender in shaping identity.

Coming of Age by Amra Pajalic, Demet Divaroren. In this refreshing and fascinating collection, twelve Muslim-Australians - some well known, some not - reveal their candid, funny and touching stories of growing up with a dual identity.

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