At the end of every NAIDOC Week, the National NAIDOC Awards are given at a ceremony, which is held in a different city each year. The awards...
A simple Acknowledgement of Country to use during school events to welcome and pay respect to First Nations Australians.
Please note: some of these symbols may vary by region but they are generally understood to have the same or similar meaning.
Students will use their research skills to investigate facts related to the Olympic Games.
This resource was designed to explain the importance and significance of 'Welcome to Country' as well as provide examples of 'Acknowledgemen...
NAIDOC Week is an important week of recognition and celebration of Australian indigenous culture. This resource explains the signficance and...
NAIDOC Week is an important week of recognition and celebration of Australian indigenous culture. This resource provides a selection of idea...
Match Indigenous Australian Words to images in this fun puzzle activity. This is a wonderful way to introduce, recognise and celebrate indig...
This set of posters celebrates 17 Famous Indigenous Australians, whose contributions to Australia have been signficant, and who are inspirat...
NAIDOC Week is an important week of recognition and celebration of Australian indigenous culture. This resource explores some of the special...
Each of the Australian flags are represented in this resource and explored in detail. Included is the Australian National flag, the Aborigin...
The 'Weathering, Erosion and Deposition' posters examine erosion and how the processes of weathering, erosion and deposition work together t...
Make a Poppy Wreath in class to commemorate ANZAC Day and the sacrifice our military personnel make for this country.
Students will learn about various types of weathering and about the damages caused by erosion.
