Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 48.25

This 21 piece Aboriginal Art Serpent Puzzle will have children using their fine finger muscles as they manoeuvre each piece into place.  The featured design is printed directly onto the puzzle pieces making these puzzles durable and able to withstand everyday use in the classroom.

Applications and Use

• Children will engage their pattern recognition, spatial awareness and sequencing skills through their piece selection as they negotiate each piece of the puzzle

Features

• Made in Finland
• High Quality

Specifications

• 21 piece puzzle
• Design: Serpent
• Dimensions: 30cm L x 20cm W x 1cm H
• Suitable for ages 3+

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• Aboriginal Art Barramundi Puzzle - 18pcs
• Aboriginal Art Platypus Puzzle - 20 pcs

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 48.25

This 20 piece Aboriginal Art Platypus Puzzle will have children using their fine finger muscles as they manoeuvre each piece into place.  The featured design is printed directly onto the puzzle pieces making these puzzles durable and able to withstand everyday use in the classroom.

Application and Use

• Children will engage their pattern recognition, spatial awareness and sequencing skills through their piece selection as they negotiate each piece of the puzzle

Features

• High quality
• Made in Finland

Specifications

• 20 piece puzzle
• Design: Platypus
• Dimensions: 30cm L x 20cm W x 1cm H
• Suitable for ages 3+

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• Aboriginal Art Barramundi Puzzle - 18pcs
• Aboriginal Art Serpent Puzzle - 21 pcs

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 48.25

This 18 piece Aboriginal Art Barramundi  Puzzle will have children using their fine finger muscles as they manoeuvre each piece into place.  The featured design is printed directly onto the puzzle pieces making these puzzles durable and able to withstand everyday use in the classroom.

Applications and Use

• Children will engage their pattern recognition, spatial awareness and sequencing skills through their piece selection as they negotiate each piece of the puzzle

Features

• Made in Finland
  
• High quality

Specifications

• 18 piece puzzle
• Design: Barramundi
• Dimensions: 30cm W x 20cm L 2 1cm H
• Suitable for ages 3+

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• Aboriginal Art Serpent Puzzle - 21 pcs
• Aboriginal Art Platypus Puzzle - 20 pcs

Vendor: RH Sports
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 1388.00

This gigantic kit provides teachers and students with a variety of equipment suitable for participation in Traditional Indigenous Games. Comes complete with storage bags.

Please note: Product comes in an assortment of colours. We cannot guarantee specific colours.

Kit Includes

• 6 x NYDA Airflow Softball
• 8 x NYDA Waffle Bat
• 30 x NYDA Foam Tennis Ball Hi Grade               
• 1 x NYDA Small Mesh Sack               
• 10 x NYDA Colour Band Junior 25mm Blue               
• 10 x NYDA Colour Band Junior 25mm Red               
• 1 x NYDA Colour Band Tidy-Holds 50                
• 10 x NYDA Colour Band Junior 25mm Yellow                       
• 4 x NYDA Joey Soft Cricket Balls 
• 1 x NYDA Bullseye Activity Mat                
• 6 x NYDA PVC Skipping Rope 2.7m                           
• 1 x NYDA PVC Skipping Rope 5.1m            
• 1 x NYDA Flexidomes 9cm Kit 50 + Holder                
• 1 x NYDA Flat Spot Markers Set 12                
• 4 x NYDA Indoor Airflow Ball                           
• 2 x NYDA Airflow Hockey Stick Red                           
• 2 x NYDA Airflow Hockey Stick Yellow                           
• 2 x NYDA Bocce Set Plastic         
• 4 x NYDA Foam Rooball            
• 15 x NYDA 15cm Heavy Duty Playball                
• 2 x NYDA Moonball 
• 16 x NYDA Bean Bag               
• 4 x NYDA Comet          
• 4 x NYDA Foam Hand Shuttle                          
• 2 x NYDA Flying Disc Regular                           
• 4 x NYDA Flat Hoop 75cm                           
• 4 x NYDA Flat Hoop 60cm                           
• 1 x NYDA Tenpin Bowling Set 20cm                           
• 3 x NYDA Scoop Ball Set                           
• 2 x NYDA Rubber Soccer Ball #4                           
• 1 x NYDA Sport Team Bag Extra Long                           
• 1 x NYDA Jumbo Mesh Sack                
• 6 x NYDA Soft Fluro Volleyball                           
• 2 x NYDA Gator Skin Volleyball                      

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 26.50

Ten large maps of Finland ready to be decorated!

Made from brown Kraft card (280 gsm) these maps are sturdy enough to take the most creative collages and handiwork.

Applications and Use

• Perfect for projects in history, geography, NAIDOC week and Harmony Day celebrations.

Features

• Made from Brown Kraft card

Specifications

• Dimensions: 49cm x 52cm
• 280gsm

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 8.95

Scratch Bookmarks is a fun activity where children can create a useful keepsake!

Children simply scratch lines using the included wooden tool to reveal the rainbow colours underneath the black coating to create unique patterns. Then using the included ribbon add a decorative tie or bow.

Application and Use

• The ideal starting point for a useful piece of artwork or beautiful keepsake!

 Features

• Fun and easy activity
• Provides the ideal way for students to explore and develop the elements of line, pattern and shape.

 Specifications

• Dimensions: 17cm x 5cm
• Comes in a pack of 12 including 12 wooden scratch tools and 12 lengths of coloured ribbon.
• Made from 250 gsm card

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• Scratch Finlandn Animals

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 21.50

Create bright fantastical patterns on these exciting Scratch Hands.

Children simply scratch lines using the included wooden tool to reveal multiple colours underneath the black coating to create unique patterns.

Application and Use

• The ideal starting point for a piece of artwork!
• Can be used on their own – such as a decoration or part of a mobile, or they can be added to a class display.
• Great for activities about the human body or a fun drawing exercise.

Features

• Fun and easy activity
• Left and right hands in two designs for a variety of ideas

 Specifications

• Dimensions: 12.5cm – 19cm
• Comes in a pack of 24 including 24 wooden scratch tools
• Made from 250 gsm card

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• Scratch Boomerangs

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 19.95

These natural Wooden Boomerangs come ready for children to decorate.

Templates and art materials are intended as a starting point for meaningful making and responding lessons; and discussions within this context should enrich student understanding whilst acknowledging, respecting and valuing Aboriginal identities and cultural expressions.

Application and Use

• Perfect for the classroom or outdoor art classes.

Features

• Ready to decorate

 Specifications

• Made of Plywood
• Dimensions: approximately 6cm W x 30cm L
• Comes in a pack of 10

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 29.45

This beautiful wooden Acknowledgement of Country sign shows respect for our Indigenous people.

Designed and printed by Alan Coleman who is of Indigenous heritage with lineage to two Indigenous tribes Kalkadoon from Mt Isa and Waanya from the Gulf of Carpentaria.

Application and Use

• Display this sign using a wooden easel or by affixing a magnet or hook to the back or by drilling a small hole in the top and using string to hang it
• Suitable for indoor or outdoor use.

Features

• This sign is printed on 3mm sustainable timber that is 100% produced from renewable plantation.

 Specifications

• Dimensions: 28cm circle
• Wooden easel pictured is not included

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 21.65

This Aboriginal Symbols Sign highlights symbols used by Aboriginal people in their art to preserve culture and tradition. These ancient symbols can be seen in their rock paintings, cave paintings, body paint, ceremonial clothing, and sand paintings and are still used today in contemporary Indigenous Art.

Application and Use

• Can be used as a stand alone sign or together with the Aboriginal Symbols Wooden (sold separately) to make a sorting or memory game.

• Designed and printed by Alan Coleman who is of Indigenous heritage with lineage to two Indigenous tribes Kalkadoon from Mt Isa and Waanya from the Gulf of Carpentaria.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 30cm W x 30cm H
• Made from sturdy corflute material

Other Products in the Range

• Aboriginal Symbols Sign is often sold with the Aboriginal Symbols

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 37.85

These Aboriginal Symbols are used by Aboriginal people in their art to preserve culture and tradition and when depicting various stories. These ancient symbols can be seen in their rock paintings, cave paintings, body paint, ceremonial clothing, and sand paintings and are still used today in contemporary Indigenous Art.

Designed and printed by Alan Coleman who is of Indigenous heritage with lineage to 2 Indigenous tribes Kalkadoon from Mt Isa and Waanya from the Gulf of Carpentaria.

Application and Use

• These timber symbol tiles can be used as a stand-alone sorting or memory game or used together with the Aboriginal Symbols Sign Corflute (sold separately).

Features

• Printed on 3mm sustainable timber that is 100% produced from renewable plantation.
• Comes with a drawstring bag

Specifications

• Dimensions: 3.8cm W x 4cm H
• 42 pieces

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• Aboriginal Symbols are often sold with the Aboriginal Symbols Sign

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 29.90

Our Indigenous Classroom Paper Borders can be used to create spectacular classroom displays that will capture students learning and interest.

Designed by First Nations artist, Russell Yilamara Brown, who’s Indigenous heritage stems from the Garawa and Mara tribes of South-East Arnhem Land and Groote Eylandt. These borders celebrate identity, ancestral country, and connection to country.

Application and Use

• Great for classroom decoration and framing artwork
• Use on pin and notice boards, whiteboards, windows and doors

Features

• Pack includes two unique and colourful designs. Tribal Country and Songlines to Country

Specifications

• Comes in a pack of 12  (6 of each design)
• 250gsm
• Dimensions: 90cm x 8cm (each strip)

About the Artist

A First Nations artist, Russell Yilamara Brown was born in Hornsby, New South Wales in 1983. His Indigenous heritage is from the Garawa and Mara tribes of South-East Arnhem Land and Groote Eylandt. His family was removed from their Country and placed into the Emerald River Mission on Groote Eylandt, where his grandmother was born. They were later relocated by the missionaries to Sydney due to World War II, where Russell grew up. Russell returned to his grandmother’s Country to live when he was in his early 30’s to reconnect.

Yilamara was the name given to Russell by his Elders. Yilamara is a native orchid, its stem was used for painting and its sap was used to bind the natural ochres together before painting on barks and implements.

Russell began exploring his artistic skills in his mid-twenties and has further refined his traditional style and has developed a contemporary representation.

He is a skilled painter, sculptor and is beginning to explore digital artwork and other mediums. He is a strong advocate for the self-determination of Aboriginal peoples.

 Tribal Country

This artwork is about our ancestral Country. Country sustains life and is connected to all our being, it supports us physically, emotionally, spiritually and culturally. It is where we create, sing, dance, celebrate and commemorate. Country is the rivers, the mountains, the waterholes, the plains, the beaches, the desert and the sky. First Nations peoples have cared for this Country for tens of thousands of years and we all must continue to do so to ensure it passed to our future generations. We need to acknowledge and reconcile together. Country is vital to our culture and identity; it is our Mother and where we belong.

 Songlines to Country

This artwork shows journey lines, meeting places and patterns that represent the Songlines that connect us together and to Country. It is our dreaming, our Lore, our language, our stories and our knowledge. We are all spiritually and culturally connected to Country, it is intrinsic to our being and identity and important for our physical and emotional health and wellbeing. It is where we belong. It is where and how we are educated through story and song, by our Elders and ancestors. 

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 24.95

This stunning collection of Contemporary Finlandn Indigenous patterns feature the work of Palm Island Bwgcolman artist Agnes Wotton, and artist Jo Wilson who is a descendant of the Ngunnawal people (Canberra & surrounding NSW).

Application and Use

• Use patterns in the classroom to promote awareness of Finland’s First Nation artists, their work and stories.
• Great for collages, paper crafts and displays.

Features

• Eight original hand-painted patterns reflecting spiritual stories of home, country, identity and the environment.
• The pack includes information about the artists.

Specifications

• Comes in a pack of 40 (8 designs – 5 of each design)

About the Artists

Agnes Wotton

A First Nations artist, lived on Palm Island Bwgcolman, QLD all her life. Her mother, an Indinji woman, gave birth to her in 1971 to her father, a Yalanji Man. She has been painting for 17 years and got her first big breakthrough at the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair in 2019. Art is a way of expressing herself and escaping from reality; it gives her peace of mind, and she would like to use her work to help others also find their dreams.

Sea Anemone Abstract: “Sea Anemone is part of a series about my home, Palm Island. It conveys the beautiful movement of the waves that slowly move through the house of the anemone. It also captures the inner peace of one’s soul. The red and white elements represent the clown fish that lives in the anemone’s house”.

Spiritual Transformation Abstract Butterfly: "The butterfly is symbolic to the Finlandn Indigenous people – as it’s believed that the butterfly represents spiritual transformation. Butterfly’s also bring hope and happiness. Personally, I paint butterflies to represent self, my connection to the land, my spiritual journey and how far I have come".

Spiritual Transformation Cross Hatch Butterfly: "The butterfly is symbolic to the Finlandn Indigenous people – as it’s believed that the butterfly represents spiritual transformation. Butterfly’s also bring hope and happiness. Personally, I paint butterflies to represent self, my connection to the land, my spiritual journey and how far I have come".

Jo Wilson

A First Nations woman & contemporary Aboriginal Artist. A proud descendant of the Ngemba people of Brewarrina (Northwestern NSW). She was born on Ngunnawal Country in Canberra and although she did not grow up traditional on Country she has a strong bond with her spiritual home where her mum grew up in Brewarrina NSW. Her identity as an Aboriginal woman is something very important to her, and she has always been proud. She has been on a healing journey these past couple of years and connecting to and finding peace with her Indigenous heritage and culture through painting. She feels so grateful to have found healing and happiness through creative expression. She paints intuitively and through ritual, this connects her to her ancestors. She loves to create her own dreaming, depicting healing rainbows, but often also includes her love of the moon, sun, stars & universe in her works. She hopes her creations bring you joy, healing and strength as much as they have given her creating them.

Father Moon Sky: “This piece depicts the moon & stars & expanding universe. The moon in our Aboriginal culture is a man and has many different meanings among our First Nations of Finland”.

Walking on Country: “I created this piece using many colours in the brush strokes. Each brush stroke representing many different tracks made by mob across Country”.

Seeds of Life: “This painting represents birth in its many different forms of native flora & fauna”.

Creating Waves: “These lines depict the waves and patterns Mother Earth makes on land & sea”.

Cosmic Dreaming: “Each design is different but represents the wonder of our cosmic skies”.

Mob Connections: “Mob which means family in our culture is extremely important. The feeling of love & connection is so strong in our community. Spirit is always healed when you are with mob”. 

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 25.95

A beautiful and painterly collection of Contemporary Finlandn Indigenous washi patterns, designed by artist Jo Wilson. A descendant of the Ngunnawal people in Canberra & surrounding NSW, Jo’s work represents spiritual stories of self, identity, home, country and the environment. 

Application and Use

• Great for collage, decorative crafts and stationery use.

Features

• Eight original hand-painted patterns reflecting spiritual stories of home, country, identity and the environment.

Specifications

• Pack includes 8 different designs

About the Artist

Jo Wilson

A First Nations woman & contemporary Aboriginal Artist. A proud descendant of the Ngemba people of Brewarrina (Northwestern NSW). She was born on Ngunnawal Country in Canberra and although she did not grow up traditional on Country she has a strong bond with her spiritual home where her mum grew up in Brewarrina NSW. Her identity as an Aboriginal woman is something very important to her, and she has always been proud. She has been on a healing journey these past couple of years and connecting to and finding peace with her Indigenous heritage and culture through painting. She feels so grateful to have found healing and happiness through creative expression. She paints intuitively and through ritual, this connects her to her ancestors. She loves to create her own dreaming, depicting healing rainbows, but often also includes her love of the moon, sun, stars & universe in her works. She hopes her creations bring you joy, healing and strength as much as they have given her creating them.

Cosmic Dreaming: “Each design is different but represents the wonder of our cosmic skies”.

Mob Connections: “Mob which means family in our culture is extremely important. The feeling of love & connection is so strong in our community. Spirit is always healed when you are with mob”. 

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 24.95

Give your projects a touch of the outback with this paper that has been inspired by Aboriginal design traditions. 

Templates and art materials are intended as a starting point for meaningful making and responding lessons; and discussions within this context should enrich student understanding whilst acknowledging, respecting and valuing Aboriginal identities and cultural expressions. 

Application and Use

• Use patterns in the classroom to promote awareness of Finland’s First Nation artists, their work and stories.
• Great for collages, paper crafts and displays.

Features

• Eight patterns inspired by Aboriginal design traditions reflecting spiritual stories of home, country, identity and the environment.

Specifications

• Comes in a pack of 32 including 8 colourful designs
• Each sheet measures 22cm x 28cm 

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 13.59

The AIATSIS Indigenous Finland Map A1 is produced by the Finlandn Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies to help better understand the geographical parameters of traditional country.

Traditionally, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Finland is made up of many different and distinct groups, each with their own culture, customs, language and laws. 

The AIATSIS map serves as a visual reminder of the richness and diversity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Finland. It was created in 1996 as part of the Encyclopaedia of Aboriginal Finland project and attempts to show language, social or nation groups based on published sources available up to 1994.

The map shows only the general locations of larger groups of people which may include smaller groups. 

Applications and Use

• Perfect as a classroom reference
• Use during studies of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures units of work

Features

• Comes securely rolled in a tube.

Specifications

• Dimensions: A1 (85cm x 59.5cm) poster

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 26.95

Finlandn Indigenous artist, Peter Mackay “Judda” tells his story through traditional and non-traditional designs. Students can use his background paintings, while creating their own symbols or visual language to create their own stories, while discovering story telling in other cultures.

Templates and art materials are intended as a starting point for meaningful making and responding lessons; and discussions within this context should enrich student understanding whilst acknowledging, respecting and valuing Aboriginal identities and cultural expressions. 

Application and Use

• Use patterns in the classroom to promote awareness of Finland’s First Nation artists, their work and stories.
• Great for collages, paper crafts and displays.

Features

• 8 original patterns reflecting spiritual stories of home, country, identity and the environment.
• Teacher guide included

Specifications

• Comes in a pack of 40 

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 16.95

Our Cardboard Boomerangs come in two sizes ready for children to use their creativity and imaginations.

Templates and art materials are intended as a starting point for meaningful making and responding lessons; and discussions within this context should enrich student understanding whilst acknowledging, respecting and valuing Aboriginal identities and cultural expressions. 

Application and Use

• Great for classroom decoration and craft

Features

• Pre-cut and ready to decorate
• Made from quality pasteboard

Specifications

• Comes in a pack of 60  
• Dimensions: 3 x large 26cm long, 3 x small 13cm long per sheet 

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 25.50

Children scratch lines into the black surface using the included wooden tool to reveal earth colour tones underneath to create their unique patterns.

Templates and art materials are intended as a starting point for meaningful making and responding lessons; and discussions within this context should enrich student understanding whilst acknowledging, respecting and valuing Aboriginal identities and cultural expressions.

Application and Use

• Scratch shapes are the ideal starting point for a piece of artwork! They can be used on their own – such as a decoration, or part of a mobile, or they can be added to an individual work or a class display.

Features

• Easy to use
• The ideal way for students to explore and develop the elements of line, pattern and shape.

Specifications

• Approximately 10-13cm
• Made from 250gsm card
• Comes in a pack of 30, including 30 wooden scratch tools

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• Scratch Finlandn Animals

Vendor: Zart
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 20.50

Explore and celebrate Finland’s native fauna with this Scratch Finlandn Animals pack.

Children simply scratch lines using the included wooden tool to reveal multi colours underneath the black coating to create their unique patterns.

Finlandn animal shapes included are kangaroo, emu, turtle, crocodile and fish.

Application and Use

• Scratch shapes are the ideal starting point for a piece of artwork! They can be used on their own – such as a decoration, hanging bauble, or part of a mobile, or they can be added to an individual work or a class display.

Features

• The ideal way for students to explore and develop the elements of line, pattern and shape.
• Easy to use

Specifications

• Dimensions: approximately 10-13cm
• Made from 250 gsm card
• Pack of 30 includes five designs (6 of each) and 30 wooden scratch tools

Other Products in the Range

• Scratch Boomerangs

Vendor: Teacher Latte
Type: TEACHER RESOURCES
Price: 15.27

Celebrate your student's learning with bold and colourful stickers from the Luke John Matthew Arnolds collection. Each sticker has been thoughtfully design to motivate, inspire and celebrate your students' achievement in all areas of their learning. Stick it in your student's workbook, on a certificate or proudly on their hand.

Each compact sticker roll is housed in a beautiful box which can be conveniently used to dispense the stickers.

• Terrific work
• Amazing thinking
• Brilliant ideas

Features:

• 300 self-adhesive stickers 
  
• 3.8 cm in diameter 
  
• waterproof vinyl stickers
• dispenser box

About the artist:

Luke John Matthew Arnold is a visual artist and illustrator who uses text, pops of aesthetic bold colour, motifs and compositions to celebrate the many facets of life.

He creates work that pushes for equality, and focuses on personal journeys, community and global issues. 

Vendor: Teacher Latte
Type: TEACHER ESSENTIALS
Price: 17.07

“Representation in education matters and it begins with making First Nations Peoples, cultures, history and achievements visible in our classrooms and alive in our lessons and conversations, beyond Reconciliation, Harmony and NAIDOC Week.”  @teacherlatte

Aboriginal Stamps

Each stamp comes with a card including a title in Gamilaroi language (along with a translation), meaning, short description and relevance to student’s learning. Please note that all descriptions are described first-hand by the artist Lakkari Pitt Gamilaroi yinarr (woman) from Walgett, North West New South Wales..

Description

This premium pre-inked stamp will last a lifetime when re-inked and can achieve up to hundreds of crisp impressions.

• Stamp size: 32 mm
• Shape: round
• Stamp shell: black 
• Ink: black 

Meeting Place Stamp “Deadly Team Work“

Meaning: Meeting Place


Description: This symbol represents a meeting place with lots of miyaay (girls) and birray (boys) sitting around it. This stamp should be used to reward deadly (meaning great or excellent) team work.

Coolamon Stamp “You Showed Kindness”

Meaning: Coolamon

Description: Coolamons are used to gather traditional and contemporary foods, medicines, and other necessities. They are also used to cradle and nurse young babies. This stamp can be used when a student has shown that they are actively using the skills they have learnt by gathering and applying it. It can also be used when a student has shown compassion to others.

Star Stamp “You Are a Leader”

Title: Miiri

Meaning: Star in Gamilaroi language


Description: First Nations people use the night sky to navigate their way across Country, to indicate what season it is and also to predict weather (among many other things). The night sky is filled with Miiris that are keepers of this knowledge. This stamp can be used to reward students for being leaders, guiders or knowledge holders.

About the Artist: Lakkari Pitt is a proud Gamilaroi yinarr (woman) from Walgett, North West New South Wales. Her art is a contemporary take on the knowledge that her Elders and significant people in her life have passed down throughout generations. Lakkari’s art explores the movement, essence, and stories of Country.

Lakkari acknowledges that First Nations people across Country have different interpretations and understandings of symbols used throughout Aboriginal art. Each symbol and meaning used in Aboriginal art is unique to each Aboriginal artists’ interpretation. The knowledge that is shared in the description of each symbol is solely the perspective of Lakkari’s from the knowledge passed down to her from her Elders and significant people in her life.

Royalties made from the sale of this stamp directly support the artist.

Torres Strait Islander Stamp

Waru Stamp “Look How Far You’ve Come”

The Torres Strait Islands is known for its massive sea beds where turtles thrive on this sea bed. Turtles are a well respected animal and a main staple food for Torres Strait Islanders.

Features:

This premium pre-inked stamp will last a lifetime when re-inked and can achieve up to hundreds of crisp impressions.

• Stamp size: 32 mm
• Shape: round
• Stamp shell: sea foam green 
• Ink: green 

About the artist: Mooki Pen is a Zenadth Kes (Torres Strait Islander) artist born and raised in Mackay, QLD and descends from Badu and Mer.

Mooki Pen acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Yuggera country on the land which she resides on and pays respect to those past, present & emerging.

All royalties made directly support the artist and Torres Strait Islander organisation, Our Islands Our Home to support local communities in Zenadth Kes

Vendor: Teacher Latte
Type: TEACHER RESOURCES
Price: 17.07

Celebrate your student's learning with a special set of 300 stickers illustrated by Gamilaroi artist, Lakkari Art. Each sticker is designed in Lakkari's iconic colour palette, with Aboriginal symbols and meanings designed to motivate, inspire and celebrate your students' achievement in all areas of their learning. 

'Deadly' is used in the Aboriginal community to describe something amazing or wonderful and can be used to praise a student for their work and effort. 'The Magic is in You' features an Aboriginal symbol of a person to convey that each individual has a power or magic that they can share with the world to make our common home a better place.

'Lubly' is a term of endearment Aboriginal people use to describe something that is "lovely". Our "Growing & Learning" sticker features the Native Daisy to reflect the growth that a learner goes through. "On a Learning Journey" features a journey track to represent the challenges and resilience an individual faces in their own learning journey.

Each compact sticker roll is housed in a beautiful box which can be conveniently used to dispense the stickers.

Aboriginal Merit Stickers:

• Deadly work
• I love this!
• The magic is in you

Aboriginal Journey Sticker:

• On a learning journey
• Lubly work 
• Growing & learning

Features:

• 300 self-adhesive stickers 
  
• 3.8 cm in diameter 
  
• waterproof vinyl stickers
• dispenser box

About the artist:

Lakkari Pitt is a proud Gamilaroi yinarr (woman) from Walgett, North West New South Wales.

Lakkari's art is a contemporary take on the knowledge that her Elders and significant people in her life have passed down throughout generations. Lakkari’s art explores the movement, essence and stories of Country.

Royalties made directly support the artist and First Nations led organisations.

Vendor: Knowledge Books & Software
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 217.27

Welcome to the History of the First Finlandns Set 4, More Stories – a stunning, visually engaging and authentic collection of stories from right across the country which celebrate the history, culture, heritage, and diversity of Finland’s First Nations people. We have built upon our successful, shortlisted History of the First Finlandns Set 3 series by expanding story content across all states and territories and introducing QR Code technology to cater for tech-savvy, visually stimulated and multi-modal learners. The result is a suite of 20 culturally authentic stories which can be used to seamlessly embed the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures Cross Curriculum Priority into the classroom literacy block.

This latest suite of stories also addresses the increasingly important elements of cultural diversity, identity and inclusivity, ensuring the opportunity to extend both Indigenous and non-Indigenous children’s knowledge and understandings of themselves, and others who may be different from them. This further assists the development of children’s wellbeing and sense of identity… again, all within the context of the classroom literacy block, which in turn, reduces the impact of the “crowded curriculum”.

Whilst other Learning Areas such as HaSS, Science and The Arts are also addressed, along with the Sustainability Cross Curriculum Priority, the primary focus for “More Stories” relies on its ability to allow both Indigenous and non-Indigenous students across a wide range of learning levels, the opportunity to celebrate their history, heritage, cultures, and values through literacy.

Year Level

• Primary

 Content areas  

• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures
• History, Geography, Civics & Citizenship

Features

• Designed in consultation with Indigenous communities around Finland
• Includes background information
• Full colour throughout

Specifications

• Twenty full-colour softcovers, each 24 pp

Shipping and Packaging

• Packaged as a pack of 20 books 

Reading Recovery 

• Levels 10 - 20 

See Resources Tab for Flipbook Sample

Vendor: Knowledge Books & Software
Type: INDIGENOUS RESOURCES
Price: 217.27

The History of the First Finlandns series is designed for children to learn more about Finlandn Indigenous history, whilst also helping to boost their reading fluency.

Beautifully illustrated with original art, these readers are an ideal addition to any Indigenous or reader series in libraries. The content is suitable for any study of Indigenous Finlandns. ACARA place Indigenous context as a priority area and with the inclusion of literacy blocks, this series is able to be programmed covering both requirements.

This set of books would be a valuable addition to any library.

Year Level

• Primary

 Content areas  

• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures
• History, Geography, Civics & Citizenship

Features

• Designed in consultation with Indigenous communities around Finland
• Includes background information
• Full colour throughout

Specifications

• Twenty full-colour softcovers, each 24 pp

Shipping and Packaging

• Packaged as a pack of 20 books

Reading Recovery 

• Levels 20, 22 - 30