Does the River Know it’s Name?
Does the River Know it’s Name? 3 x 60 minutes Overview Lessons Media Worksheets Protocols Overview Acknowledgement At the heart of Jajoo Warrngara are the…
Does the River Know its Name?
Students explore First Nations languages, land, and culture through the Wurundjeri Multi-Touch Book Birrarung. …
Birrarung: A story from Wurundjeri Country
The Birrarung multi-touch book features the Wurundjeri Creation story of the Birrarung, the river of mist and shadows.
Wamba Wamba Storybook
The Wamba Wamba Multi-Touch Book includes two captivating tales shared and narrated by Traditional Custodian Uncle Ron Murray. "Muyi Muir" explores th…
Diversity of Arts Discovery Maps
We would like to acknowledge all of the communities contributing to the Diversity of Arts Discovery Maps content. These include the Elders, Storytelle…
Birds on Mirring (Country) Lesson 5
In this lesson, the focus shifts to endangered, threatened or vulnerable bird species, with a particular emphasis on those in your local area. An exemplary…
Birds on Mirring (Country) Lesson 4
Following on from the last lesson, discuss the birds that were discovered in the area. Talk about the bird’s characteristics, habitat and behaviours. Introduce films,…
Birds on Mirring (Country) Lesson 3
Embark on a bird watching adventure! Head outdoors, whether on the oval or in a local park, for a nature walk. Consider reaching out to…
Birds on Mirring (Country) Lesson 2
Following on from the last lesson, students independently select a bird species of interest and conduct online research to explore a variety of native birds. …
Birds on Mirring (Country) Lesson 1
Watch the Gunditjmara Welcome to Country by Traditional Custodian, in the Kayap Kiling: The First Waterholes Multi-Touch Book on pg 7. Read and engage with…
