Jaara Welcome
Jaara Elder, Rick Nelson welcomes you to Jaara Country and shares knowledge about the plants used in the smoking ceremony.
Subject: English
Living Waters – Year 7 English
Explore the importance of water for First Nations peoples. The starting point for learning is through the representation of water in two Aborigin…
Returning Language to Place
The intended learning for the lesson: Students will conduct research to identify different sources of information and identify different points of …
Knowledge Through Story
Students will learn about The story: Yurlu: the Kingfisher Man and its importance to the Adnyamathanha people. They will listen to three o…
Significance of Country
This session deepens students’ understanding of Yurlu, the Kingfisher Man and enables them to become familiar with features of Adnyamathanha Coun…
Woonyoomboo – The Night Heron film
Woonyoomboo is a major Creation Ancestor for the Nyikina people. This story shows how and where Woonyoomboo lived and travelled and how he brought the…
Leave It There for the Next Little Fellas
Leave It There for the Next Little Fellas relates to the emu, and knowledge about the season in which to collect eggs and hunt the emu in sustainable …
Yurlu: The Kingfisher Man
The Adnyamathanha Creation story Yurlu: The Kingfisher Man is an important account of the Creation and history of the Flinders Ranges of South Austral…
The Eagle, the Crow and the Bat
The Eagle, the Crow and the Bat is a teaching that explains how the Crow discovered fire and why his feathers are black today.
Gandjaḻaḻa: Sugar Bag Hunter
Gaṉdjaḻaḻa: Sugar Bag Hunter is a story from the Wägilak people of Yolngu Country and follows Gaṉdjaḻaḻa on his journey to collect the sa…
