NAIDOC – STRENGTH: What does it mean to be strong?
Students explore the idea of strength and how it can take different forms depending on people’s circumstances. They engage in hands-on activities…
Subject: Health and Physical Education
Tree Hugger Lesson 2
Following on from the last lesson, revisit the Wamba Wamba Multi-Touch Book and the Muyi Mir story. Explore the Wamba Wamba Interactive Map on page…
Cool, Calm and Deadly Lesson 3
Facilitate a class discussion recapping the Poppy-May Woora Remind students of Poppy’s determination and resilience. Some guiding questions to support this conversation:- When Poppy-May jumped…
Cool, Calm and Deadly Lesson 2
Form a yarning circle to discuss the Boodama Bush artwork from the last lesson. Identify if there are any common colours/emotions in the leaves. What…
Cool, Calm and Deadly Lesson 1
Share the Multi-touch Book Poppy-May Woora with the class. Using the Map of Indigenous Australia | AIATSIS identify where Ghungalu Country is. Ask students to…
Cool, Calm and Deadly
Cool, Calm and Deadly
Cool, Calm and Deadly 3 lessons x 60 mins Overview Lessons Media Worksheets Protocols Overview Acknowledgement At the heart of Jajoo Warrngara are the communities…
Wägilak weaving
Reanie Billy and Patricia Forbes show us the process of creating a ḏimbuka from start to finish.
Ghungalu Gumby Gumby
Ghungalu Elder Uncle Steve Kemp introduces us to the Gumby Gumby tree, a tree whose medicinal properties have been used for thousands of years.
Ghungalu Welcome
Ghungalu Elder Uncle Steve Kemp welcomes you to Ghungalu Country through a smoking ceremony.
