Nurayill, Curlew, Platypus, Pondi! Lesson 4
Following on from the last lesson, discuss the significance of the animals in the Wamba Wamba stories such as Nurrayil and Pondi. What native animals…
Following on from the last lesson, discuss the significance of the animals in the Wamba Wamba stories such as Nurrayil and Pondi. What native animals…
Begin with a brief overview of food chains, explaining the concept of energy transfer from producers to consumers and the roles of herbivores, carnivores, and…
Prior to the start of the lesson, designate sections on the walls for the names of the animals from the Muyi Mir or Pondi stories.…
Watch the Wamba Wamba Welcome to Country by Traditional Custodian, Uncle Ron Murray in the Wamba Wamba Multi-Touch Book on pg 7. Read and engage…
Overview Links to Resources Overview Overview In this unit, students engage with the Wamba Wamba multi-touch book and explore both Muyi Mir and Pondi stories.…
Students engage with the Wamba Wamba multi-touch book and explore both Muyi Mir and Pondi stories. They gain an understanding of animal characteris…
In this unit, students will explore the Country, people, and culture of the Barkandji, Mutthi Mutthi, and Ngiyampaa peoples through research, maps,…
Overview Links to Resources Overview Overview Intended learning for the lessons: Students will connect with Country/place, people and the Culture of the Barkandji, Mutthi Mutthi…
Listen to the Welcome to Country with your students on page 5 of the Multi-touch Book Leave it There for the Next Little Fellas. As…
Always work in collaboration with the Traditional Custodians and be guided by their direction. Using the Map of Indigenous Australia | AIATSIS identify the Country…
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