Floods and Drought Lesson 2
Form a yarning circle to discuss elements from the Dunggula: Murray River story. Ask about how the rain fell. What might the weather have been…
Floods and Drought Lesson 3
Following on from the last lesson, students discuss in pairs how rainfall might cause floods in their communities. Investigate the different types of floods that…
Floods and Drought Lesson 4
Facilitate class reflection exploring the themes of the previous lessons. Consider solutions to extreme weather events. Can extreme weather events be prevented? If not, how…
Floods and Drought
Students investigate both the natural and human-made factors contributing to floods and drought. With a focus on extreme weather events, they desig…
Floods and Drought
Overview Links to Resources Overview AcknowledgementAt the heart of the Jajoo Warrngara are the communities that lead our work on Country. We pay our respects…
Knowledge through Story
Overview Links to Resources Overview Overview This session deepens students’ understanding of Yurlu, the Kingfisher Man and enables them to become familiar with features of…
Stories of the Earth, Animals, Sky and Waterways
Students begin this lesson by investigating why Aboriginal stories exist and the varied ways in which they are transmitted. They go on to explore t…
Stories of the Earth, Animals, Sky and Waterways Lesson 2
Revisit the Gandjaḻaḻa: The Sugarbag Hunter Multi-touch Book and storyboards completed from Lesson 1 to identify all elements of the story of Gandjaḻaḻa. Invite a…
Stories of the Earth, Animals, Sky and Waterways Lesson 1
Looking at the artwork on the front cover of the Gandjaḻaḻa: The Sugarbag Hunter Multi-Touch Book what do students think the artist is representing within…
Stories of the Earth, Animals, Sky and Waterways
Overview Links to Resources Overview Overview Students begin this lesson by investigating why Aboriginal stories exist and the varied ways in which they are transmitted.…
