Does the River Know it’s Name?
Overview Links to Resources Overview Acknowledgement At the heart of Jajoo Warrngara are the communities that lead the work on Country. We would like to acknowledge…
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…
Tree Huggers
Students explore the cultural, environmental, and historical significance of trees. They research the critical roles trees play in maintaining biod…
Tree Huggers
Overview Links to Resources Overview Overview In this unit, students explore the cultural, environmental, and historical significance of trees. Drawing inspiration from the rich narratives…
Tree Hugger Lesson 4
Following on from the last lesson, explore the concept of “Tree Hugging” as both a symbolic and practical approach to protecting ancient trees. Look into…
Tree Hugger Lesson 3
Begin the lesson by presenting selected clips from the documentary “The Giants,” which explores the awe-inspiring ancient and remarkable trees located in Tasmania. The documentary…
Tree Huggers Lesson 1
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…
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…
