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This wooden imprint roller ball set is a great resource for Koolangka kids to get creative with while kadadjiny learning about Aboriginal Artwork Symbols through waabiny play. Use the ball rollers to create your own stories in a range of sensory settings; try them in a dampened sand pit/tray, roll them on a paint-stamping sponge, then onto paper/card for a stamp-like effect or roll them on dough. Perfect for quiet times too - Koolangka kids can create and share stories with a friend while relaxing and running their fingers over the imprints on the smooth woodgrain surface. Download the symbol meaning card and have it handy to extend and enrich learning. Includes 6 balls and a wooden tray.
Description provided by emerging Noongar Artist Simone Hills. Simone is a member of the Indigenous Arts Code.
Made from wood. Measures approx. 5cmW
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National NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia in the first week of July each year, to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC Week is an opportunity for all Australians to learn about First Nations cultures and histories and participate in celebrations of the oldest, continuous living cultures on earth.
This wooden imprint roller ball set is a great resource for Koolangka kids to get creative with while kadadjiny learning about Aboriginal Artwork Symbols through waabiny play. Use the ball rollers to create your own stories in a range of sensory settings; try them in a dampened sand pit/tray, roll them on a paint-stamping sponge, then onto paper/card for a stamp-like effect or roll them on dough. Perfect for quiet times too - Koolangka kids can create and share stories with a friend while relaxing and running their fingers over the imprints on the smooth woodgrain surface. Download the symbol meaning card and have it handy to extend and enrich learning. Includes 6 balls and a wooden tray.
Description provided by emerging Noongar Artist Simone Hills. Simone is a member of the Indigenous Arts Code.
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