Aboriginal Noongar Symbol Rolling Balls - By Simone Hills

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. Includes 6 balls and a wooden tray.

Description provided by emerging Noongar Artist Simone Hills. Simone is a member of the Indigenous Arts Code.

Includes 6 wooden roller balls and a wooden storage tray. Made from wood, with each ball measuring approximately 5cm in diameter.

EYLF Learning Outcome Connections

Outcome 2.1: Children develop a sense of belonging as they engage with Aboriginal Artwork Symbols through respectful storytelling, shared play and cultural learning experiences.

Outcome 5.4: Children begin to recognise and explore symbols and patterns as they create meaning through Aboriginal Artwork Symbols and their own visual storytelling.