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Painted in Minang Country by Kiya Watt and Lavinia Bennell-Aylmore, these indigenous shaker sticks have been developed to assist with embedding Aboriginal culture into classroom. With an ergonomic design to help small hands to grasp and play, children will be encouraged to explore a range of musical concepts. Ideal for use in areas across the entire curriculum. Made from wood in Minang Country, Western Australia.
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Arts and movement activities are incorporated into learning experiences that focus on topics of children's interests. Children learn through sensory exploration with resources including painting, block building, and construction as they develop their understanding of how things look and work in the world around them. Additional skills are developed, including those that encourage co-ordination and dexterity, learning through sequences and steps.
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Painted in Minang Country by Kiya Watt and Lavinia Bennell-Aylmore, these indigenous shaker sticks have been developed to assist with embedding Aboriginal culture into classroom. With an ergonomic design to help small hands to grasp and play, children will be encouraged to explore a range of musical concepts. Ideal for use in areas across the entire curriculum. Made from wood in Minang Country, Western Australia.
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