frequently asked questions
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Super Snake tells a Rainbow Serpent story about Mundegutta Gooriya, who arrives during a drought and helps the Elders find water. The story explores water, Country, sharing and community.
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Super Snake was written and illustrated by Gregg Dreise, a proud descendant of the Goomelroi/Kamilaroi and Euahlayi peoples of south-west Queensland and north-west New South Wales.
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The Rainbow Serpent appears in the story as Mundegutta Gooriya the Super Snake. Gregg Dreise created this story from his own cultural perspective, highlighting the diversity of Aboriginal Countries and cultures across Australia.
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Children can explore Aboriginal storytelling, Country, water, drought, sharing and community. The story also provides opportunities to discuss caring for the environment and the importance of water.
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Yes. Super Snake is suitable for primary classrooms and has been used for learning across English and Geography, including lessons about First Nations connections to Country, language, creation stories and caring for the environment.