This Indigenous Cards Four Pack includes the Aboriginal Topic Cards, Aboriginal Symbol Cards, Aboriginal Tools Memory Cards and the Bush Foods Snap Cards. A total of $131.85 value for only $110. Purchasing this way saves you over $20!

Product Description:

Aboriginal Topic Cards:

A beautifully visual set of 30 Topic Cards about Aboriginal Australia. These cards are designed to be used as a starting point for learning more about the beautiful history and continuing culture of Australia’s Aboriginal people. Take these cards and use them as ideas for Aboriginal topics to share in the classroom. For any age group.

Cards are double-sided; one side with a beautiful visual image to accompany the topic, and the other side a snapshot of information to get you started in your learning on that particular topic.

Cards cover content such as: Kinship; Totems; Caring for Country; Uluru; Aboriginal Shields; Rainbow Serpent; Aboriginal Dance, and so much more.

Cards are A6 size and printed on high quality 350gsm artboard that is gloss laminate.

Aboriginal Symbol Cards:

A beautiful set of 20 Aboriginal symbols cards. The easy way to increase cultural insight of children by teaching them some commonly recognised Aboriginal symbols.

A6 size, printed on high quality 350gsm artboard, gloss laminate.

Aboriginal Tools Memory Cards:

This memory card game contains 25 cards (12 matching pairs plus an instruction card). It can be played with one or more players and is a great learning exercise, enhancing cognition and memory.

Children are challenged to memorise the locations of cards set out in a grid, and at the same time, through playing they become familiar with a range of Aboriginal tools.

Card images include: Boomerang, Clapsticks, Coolamon, Didgeridoo, Dilly Bag, Emu Caller, Fish Trap, Grindstone, Shell Fish Hook, Shield, Spear and Woomera.

Card size is 7.5cm x 10.5xm and all are printed on 300gsm gloss laminate for durability.

Bush Foods Snap Cards:

40 Playing cards for Snap or Memory games. For thousands of years, Aboriginal people have utilised and cared for the Australian landscape. Plant foods consumed across the continent varies greatly, and the harvesting of these foods forms an important part of cultural, spiritual and community life.

With this Snap Game (which can also be used as a Memory Game), children can learn about the important concept of matching pairs and also learn about some Australian native plant bush foods.