Aboriginal Science Topic Cards
$34.95
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Aboriginal Science Topic Cards
$34.95
Introduce children to the science, knowledge and innovation found within Aboriginal cultures with this set of 25 beautifully illustrated Science Topic Cards.
Each double-sided card features a visual image and information about a different topic, providing an engaging starting point for conversations, classroom activities and further learning.
Why you'll love them:
• 25 double-sided Aboriginal Science Topic Cards
• Explores Aboriginal science, knowledge and innovation
• Includes topics such as boomerang aerodynamics, bush medicine and traditional fire management
• Encourages curiosity, discussion and further research
• Great for classrooms, early learning and cultural learning activities
• A6 cards printed on durable 350gsm gloss-laminated artboard
• Suitable for ages 4+
A practical resource for educators wanting to introduce children to Aboriginal knowledge, science and innovation in an engaging and accessible way.
Product details
Set: 25 cards
Size: A6
Material: 350gsm artboard
Finish: Gloss laminate
Suitable for: Ages 4+
Frequently asked questions
What science topics are explored in the Aboriginal Science Topic Cards?
The 25 cards highlight Aboriginal scientific ingenuity and innovation, with examples including boomerang aerodynamics, making toxic foods edible, bush medicine, traditional fire management and Indigenous Rangers.
How are the Aboriginal Science Topic Cards structured?
Each A6 card is double-sided, with a visual image on one side and a snapshot of information on the other, making the set useful as an introduction to further science inquiry.
How can these cards connect First Nations knowledge with STEM?
Educators can use individual examples to show that Aboriginal knowledge systems include sophisticated observation, experimentation, engineering and environmental science developed over generations.
What age are the Aboriginal Science Topic Cards suitable for?
They are suitable for ages 4+, with educators adapting the scientific vocabulary and depth of inquiry to the age of learners.
What are some extension ideas for the Aboriginal Science Topic Cards?
Choose one topic for a deeper STEM investigation—for example testing aerodynamic shapes, exploring fire ecology or researching native plant processing—while using credible First Nations sources and community input where possible.