Aboriginal Symbols Starter Bundle

Aboriginal Symbols Starter Bundle

Sale price  $71.91 Regular price  $79.90
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Aboriginal Symbols Starter Bundle

Aboriginal Symbols Starter Bundle

Sale price  $71.91 Regular price  $79.90

Introduce children to Aboriginal symbols and storytelling with our Aboriginal Symbols Starter Bundle, a simple, hands-on combination of resources designed to encourage conversation, creativity and story-making in early learning environments.

Featuring our Aboriginal Storytelling Cubes and Aboriginal Symbol Cards, this pack gives educators a practical starting point for exploring how symbols can be used to represent people, places, animals, Country and experiences.

Children can explore the symbols on the cards, use them as prompts for discussion and then roll the storytelling cubes to inspire their own stories. Together, the resources encourage children to observe, talk, imagine and create while developing an understanding that symbols can communicate meaning and help tell stories.

Why you’ll love it:

• A simple starting point for introducing Aboriginal symbols
• Encourages storytelling, oral language and creative thinking
• Supports conversations about Country, people, animals and place
• Encourages children to recognise and explore the meaning of different symbols
• Provides opportunities for child-led and open-ended learning
• Great for yarning circles, small-group experiences and storytelling activities
• Easy to incorporate into literacy, sensory play and creative learning experiences
• Designed to be used together or as individual classroom resources

What's included:

Aboriginal Storytelling Cubes
A hands-on storytelling resource designed to encourage children to create and share their own stories. Roll the cubes and use the symbols that appear as prompts to develop a story, start a yarn or inspire a play-based learning experience.

Aboriginal Symbol Cards
A visual resource introducing children to a selection of Aboriginal symbols. Use the cards to explore individual symbols and their meanings, as storytelling prompts, or alongside the Storytelling Cubes to extend children's learning.

Product details

Includes: Aboriginal Storytelling Cubes + Aboriginal Symbol Cards
Learning areas: Storytelling, oral language, literacy, creative thinking, symbol recognition and cultural learning
Suitable for: Early childhood, kindergarten, preschool and primary school settings
Great for: Yarning circles, group time, literacy experiences, storytelling and play-based learning
Recommended use: Aboriginal symbols and their meanings can vary between people, communities and contexts. Use these resources as a starting point for learning and conversation, alongside Aboriginal-authored resources and local community knowledge where possible.

The Aboriginal Symbols Starter Pack provides an engaging way to begin exploring symbols through storytelling, encouraging children to look closely, ask questions, share ideas and create stories of their own.

Frequently asked questions

What is included in the Aboriginal Symbols Starter Bundle?
This bundle includes our Aboriginal Storytelling Cubes and Aboriginal Symbol Cards. Together, these hands-on resources encourage children to explore Aboriginal symbols, develop storytelling skills and engage in creative, play-based learning.
What age group is the Aboriginal Symbols Starter Bundle suitable for?
The bundle is suitable for early childhood, kindergarten, preschool and primary school settings. Educators can adapt activities to suit children's ages, interests and learning abilities.
How can I use Aboriginal symbols to encourage storytelling?
Children can explore the Aboriginal Symbol Cards to discover different symbols and their meanings, then roll the Storytelling Cubes to inspire their own stories. These activities encourage imagination, oral language, creative thinking and conversations about Country, people, animals and places.
Can the Aboriginal Symbols Starter Bundle be used in the classroom?
Absolutely! This bundle is ideal for yarning circles, group time, literacy activities and creative play. Educators can use the resources individually or together to introduce Aboriginal symbols and encourage children to share ideas, ask questions and create stories.
Do Aboriginal symbols have the same meaning across all Aboriginal cultures?
No. Aboriginal symbols and their meanings can vary between communities, cultural contexts and artists. These resources provide a starting point for exploring symbols and storytelling. We encourage educators to use them alongside Aboriginal-authored learning materials and seek guidance from local Aboriginal communities where possible.

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