Aboriginal Topic Cards
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$29.95
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$34.95
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Aboriginal Topic Cards
Sale price
$29.95
Regular price
$34.95
Introduce children to a range of Aboriginal topics with this set of 30 beautifully illustrated, double-sided cards.
Each card features a visual image on one side and a snapshot of information on the other, providing an easy starting point for classroom conversations, research and further learning about Aboriginal history and continuing culture.
Why you'll love them:
• 30 double-sided Aboriginal Topic Cards
• Covers topics including Kinship, Totems, Caring for Country, Uluru, Aboriginal Shields, Rainbow Serpent and Aboriginal Dance
• Combines visual learning with accessible information
• Great for classroom discussions, small-group activities and topic stations
• Encourages children to ask questions and explore topics further
• A6 size with durable 350gsm gloss-laminated card
• Suitable for ages 4+
A practical and engaging resource for educators introducing children to Aboriginal culture, history and key concepts through discussion, observation and learning.
Product details
Set: 30 cards
Size: A6
Material: 350gsm artboard
Finish: Gloss laminate
Suitable for: Ages 4+
Frequently asked questions
What topics are included in the Aboriginal Topic Cards?
The 30 double-sided cards introduce topics including Kinship, Totems, Caring for Country, Uluru, Aboriginal Shields, the Rainbow Serpent and Aboriginal Dance, with an image on one side and introductory information on the other.
How can educators use the Aboriginal Topic Cards?
Use a card as a 'topic of the day', inquiry prompt or small-group station. Students can examine the image first, share what they notice, then read the information side and investigate the topic further.
What age are the Aboriginal Topic Cards suitable for?
They are suitable for ages 4+ and can be adapted across age groups by varying the depth of discussion, research and follow-up activities.
Can the Aboriginal Topic Cards support First Nations perspectives?
Yes. Aboriginal Topic Cards is an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander-designed or culturally focused resource that can support the teaching of First Nations perspectives. It should be used in conjunction with other learning materials that provide appropriate cultural context and deeper learning, and educators are encouraged to seek guidance and input from their local Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander community where possible.
How can learning be extended beyond the Aboriginal Topic Cards?
Students can create mini posters, reflections, research projects or questions inspired by individual cards. Pair them with Aboriginal-authored books, First Nations sources and local community knowledge so each topic is explored in greater depth.