Natural 'Walking on Country' Rollers
$44.95
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Natural 'Walking on Country' Rollers
$44.95
Bring Aboriginal art, sensory play and connection to Country together with this set of three natural story rollers.
Children can use the rollers with playdough to create designs showing people walking on Country, meeting places and landscapes, and collecting bush foods by the river. These hands-on designs encourage storytelling, imagination and conversations about Country.
Why you'll love them:
• Set of 3 natural story rollers
• Features Aboriginal art by Mirii Designs
• Includes designs inspired by walking on Country, meeting places and collecting bush foods
• Great for playdough, sensory play and storytelling
• Encourages creativity and imaginative play
• Made from plant-based, biodegradable PLA
• Comes in a calico storage bag
• Suitable for children aged 4+
• Australian made
A beautiful hands-on resource for early learning, sensory play and introducing children to Aboriginal art, storytelling and connection to Country.
Product details
Set: 3 rollers
Designs: Meeting places and landscape, people walking on Country, collecting bush foods by the river
Material: Plant-based PLA
Dimensions: Approx. 3cm diameter × 10cm long
Packaging: Calico storage bag
Age: 4+ years
Artwork: Mirii Designs
Made: Australia
Frequently asked questions
What are the Natural 'Walking on Country' Rollers?
The Natural 'Walking on Country' Rollers are hands-on sensory and storytelling resources that children can roll through suitable materials such as playdough or clay to create patterns, tracks or story prompts.
How can educators use the Natural 'Walking on Country' Rollers?
Educators can use the Natural 'Walking on Country' Rollers for sensory play, storytelling, oral language, creative expression and inquiry-based experiences in early learning and classroom settings.
What skills can children develop using the Natural 'Walking on Country' Rollers?
Using the Natural 'Walking on Country' Rollers can support fine motor development, hand-eye coordination, language, imagination, pattern recognition and collaborative storytelling.
Can the Natural 'Walking on Country' Rollers support learning about Country?
Yes. This Aboriginal-designed resource can support learning about Country and First Nations perspectives. It should be used alongside 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.
What materials can be used with the Natural 'Walking on Country' Rollers?
The Natural 'Walking on Country' Rollers work well with suitable sensory materials that hold an impression, such as playdough or clay. They can also be combined with loose parts and storytelling prompts to extend play.