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Teachers (SOSE/Aboriginal Studies) WHAT ARE YOU DOING FOR HARMONY WEEK AND NAIDOC (National Aboriginal and Islanders Day of Celebrations) WEEK? Learning Experience suitable for: early to middle childhood (typically years K-7) Description: Treat your students to an excursion to Herdsman Lake, where they can 'go walkabout' with their Nyungar guides and experience the life of traditional Nyungar living. Students will participate in a series of 'hands-on' indigenous learning experiences (approx 30 min each) which have been arranged in a rotational program. Curriculum Frame Work Links
The Integrated Learning Experiences include: Nyungar
Tool makingDiscover how the Nyungar people used natural materials to make tools such as stone axes and make your own. Nyungar Dance and Story-telling With no written language the Nyungars were expert communicators and educators : Learn to become one with nature around you. The ultimate in student motivation - learn or go hungry! Nyungar Hunting - spear throwing Learn how to hunt the Nyungar way - have a go at spearing your own kangaroo! Bush-Tucker and Bush Medicine Learn the secrets of survival in the swamp -try bush-tucker and bush medicine as you wander through the swamp on our swamp boardwalk. Nyungar
GraffitiForget spray-cans! Learn the Nyungar way of signing your 'Tag' and paint your Nih' (signature). Schools will keep a copy of class Nih's. Nyungar Know How Examine Nyungar artefacts, discuss and explore their uses from ceremonial uses, and methods of communication to everyday hunting and gathering uses. Smoking Ceremony Encompass the culture and spirituality of the Nyungar people. Let the smells and sights foster the harmony of the Nyungar culture. Nyungar camp food Forget Big Mac's - this is Mac Skippy! Have a taste of BBQ Kangaroo and Traditional Damper. Each student will receive a small piece of Kangaroo on a piece of traditional damper. (additional $4/student for this experience). Nyungar Survivor So you are a Survivor Fan? Well now is your chance to train up! Learn the Nyungar art of building a shelter (Mia Mia) using the natural materials around you and then have a go at lighting a fire the Nyungar way. PLAN FOR YOUR TRADITIONAL INDIGENOUS DAY IDEAL FOR HARMONY / NAIDOC WEEK
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