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CARING FOR COUNTRY FIRST AUSTRALIANS W 3 by ALBERT TRISH
Category: Children's History | Series: First Australians: Plenty Stories
Items left behind in the landscape by Aboriginal people tell a fascinating human history stretching back over 50,000 years. Find out why the discoveries of human burials and footprints are of worldwide importance. Explore the cultural heritage of the Willandra Lakes region - a special place for the Paak ...Show more
CELEBRATING SURVIVAL DAY FIRST AUSTRALIANS W 1 by ALBERT T.
Category: Children's History | Series: First Australians: Plenty Stories
This series explores the histories, cultures and identities of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. For middle primary.
DISCOVERING ABORIGINAL AUSTRALIA FIRST AUSTRALIANS W1 by ALBERT T.
Category: Children's History | Series: First Australians: Plenty Stories
This series explores the histories, cultures and identities of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. For middle primary.
FIGHTING FOR RIGHTS FIRST AUSTRALIANS W 1 by ALBERT T.
Category: Children's History | Series: First Australians: Plenty Stories
This series explores the histories, cultures and identities of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. For middle primary.
First Australians INDIGENOUS SPORTING GREATS FIRST AUSTRALIANS W 2 by ALBERT T.
Category: Children's Reference | Series: First Australians: Plenty Stories
Celebrates the achievements of Indigenous sportsmen and women and their contributions to Australian life and through their voices learn about the policies and attitudes of Australians towards Indigenious people.
IT'S MORE THAN ART FIRST AUSTRLIANS W 4 by ALBERT TRISH
Category: No Category | Series: First Australians: Plenty Stories
KAISANA'S JOURNEY TO TORRES STRAIT FIRST AUSTRALIANS W 1 by ALBERT T.
Category: Children's History | Series: First Australians: Plenty Stories
This series explores the histories, cultures and identities of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. For middle primary.
KAURAREG MOB FIRST AUSTRALIANS W 4 by ALBERT TRISH
Category: No Category | Series: First Australians: Plenty Stories
The Kaurareg are an Aboriginal seafaring people who come from the inner islands off the tip of Cape York Peninsula. Find out about how they were forcibly removed from their homelands in the early 1900s and how one man led their return in 1947. Explore how Kaurareg people have held onto their culture and ...Show more
LIFE AT MULGA BORE FIRST AUSTRALIANS W 3 by ALBERT TRISH
Category: Children's History | Series: First Australians: Plenty Stories
Meet Lindsay Bird Mpetyane, an Anmatyerr man from Mulga Bore in Central Australia. Follow the marking of Lindsay's Bush Plum Dreaming painting, and discover why he paints this special story. Learn how Lindsay and other elders celebrate and teach their Anmatyerr culture to children through various activi ...Show more
MAKING A DIFFERENCE FIRST AUSTRALIANS W 4 by ALBERT TRISH
Category: No Category | Series: First Australians: Plenty Stories
REMEMBERING CONISTON FIRST AUSTRLIANS W 3 by ALBERT TRISH
Category: Children's History | Series: First Australians: Plenty Stories
In 1928 in Central Australia, the killing of a European by an Aboriginal man led to expeditions by a police party that resulted in many Aboriginal deaths. These killings are known as the Coniston massacre. How did society view these tragic events? Did Aboriginal people have a voice in 1928? Seventy-five ...Show more
STORIES THROUGH ART FIRST AUSTRALIANS W 3 by ALBERT TRISH
Category: Children's History | Series: First Australians: Plenty Stories
Art plays an important role in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture. It is a way for artists to express their histories, cultural identities and opinions and to share their stories with others. In this book we explore an exciting range of artworks from paintings and sculptures to jewellery and ...Show more