Integrating Indigenous perspectives
Integrating Indigenous perspectives into early childhood environments brings benefits for all children, as well as educators. Some ideas may help shape a more holistic approach.
Integrating Indigenous perspectives into early childhood environments brings benefits for all children, as well as educators. Some ideas may help shape a more holistic approach.
This Indigenous morality tale with its vibrant illustrations is a great starting point for observations and talking about scientific language.
Torres Strait Islander Thomas Mayor dedicates his story about the Uluru Statement to the children. How do they feel about Australia’s future?
A beautiful introduction to Indigenous culture, you are invited to witness how the custom of the smoking ceremony connects a baby to Country.
Belonging, Being and Becoming are important aspects of children’s lives and are beautifully conveyed by the children featured in this book.
Predictions can serve as hypotheses during scientific research. What ideas do children have and what stories do they know about the rain?
Invite your children to sit in a circle to enjoy every page, and use each one as an invitation to spark different paths of inquiry.