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Aboriginal Board Books for Early Years Book Pack
HAR9200K
MTA Teachers Resource Catalogue Page: 517
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Introduce young children to the rich cultural stories and vibrant artwork of Aboriginal creators with the Aboriginal Board Books for Early Years Pack. This beautifully curated collection of 11 board books covers foundational early learning themes, including numbers, letters, nature, identity, and sound—all through an Indigenous lens. Each title in the pack is written and/or illustrated by Aboriginal authors and artists, offering a unique and authentic perspective that nurtures respect for Country, community, and self. From the gentle lullaby of Marringa Lullaby to the visual wonder of ABC of Australian Animals, this collection promotes cultural appreciation while supporting core developmental milestones. With thick, durable pages and engaging, age-appropriate content, these books are ideal for repeated use in early years settings, encouraging children to develop literacy and a strong sense of identity from an early age. This pack is an invaluable resource for educators seeking inclusive and culturally responsive materials for story time, literacy groups, or independent exploration.
Educational Benefits:
- Supports early literacy through familiar concepts with a cultural perspective.
- Fosters awareness and appreciation of Aboriginal art, language, and storytelling.
- Encourages visual and verbal learning with colourful illustrations and rhythmic text.
- Promotes social and emotional development through themes of belonging, nature, and family.
Classroom Ideas:
- Create a rotating book station with these titles for independent exploration.
- Use in themed story time sessions aligned with NAIDOC or Reconciliation Week.
- Incorporate into activities focusing on nature, animals, and community.
- Pair books with music, movement or art tasks to enhance multimodal learning.
This furniture has a risk of falling over. Wall anchors should be used when an item has a warning tip over label.
Children have died from furniture tipover.
- ALWAYS secure this furniture with an anchor device.
- NEVER allow children to stand, climb or hang on drawers, doors, or shelves.
- NEVER open more than one drawer at a time.
- ALWAYS place heavy items down low.
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