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Aboriginal Symbol Stampers Set 2
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The Aboriginal Symbol Eco Stampers Set introduces young learners to traditional Aboriginal symbols in an engaging and eco-friendly way. Crafted from 100% biodegradable, plant-based materials, these natural stampers are perfect for incorporating into art projects, storytelling, or cultural lessons.
Each set includes 10 unique symbols related to the themes of Country and Hunting, such as Stars, Waterflow, Boomerang, Possum Tracks, and more.
Designed with sustainability in mind, these stampers are made from renewable resources like cornstarch and sugarcane, reducing plastic waste and promoting environmental consciousness. They are non-toxic and safe for children aged 4+, offering an interactive, hands-on experience that combines cultural learning with creativity.
The symbols featured in the set play a significant role in Aboriginal storytelling, serving as visual representations of traditional knowledge passed down through generations. While the meanings of these symbols can vary across different Aboriginal groups, they provide a valuable resource for understanding the connection to land, nature, and heritage.
Educational Benefits:
- Cultural Awareness: Introduces students to Aboriginal symbols and their importance in storytelling and communication.
- Hands-On Learning: Encourages children to explore Indigenous culture through tactile and creative activities.
- Environmental Education: Made from biodegradable, eco-friendly materials, promoting sustainability and reducing plastic pollution.
- Creative Expression: Provides a fun and interactive way to incorporate symbols into arts, crafts, and storytelling.
- Safe & Durable: Non-toxic and safe for children aged 4+.
Classroom Ideas:
- Storytelling: Students can create their own visual stories using the symbols, connecting them to personal or cultural narratives.
- Art Projects: Incorporate the stampers into printmaking or mixed-media artworks to enhance creativity.
- Cultural Discussions: Use the symbols to spark conversations about Aboriginal culture, history, and the significance of symbols in communication.
- Collaborative Projects: Have students work together to create group stories or artworks using the stampers.
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.
