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Aboriginal Warrior Doll
KU0201
MTA Teachers Resource Catalogue Page: 694
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The Aboriginal Warrior Doll is a beautifully handcrafted, soft-bodied 36cm doll that celebrates Aboriginal culture, identity, and tradition. Featuring traditional body art and supplied with a Wiradjuri language name tag and its English meaning, it provides an authentic way for children to explore Aboriginal heritage through imaginative play. Designed by Wiradjuri woman Nola Turner-Jensen with artist Carmel Skelton from the Torres Strait Islands, each doll is individually handmade, with slight variations in features, fabrics, and details that make every doll unique. Proudly made in Australia, it is a valuable addition to classrooms, early learning settings, and homes.
Educational Benefits:
- Encourages respect and appreciation for Aboriginal culture, traditions, and identity.
- Supports storytelling, communication, and imaginative play.
- Develops fine motor skills through hands-on play and interaction.
- Promotes empathy, inclusion, and understanding of different cultures and perspectives.
Classroom Ideas:
- Explore Aboriginal stories, traditions, and cultural heritage through storytelling activities.
- Add the doll to dramatic play areas to encourage imaginative play and social interaction.
- Pair the doll with other multicultural dolls to discuss diversity, identity, and inclusion.
- Create artwork inspired by traditional Aboriginal symbols and body art while learning about their cultural significance.
Safety & Information:
- Suitable for children aged 3+ years.
- Measures 36cm high.
- Soft-bodied, handmade fabric doll featuring traditional body art. Fabrics, features, and details may vary.
- Includes a Wiradjuri language name tag with its English meaning.
- Made in Australia.
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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