The Creatures from Sea Country Big Book takes children on an underwater adventure, exploring the rich marine life of Australia through Indigenous art. Illustrated by Kiz Costelloe, a proud Mandandanji and Noonuccal woman, this A3-sized, 16-page book features stunning depictions of sea creatures such as the sea turtle, octopus, and stingray. Each page highlights the deep cultural connections between Indigenous communities and the ocean, showcasing the spiritual significance of marine animals and their role in traditional storytelling.
Why this book is beneficial for educational use:
- Introduces children to Indigenous perspectives on marine life.
- Encourages discussions about the importance of ocean conservation and sustainability.
- Develops storytelling and creative thinking through artistic interpretation.
- Enhances early literacy and comprehension with engaging visuals and descriptive text.
- Supports cultural appreciation by showcasing the spiritual and environmental significance of sea creatures.
Classroom ideas for incorporating the Creatures from Sea Country Big Book:
- Use the book as part of an ocean studies unit to explore marine ecosystems.
- Pair with Dreamtime stories about the sea and discuss the significance of different marine animals.
- Encourage students to create their own Aboriginal-style sea creature artwork.
- Integrate into science lessons on marine biodiversity and conservation.
- Facilitate a discussion on the importance of the ocean in Indigenous traditions and daily life.
Product Details:
- Size: A3 (42cm x 30cm)
- Pages: 16 pages
- Illustrator: Kiz Costelloe, proud Mandandanji and Noonuccal woman
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