Explore the fascinating world of First Nations seasonal knowledge with this engaging educational story bag. Featuring the beautiful Ask Aunty: Seasons book and a large A3 Aboriginal Seasons Calendar puzzle, this set helps children discover how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples observe the changing environment through natural signs, weather patterns, plants, and animals.
Unlike the four-season calendar, many First Nations cultures recognise multiple seasons based on Country and local environmental changes. This hands-on resource encourages children to learn about Indigenous knowledge systems while developing literacy, problem-solving, and cultural understanding.
This Story Bag Includes:
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Ask Aunty: Seasons – An Introduction to First Nations Seasons book
- A3 Aboriginal Seasons Calendar 24-piece puzzle
- Opportunities for storytelling, discussion, and cultural learning
- Visual exploration of seasonal changes and connections to Country
Learning Outcomes:
- Develop an understanding of First Nations perspectives on seasons and nature
- Encourage literacy, language, and storytelling skills
- Strengthen problem-solving and fine motor skills through puzzle play
- Foster respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures
- Explore environmental awareness and connections between people and Country
Perfect for schools, childcare centres, kindergartens, homeschool learning, Reconciliation Week, NAIDOC Week, and Indigenous studies programs.
Recommended Age: 3+ years
Children will discover how First Nations peoples have observed and cared for Country for thousands of years, learning that the natural world provides important clues about changing seasons and life cycles.
