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A blog post filled with our most loved First Nations children's books that feature mothers, aunties, nanas, and of course Mother Earth.

This blog post provides teachers with 9 First Nations children's books to support discussions around January 26, 'Australia Day'.

Today, I would like to acknowledge the Yuggera people as the Traditional Owners of the beautiful land I am standing on today. From the...

Looking for NAIDOC Week teaching resources, classroom activities or printables for your classroom? Then you need this post!

A detailed set of teaching notes for the incredible First Nations children's book, Ceremony by Adam Goodes & Ellie Laing.

Today I want to share with you a detailed set of fully linked teaching notes for the incredible First Nations children's book Charlie's Swim

In this post I share with you 25 of my most loved First Nations teaching resources you can use in your classroom for Clean Up Australia Day.

Kunyi by Kunyi June Anne McInerney Book review for teachers and lesson ideas for years 2 to year 6.

Cooee Mittigar - A Story on Darug Songlines by Jasmine Seymour | Teacher book review and classroom activities

Fair Skin Black Fella by Renee Fogorty - A book review for teachers

Bindi by Kirli Saunders and illustrated by Dub Leffler: A teacher book review and lesson ideas.

Our World Bardi Jaawi Life At Ardiyooloon by One Arm Point Remote Community School book review and lessons.

Today, I would like to acknowledge the Yuggera people as the Traditional Custodians of the beautiful land I am standing on today. From...

This blog post highlights all of the First Nations resources shared with you this month, along with a great competition for you to enter.

Respect by Aunty Fay Muir and Sue Lawson and illustrated by Lisa Kennedy | First Nations Book Review and matching teaching resources.

Sorry Day by Coral Vass and Dub Leffler. A book review for teachers with links to free resources to support your teaching.

Bronwyn shares stories and knowledge of Country and her connection, in a way that is easy to understand for all students.