Early Years Learning Resource Pack
Early Years Learning Resource Pack
Early Years educators and centres across Australia have asked us, now we have answered – introducing our Early Years Learning Resource Pack.
Feedback from early years educators has been that there is still a desperate need to effectively extend and enrich children's learning of Aboriginal perspectives across the Early Years Framework.
Our Early Years Learning Resource Pack includes step-by-step instructions and guides for all learning activities, alongside our stack of culturally appropriate learning resources below to support your delivery of Aboriginal Perspectives across all 5 outcomes of the Early Years Learning Framework.
Be empowered to make your Early Years Education Centre a deadly learning environment today!
Inclusions
Inclusions
Our pack framework is structured to incorporate the cultural knowledge of your local area, whilst covering a range of learning abilities and teaching strategies via:
- Yarning circles using your very own Deadly Ed outdoor yarn mat
- 5 books including the 2022 Children's picture book of the year Somebody's Land
- An array of Cultural artefacts including a possum skin, clap sticks, Coolamon, message sticks, a Boomerang, and Emu Caller!
- Maps from Nardurna & AIATSIS
- Riley Callie flashcards, Yarnings Cards & Bushfood snap, with Yaali Collective Can you culture cards
- Native seeds, story stones, peg dolls, infographics and your own Teaching Tools stamp
- Our Deadly Ed Inclusive & Respectful Language Guide, connecting to Country & cultural learning activities to embed in your centre
- PLUS our Deadly Ed Lanyard and USB containing all your digital lessons, our range of printable activities & resources
Designed by teachers, for teachers
Originating from teaching backgrounds ourselves, we’ve witnessed first-hand a growing struggle for early years centres, schools and organisations to deliver authentic Aboriginal Education for their students, staff, customers and wider community members.
Our mission is to ensure anyone, in any location, can get access to quality and authentic Aboriginal Education.