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Easter 2021

18/3/2021

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Easter 2021 with free Aboriginal-themed activity
Where did term 1 go? I feel like the end of term arrived in the blink of an eye. I hope you have had a great term and have found a classroom rhythm of lots of new discoveries that includes Aboriginal perspectives.
 
The end of term 1 of course means Easter and the chocolate eggs and craft that come with it! While Easter is not an Aboriginal celebration, eggs were a big part of customary life and looking at how Aboriginal people used eggs is a great perspective for all age groups. I love that over the last couple of years we have been able to support many classrooms increase inclusions of Aboriginal perspectives by considering eggs in this way.
 
The protocols around egg gathering took into consideration the sustainability of the species producing them. Eggs were respected as a source of life as well as nourishment for mob. Eggs would be collected in vessels weaved by Aboriginal women from the naturally available reeds and materials of the local area.
 
This year our Easter printable features the artwork of Darug Artist, Chloe Webb. I hope your students enjoy colouring Chloe’s work and constructing their own basket to be filled with whatever goodies they choose.
 
We would love to see your completed baskets so please share them with us Facebook @wingaru and Instagram @wingaru_education.
 
I wish you a relaxing and safe break and look forward to sharing some more First Nations knowledge with you in term 2.

Check out our Aboriginal-themed Easter activities from previous years by clicking the "Free Resources" filter at the top of our main blog page.
Easter Activity - Aboriginal-themed egg basket
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Rwbecca
18/3/2021 08:30:30 pm

Awesome!

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Kim Anh Pham link
18/3/2021 09:09:16 pm

I love this environment as staffs are very supportive and delicates. I can feel staff assist children to develop their self help skill and a sense of being, belonging and becoming.

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Dewi Alifia link
18/3/2021 09:33:26 pm

Treehouse child care centre is the best place to raise and teach your children the age of 0-5

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Amanda Rex link
18/3/2021 10:00:14 pm

A great Centre always striving to improve and make a difference in the children’s and families lives as well as their community.

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Han Loi
19/3/2021 07:24:48 pm

The Tree House is a great centre that you can’t miss. From providing fresh and high quality meals everyday to exceptional learning experiences, this centre has proved it not only cater for the children needs but also the families wants. Once you send your child to The Tree House, you can be rest assured that your little one is in good hands.

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