Bring National Reconciliation Week into your classroom in a way that feels practical, respectful and easy to implement.
The All In for Reconciliation Box has been thoughtfully put together to support teachers to build understanding, encourage reflection and create space for meaningful conversations. It’s designed with busy classrooms in mind, giving you curriculum-aligned resources you can pick up and use straight away.
Inside, you’ll find a collection of tools that help students explore the stories, achievements and experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, while building their understanding of Australia’s shared history and the ongoing journey of reconciliation.
Whether you’re just getting started or looking to build on what you already do, this box supports students to engage in ways that are age-appropriate and grounded in respect.
The 8 included resources are designed to spark curiosity, support inquiry and open up discussion:
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Political History Didge Ya Know? Information Cards (set of 20)
Build foundational knowledge through accessible snapshots of significant events and ideas. A great starting point for helping students feel confident to join in conversations about reconciliation.
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Change Maker Poster Set (10 A4 posters)
Celebrate First Nations leaders and change makers who have shaped the past and continue to influence the future. Supports students to recognise the role individuals play in progress, and how we can all be all in when it comes to reconciliation.
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Reconciliation Yarn Cards (set of 20)
Guide thoughtful classroom conversations around the five pillars of reconciliation. These prompts support students to reflect on their role in building respectful relationships and what it means to be all in for reconciliation.
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First Nations Bingo Game
An interactive way to build familiarity with First Nations culture, symbols and ideas. Supports shared learning during National Reconciliation Week, encouraging all students to take part and be all in when it comes to understanding and respect.
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Political History Research Cards (set of 20)
Support students to investigate key events in Australia’s shared history, including important moments marked during National Reconciliation Week. These cards help students understand how the past informs where we are now, and how we can all take part moving forward.
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First Nations Sticker Pack (200 stickers)
Recognise student learning and participation while reinforcing positive engagement with First Nations perspectives. Featuring original artwork by Dunghutti artist Aunty Cynthia Younie and Dharug artist Marlee Webb, these help build a classroom culture where everyone is encouraged to be all in.
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First Nations Who Am I? Card Set (42 cards)
Supports students to investigate the lives of First Nations individuals, including those connected to key moments recognised during National Reconciliation Week. Highlights the many ways people have contributed to reconciliation over time.
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Teacher Stamps (2 self-inking stamps)
An easy, effective way to recognise effort and encourage participation, helping build a classroom where students feel confident to be all in.
Aligned with cross-curriculum priorities, this box helps you create a classroom where First Nations perspectives are embedded in everyday learning, supporting students to build understanding, respect and a sense of shared responsibility, because reconciliation is everyone’s business.
