| Description |
[44] pages : colour illustrations ; 15 cm |
| Contents |
Bundjil's warning : an historical fiction story / by 3/4 M -- Baby Parrwang go missing : a historical fiction story / by 3/4 E |
| Summary |
"In the Wadawurrung tradition of storytelling to pass on knowledge, the students in Grade 3/4 at Geelong East PS have written fictional stories that contain real facts about Wadawurrung Country. With help from Wadawurrung Traditional Custodians, students learnt about the Barwon River and its importance to Country. They learnt facts about how the land was used, important plants and animals, customs and language prior to the arrival of Europeans. The students also investigated the importance of symbols and colour in associated artwork."--page [5] |
| Notes |
Includes English-Wadawurrung word list and uncaptioned photos of students. |
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Wadawurrung Traditional Knowledge shared by Corrina Eccles and Stephanie Skinner from the Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation. |
| Audience |
For primary school age |
| Notes |
In English and Wadawurrung, with English gloss |
| Restricted |
Mediated access: access to First Nations materials may be restricted while an audit, reparative description and reclassification of these materials is in progress |
| Subject |
Stories and motifs - Ancestor spirits
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Stories and motifs - Birds
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Hunting, gathering and fishing
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Wadawurrung people S29
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Wadawurrung language S29
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Geelong (Vic SJ55-09)
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You Yangs (Vic SJ55-05)
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| Author |
Eccles, Corrina, holder of Traditional Knowledge
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Skinner, Stephanie, holder of Traditional Knowledge
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Geelong East Primary School, issuing body
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Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation
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Deakin University
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Victoria. Department of Education and Training. Barwon Area Office
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