NAIDOC Week Craft Kit 2 - 10 Pack ($11.55 per child)

This bundle provides a hands-on platform for children to learn, reflect and express what NAIDOC Week means to them.

Celebrate NAIDOC Week meaningfully with this creative and educational kit designed to honour and explore Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures through art, storytelling, and hands-on expression.

This bundle encourages children to connect with Country, culture, and community in a respectful and age-appropriate way. It’s a perfect balance of reflection and creativity, ideal for classrooms and group learning settings.

Kit Includes: (Each Item is individually packaged)

• 10 x ‘Let’s Go on a Cultural Adventure’ Activity Books – a guided journey through culture and Country, created in collaboration with Indigenous artist Iesha Wyatt
• 10 x DIY Boomerang Kits – children can decorate their own wooden boomerang using the included dot stickers or markers, inspired by cultural storytelling and traditional designs
• 10 x Indigenous-Printed Colour-In Tote Bags – a practical keepsake to decorate and take home
• 10 x Coloured Marker Packs – to bring every design to life
• 10 x Magic Scratch Art Kits – reveal vibrant designs with scratch tools for visual storytelling and exploration
• 10 x DIY Foil Art Kits – for a vibrant, tactile art experience
  

Supporting MTOP Learning Outcomes:

The My Time, Our Place (MTOP) framework is thoughtfully woven through each activity, promoting creative expression, cultural engagement, and communication:

Outcome 1: Children have a strong sense of identity
Children reflect on who they are and develop respect for cultural diversity through guided exploration.

Outcome 2: Children are connected with and contribute to their world
They build awareness of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures and traditions, and learn to celebrate diversity respectfully.

Outcome 3: Children have a strong sense of wellbeing
Hands-on creative activities provide a calm and reflective space to explore cultural themes.

Outcome 4: Children are confident and involved learners
They actively engage with new materials and ideas while learning through doing.

Outcome 5: Children are effective communicators
Children express their thoughts and understanding through art, discussion and creative storytelling.

💡 Suggested Uses:

• NAIDOC Week celebrations and cultural learning activities

• Classroom discussions on identity, Country, and connection

• Vacation care programs during cultural weeks or learning themes
• Inclusive, respectful craft and wellbeing activities
• Cross-curricular learning linked to art, history, and community

Support children to connect, reflect, and celebrate with this special NAIDOC Week Classroom Bundle—where every activity is an opportunity to listen, learn, and create.