Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority (QCAA) agree that by using yarning circles as a teaching and learning strategy, students’ understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge and ways of working are enhanced. This strategy is suitable for students across all phases of schooling.
RELATED NATURE PLAY
Introduce some tyre steppers into your play area. They are durable, sturdy and a fun way to traverse across a playground. They help develop gross motor skill encouraging children to balance and use their co-ordination.
A spidergon is a great addition to a nature play area. Ironbark logs are secured into the ground and the spidergon attached making it ideal for climbing. The spidergon comes in a variety of colours and can be connected to log walks and timber hoppers.
If you have a mud patch, why not add a mud kitchen. Magic happens in a mud kitchen.
Mud Kitchens:
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