Aboriginal Resource Kit- (Value Pack)
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Aboriginal Resource Kit of Puzzles, Games & Posters
Recommended Age: 3+ years | Comprehensive Cultural Learning Set
Introduce children to Australia’s rich Indigenous heritage through play, discovery, and visual storytelling with the Aboriginal Resource Kit — a complete collection designed to promote cultural awareness, respect, and inclusion in early learning environments.
This engaging educational set combines games, puzzles, and art-inspired learning tools, helping children connect with Aboriginal culture through creative, hands-on exploration while building important cognitive, social, and emotional skills.
Kit Components:
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Aboriginal People Memory Game – Encourages recognition, memory, and cultural understanding through real-life imagery of Aboriginal people, traditions, and daily life.
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Indigenous Serpents & Ladders Game – A creative twist on the classic game, featuring Aboriginal artwork and storytelling elements that promote cooperation, turn-taking, and respect.
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Aboriginal Art Style Poster Kit (Set of 8) – Vibrant posters featuring authentic Aboriginal designs, perfect for classroom displays that foster cultural appreciation and visual learning.
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Aboriginal People Puzzles (Set of 8) – High-quality wooden puzzles with photographic depictions of Aboriginal life, inspiring conversation, empathy, and connection to community.
EYLF Connections
Outcome 1 – Children have a strong sense of identity
Through meaningful engagement with Aboriginal images, stories, and games, children gain an appreciation of Australia’s First Peoples and develop a sense of belonging and respect for diversity.
Outcome 2 – Children are connected with and contribute to their world
The resource kit encourages conversations about community, culture, and Country, supporting children to recognise and celebrate Aboriginal contributions to Australian life.
Outcome 3 – Children have a strong sense of wellbeing
Collaborative gameplay promotes emotional resilience, social interaction, and cooperative learning, while puzzles and memory games enhance concentration and coordination.
Outcome 4 – Children are confident and involved learners
Children engage in observation, pattern recognition, and problem-solving through interactive play that supports both creative and analytical thinking.
Outcome 5 – Children are effective communicators
The visual and narrative elements of each activity spark storytelling, language development, and expressive communication, encouraging meaningful dialogue about culture and history.
Product Features
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Comprehensive Aboriginal-themed resource kit
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Includes puzzles, posters, games, and memory activities
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Promotes cultural understanding, fine motor skills, and social play
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Crafted from durable, classroom-safe materials
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Suitable for group or individual use
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Recommended for children aged 3 years and above
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Yijan is an Aboriginal word meaning “Knowledge of the Dreaming”. The brand represents authentic, original artworks from renowned painters from the remote regions of Australia. The originality and authenticity of each product is highlighted by a profile of the artist and the story behind the artwork. Each artist receives direct royalties from the sale of every product.
About the Artist:
Gordon Landsen Millyindirri is an elder of the Gudanji tribe from Borroloola in the Gulf of Carpentaria, Northern Territory. His rich traditional paintings translate from the Dreaming and depict imagery rich in culture and heritage. Pictures of rain dances, hunting, the life cycle of butterflies in the bush, and camp sites portray stories handed down through the generations.
Designed in Australia and made in China under licence royalty-paid to Aboriginal Artists

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