Enhance your early learning environment with the Aboriginal Eucalyptus Rug, a blend of cultural significance and educational value.

Features:

Culturally Rich Design: This rug features authentic Aboriginal artwork inspired by the eucalyptus tree, bringing traditional stories and symbols into your classroom. It provides an opportunity for children to learn about and appreciate Indigenous Australian cultures.
Educational Tool: The vibrant patterns and designs on the rug can be used as a visual aid to stimulate curiosity and discussions about nature, art, and Aboriginal history. It's a great resource for storytelling and group activities that support the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) outcomes.
Soft and Safe: Made from high-quality, non-toxic materials, the rug offers a soft and comfortable surface for children to sit, play, and learn. It’s designed with safety in mind, ensuring a non-slip backing to keep it securely in place.
Inclusive Learning Environment: Incorporating Indigenous perspectives into early education helps promote respect, understanding, and diversity among young learners, aligning with the EYLF principles.
Durable and Easy to Clean: Constructed to withstand the demands of an early learning environment, this rug is both durable and easy to maintain. Simply vacuum regularly and spot clean as needed to keep it looking vibrant and inviting.

The perfect space for sharing stories and conversations

Share meaningful communication, connection, and story time amongst the classroom.

Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF)

Learning Outcome 1: A strong sense of identity.

Learning Outcome 2: Connection to and contribution with their world.

Learning Outcome 3: A strong sense of wellbeing.

Learning Outcome 4: Confident and involved learners.

Learning Outcome 5: Effective communicators.

About the artist:

Kiz Costelloe is a proud Mandandanji and Noonuccal woman. She was born and raised in Rockhampton, Queensland with her mum and sister, Nysh.

Her elders are her biggest inspiration and getting to carry on her Uncle’s legacy by
pursuing art and sharing his name and stories is something she values very deeply.

Kiz has used her knowledge in art and health to make a difference in her community by teaching people of all ages to believe in themselves and that they can do whatever they put their minds to.

Kiz is very passionate about sharing her Indigenous culture, art and teachings to kids all over the country in her vibrant educational resources created in collaboration with Education National.

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