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Identify ways Aboriginal Peoples connect to Country by engaging with Aboriginal Dreaming stories, objects and oral histories

DREAMING STORIES: (Watch on YouTube)

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Engage with Cultural objects to identify information about the past in the present

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OTHER RESOURCES

1.  Children’s books

🌿 Dreaming Stories (Connection through story & lore)

  • Welcome to Country – Aunty Joy Murphy - Beautiful introduction to Country, respect, and belonging. Shows how people connect through story and place.

  • The Rainbow Serpent - A foundational Dreaming story explaining landforms, water, and creation.

  • Tiddalick the Frog - Explains water and environment—great for linking to natural features of Country.

  • How the Birds Got Their Colours – Mary Albert - Explores animals, environment, and cultural storytelling.

 

2. ABC Education & SBS Learn

ABC Education

🌿 Aboriginal Country / Land, Water, Sky

🔗 Indigenous Stories (ABC iview collection)

  • A curated collection of First Nations stories and programs

  • Includes content showing:

    • Connection to Country

    • Culture, language, and environment

🧒 Dreaming stories for kids

🔗 Play School: Yarning & Dreaming (ABC Kids)

  • Early years-friendly content

  • Includes:

    • Indigenous greetings in local languages

    • Cultural learning through storytelling

📺 SBS Learn (Teacher resources)

🔗 SBS Learn – NAIDOC Week Teacher Resource

  • Classroom-ready materials

  • Focus on:

    • Caring for Country (land and sea)

    • Aboriginal perspectives

🌟 Bonus (excellent supporting resource)

🔗 Dreaming stories for children (Children’s Ground)

  • Explains Dreaming stories in simple terms

  • Shows how stories:

    • Explain the land

    • Connect people to Country

3. Your school community

  • Aboriginal staff or community members

  • Parents/carers

  • Local Elders (via school networks

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