Early Stage 1 - Stage 3: Dreaming and Living on the Land

Early Stage 1 - Stage 3: Dreaming and Living on the Land

Overview

Oral history is central to Aboriginal culture and Dreaming Stories are an integral part of Aboriginal life. These stories are used to pass on knowledge and skills to children and adults alike. During the workshop, students will listen to Dreaming Stories about various animals and learn about the importance of these stories. They will discover the ways in which Aboriginal People have lived on the land, using native flora and fauna to hunt and gather.

Learning resource:

Download the Dreaming and Living on the Land learning resource for Early Stage 1 to Stage 1.

Download the Dreaming and Living on the Land learning resource for Stage 2 to Stage 3.

Suitable for

Early Stage 1 - Stage 3 History and Geography.

Location

Bush Amphitheatre and the Taronga Institute for Science & Learning at Taronga Zoo Sydney. Also Available at Taronga Western Plains Zoo Dubbo.

Availability

Workshops are available Tuesday to Friday with session times at 10:30am, 11:30am, 12:30pm. Bookings for next calender year open up Week 1 of Term 4. Please email the Taronga Education Team for questions about availability.