Animal Snap! – Aboriginal Art Edition
$34.95
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Animal Snap! – Aboriginal Art Edition
$34.95
Bring Australian wildlife and Aboriginal artwork together with this fun and educational game of Snap.
The 40-card pack features 10 Australian animals, with four cards for each animal. Children can match and snap their way through Australian wildlife while enjoying striking black-and-white artwork.
Why you'll love it:
• 40 durable A6 cards
• Features 10 Australian animals
• Four cards for each animal
• Beautiful Aboriginal artwork
• Includes animals such as goanna, kangaroo, emu, whale, dolphin, bilby, magpie, echidna, turtle and snake
• Great for family play and classroom learning
• Designed and printed in Australia
A fun way to introduce children to Australian animals while encouraging matching, observation and conversations about Aboriginal art, Country and nature.
Product details
Set: 40 cards
Animals: 10
Card size: A6
Artwork: Mirii Designs
Suitable for: Families, classrooms and children
Frequently asked questions
What makes Animal Snap! – Aboriginal Art Edition distinctive?
It combines the familiar fast-paced game of Snap with Australian animal imagery presented through Aboriginal art.
What skills can children practise while playing Animal Snap!?
The game supports visual matching, concentration, quick recognition, turn-taking and social interaction.
How can educators use the animal imagery for learning?
Pause on selected cards to identify animals, discuss habitats and features, or use them as prompts for science and vocabulary learning.
Can Animal Snap! support First Nations perspectives?
Yes. Animal Snap! – Aboriginal Art Edition is an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander-designed or culturally focused resource that can support the teaching of First Nations perspectives. It should be used in conjunction with other learning materials that provide appropriate cultural context and deeper learning, and educators are encouraged to seek guidance and input from their local Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander community where possible.
How can educators extend the Aboriginal art and animal themes?
Pair the cards with First Nations-authored animal stories and artworks, investigate featured species and discuss how artists represent animals in different ways.