Older Kids Card Set
$80.00
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Older Kids Card Set
$80.00
Three of our favourite card packs in one bundle! Designed to spark conversations and deepen thinking.
Aboriginal Topic Cards: A beautifully visual set of 30 Topic Cards about Aboriginal Australia. These cards are designed to be used as a starting point for learning more about the beautiful history and continuing culture of Australia’s Aboriginal people. Take these cards and use them as ideas for Aboriginal topics to share in the classroom. Cards cover content such as: Kinship; Totems; Caring for Country; Uluru; Aboriginal Shields; Rainbow Serpent; Aboriginal Dance, and so much more.
Old Ways, New Ways Cards: Old Ways, New Ways is a reflective card set designed to help children and young people gently explore the difference between stories that confine us, and stories that connect us. Each card offers a contrast: a dominant message we may have been taught (the old way) and a grounded alternative rooted in Indigenous Ways of Being (the new way).
Reconciliation Yarn Cards: This set of 20 yarn cards provide space for individuals to consider the part we can all play in the work of reconciliation. The cards encourage exploration of the 5 pillars of reconciliation along with a range of themes and ideas that encourage users to consider their role in reconciliation and the actions they can take to support a future where reconciliation is possible.
Frequently asked questions
What is included in the Older Kids Card Set?
The bundle includes Aboriginal Topic Cards, Old Ways, New Ways Cards and Reconciliation Yarn Cards.
What do the Aboriginal Topic Cards add to this bundle?
The 30 visual cards introduce topics including Kinship, Totems, Caring for Country, Uluru, Aboriginal Shields, the Rainbow Serpent and Aboriginal Dance, providing starting points for research and discussion.
What is the focus of Old Ways, New Ways?
Old Ways, New Ways helps children and young people reflect on messages that can confine them and compare these with grounded alternatives rooted in Indigenous Ways of Being.
How do the Reconciliation Yarn Cards support older students?
The 20 cards explore the five pillars of reconciliation and encourage users to consider their own role and the actions they can take to support reconciliation.
How can educators use all three card sets together?
Begin with an Aboriginal Topic Card to build knowledge, use Old Ways, New Ways for personal or social reflection, and use a Reconciliation Yarn Card to move discussion towards responsibility and action. This creates a progression from learning to reflection to action.