Natural Stampers - Aboriginal Tools

Natural Stampers - Aboriginal Tools

$89.95
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Natural Stampers - Aboriginal Tools

Natural Stampers - Aboriginal Tools

$89.95

Bring Aboriginal tools, sensory play and creativity together with these Australian-made natural stampers.

Children can use the stampers with playdough to create Aboriginal tool designs while developing fine motor skills, imagination and storytelling through hands-on play.

Why you'll love them:

• Features Aboriginal tool designs including fish trap, boomerang, coolamon, dilly bag, clapsticks, shield and spear
• Designed for playdough and sensory play
• Encourages creativity, storytelling and imaginative play
• Helps develop fine motor and hand-eye coordination skills
• Large size makes them easy for little hands to grasp
• Made from biodegradable, plant-based PLA
• Non-toxic and suitable for children aged 4+
• Australian made
• Designs by Mirii Designs

A practical sensory-play resource for introducing Aboriginal tools through creative play, storytelling and hands-on learning.

Product details

Set: Natural Aboriginal tool stampers
Designs: Fish trap, boomerang, coolamon, dilly bag, clapsticks, shield and spear
Material: Plant-based PLA
Size: Approximately 8cm at the longest point and 4cm tall
Age: 4+ years
Made: Australia
Use: Playdough, sensory play, storytelling and creative activities

Frequently asked questions

What are the Natural Stampers - Aboriginal Tools designed for?
The Natural Stampers - Aboriginal Tools are designed for hands-on creative and sensory play, allowing children to make impressions and patterns while exploring shape, texture and visual storytelling.
How can educators use the Natural Stampers - Aboriginal Tools in the classroom?
Educators can use the Natural Stampers - Aboriginal Tools with suitable materials such as playdough or clay for art, sensory experiences, pattern-making, storytelling and guided learning activities.
What learning does the Natural Stampers - Aboriginal Tools support?
The Natural Stampers - Aboriginal Tools can support fine motor skills, creativity, visual literacy, language and inquiry through hands-on play. They can also create opportunities for educator-guided discussion about Aboriginal symbols and perspectives.
Are the Natural Stampers - Aboriginal Tools suitable for early childhood education?
Yes. The Natural Stampers - Aboriginal Tools can be incorporated into supervised early childhood and primary classroom experiences as an engaging, open-ended learning resource.
Can the Natural Stampers - Aboriginal Tools be used when teaching First Nations perspectives?
Yes. This resource features Aboriginal designs and can be used to support the teaching of First Nations perspectives. It should be used alongside 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.

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