NAIDOC Discovery Bundle

Celebrate NAIDOC Week with this carefully curated collection of educational resources designed to support cultural learning, storytelling, sensory exploration, and meaningful connections to Country. This bundle brings together a range of beautifully crafted products that encourage children to engage with Aboriginal culture through hands-on play, literacy experiences, nature-based learning, and open-ended exploration.

Perfect for early learning centres, classrooms, and home learning environments, this collection has been designed to inspire curiosity, cultural awareness, and appreciation for Australia’s First Nations peoples.

This bundle includes 9 products:

• Emma Stenhouse Artwork Panel – A striking artwork panel featuring authentic Indigenous-inspired artwork, ideal for cultural displays and learning environments.

• Story Stones Hunting & Tracking – A tactile loose parts resource designed for storytelling, symbol recognition, and imaginative play inspired by traditional hunting and tracking practices.

• Bean Bags Set of 6 – Soft sensory bean bags featuring beautiful Aboriginal artwork, perfect for movement activities, group games, and open-ended play.

• Noongar Plate 12cm Handpainted by Simone Hills – A handpainted wooden plate showcasing detailed Indigenous-inspired dot art and traditional design elements.

• Sea Turtle Booyi by Simone Hills – Beautiful handcrafted sea turtle figures celebrating native Australian wildlife and Indigenous artistic traditions.

• Noongar Seasons Matching WA Aboriginal Seasons UV Print by Simone Hills – An educational matching game introducing children to the six Noongar seasons and Indigenous knowledge of seasonal change.

• Witchety Grubs White – A sensory play resource inspired by traditional bush foods, ideal for small world play and nature-based learning experiences.

• Walking with the Seasons in Kakadu – A beautifully illustrated children’s book exploring seasonal change, life on Country, and Indigenous perspectives from Kakadu.

• Bush Tucker Counting – An engaging educational book combining early numeracy learning with the exploration of native bush foods and cultural knowledge.

A meaningful collection created to encourage play-based learning, cultural understanding, and authentic conversations during NAIDOC Week and beyond.