Encourage cultural learning through authentic, hands-on exploration with Crushed White Ochre, a natural material traditionally used by Aboriginal peoples in ceremony, art, and connection to Country.

This resource invites children to engage in sensory exploration while learning about Aboriginal ways of connecting to land and culture. Educators can use ochre to support storytelling, art projects, and cultural discussions, highlighting its significance as a representation of the earth, life, and continuity of cultural practices.

Aligned with the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF), this resource provides meaningful opportunities for embedding Aboriginal perspectives into everyday learning.

Includes:

• 1x Bag of Crushed White Ochre
• 1x A4 Artefact Information and Display Card
• 5x EYLF-linked Extension Learning Suggestions

Please note: Ochre is a natural material sourced from the earth. Colours and textures may vary.

Proudly supplied by Djalgala, a Supply Nation certified, Aboriginal-owned business supporting educators to create culturally inclusive learning environments.