Cultural Resources

Gathering Bush Tucker Big Book

MJI082

$71.45  (Ex GST)

$82.17 (Incl GST)

Estimated Despatch - 21/04/2025

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The Gathering Bush Tucker Big Book is a visually stunning and informative book that takes readers on a journey through the Australian outback, exploring the rich variety of traditional Indigenous foods. From honey ants to emu eggs, this book provides an engaging introduction to bush tucker and its significance in Aboriginal culture. Designed for young learners aged 3+ years, this 16-page A3-sized book features captivating illustrations and photographs that bring the wonders of native Australian food to life.

Why this book is beneficial for educational use:

  • Introduces children to Indigenous bush tucker and its importance in traditional and modern culture.
  • Enhances early literacy skills through engaging storytelling and vibrant imagery.
  • Encourages sensory learning and discussion about different tastes, textures, and food sources.
  • Provides a foundation for learning about sustainability and traditional land use.
  • Showcases Indigenous artwork, fostering cultural appreciation.

Classroom ideas for incorporating the Gathering Bush Tucker Big Book:

  • Use the book to spark discussions about where food comes from and sustainable food sources.
  • Pair with a bush tucker tasting activity, introducing students to native Australian ingredients.
  • Integrate into science lessons about plant life cycles and ecosystems.
  • Encourage students to create their own illustrated bush tucker guide.
  • Use as part of a cultural studies unit, exploring how Indigenous Australians have used the land for food and medicine for thousands of years.

Product Details:

  • Size: A3 (42cm x 30cm)
  • Pages: 16 pages
  • Illustrator: Kiz Costelloe, proud Mandandanji and Noonuccal woman

MTA Teachers Resource Catalogue Page: 695

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