Cultural Resources

Bush Foods Sign

RICA1003

$32.45  (Ex GST)

$37.32 (Incl GST)
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The Bush Foods Sign is a visually striking educational resource that introduces children to native Australian bush foods and their cultural significance. Featuring stunning artwork by a Gamilaraay artist, this sign highlights Aboriginal symbols that tell the story of bush tucker, sustainable practices, and the deep connection to Country.

Made from durable 5mm corflute material, this sign is designed for outdoor display, making it ideal for bush food gardens, schools, and cultural learning spaces. The included plastic eyelets allow for easy hanging, ensuring it can be positioned in an engaging and accessible way.

Created by Debbie Hoger, a Dunghutti woman with an anthropology background, this resource supports her passion for embedding Indigenous perspectives into education, particularly in early learning settings where foundational knowledge is formed.

Why this sign is beneficial for educational use:

  • Introduces children to native Australian bush foods and their uses.
  • Encourages discussions on sustainability, Indigenous land management, and food sovereignty.
  • Supports cultural learning and respect for Aboriginal knowledge systems.
  • Provides a visual learning tool to reinforce the importance of traditional food sources.
  • Designed from weather-resistant corflute, ensuring long-lasting outdoor use.

Classroom ideas for incorporating the Bush Foods Sign:

  • Display in a bush food garden or outdoor learning space to highlight native plant uses.
  • Use as a discussion starter about Aboriginal food practices and sustainable living.
  • Incorporate into science or geography lessons about native plants, ecosystems, and traditional food sources.
  • Pair with Aboriginal cooking activities where students can learn about bush tucker ingredients.
  • Encourage students to research and identify local native plants that are used for food.

Product Details:

  • Material: 5mm corflute with plastic eyelets for hanging
  • Size: 42cm x 30cm
  • Suitable for: Outdoor display
  • Designed by: Debbie Hoger, a Dunghutti woman

MTA Teachers Resource Catalogue Page: 692

MTA Early Years Catalogue Page: 527

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