Connection to Country
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Connection to Country
🌏 Part 1: Understanding Connection to Country
WALT (We Are Learning To): Understand what 'Connection to Country' means and identify ways Indigenous peoples connect with their land.
Success Criteria:
- I can explain the meaning of 'Connection to Country'
- I can list at least three ways Indigenous Australians connect with their Country
- I can show respect when discussing Indigenous cultures
✏️ Part 2: Explaining Connection to Country
Sentence starter for support: Connection to Country means ________________________
Ideas to help you: ceremonies, stories, caring for land, artwork, totems, traditional foods
1. _________________________________________________
2. _________________________________________________
3. _________________________________________________
Sentence starter: I can show respect by ____________________________
🌟 Extension Activity (Advanced Learners)
Indigenous group I chose: _________________________________
Where is their Country located? ____________________________
Describe two specific ways this group connects to their Country:
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