🎥 Part 1: Video and Story Understanding

1. In the video, how did First Nations people feel about their Country?

Happy and connected

Sad and worried

Angry and upset

2. What does "Country" mean to First Nations Australians? (You can choose more than one)

Just the land

Like family

Something to care for

Part of their story

3. Fill in the blanks from our story:

First Nations Australians are _____________ of their Country. This means they _____________ for the land and animals.

4. How do First Nations people look after their Country?

🏡 Part 2: My Special Place

5. Draw your special place in the box below. This could be your home, school garden, park, or anywhere you feel safe and happy.

6. Write or tell someone about your special place:

My special place is ________________________

I feel _____________ when I am there because _________________________

7. How do you look after your special place?

🤝 Part 3: Community Connections

8. Match the ways we can care for places (draw lines to connect):

Keep it clean

Share stories about it

Protect animals there

Visit respectfully

Don't litter or damage plants

Tell others why it's special

Don't hurt wildlife

Be quiet and gentle

9. What is one thing you learned about First Nations connection to Country today?

10. How can our classroom community learn from First Nations ways of caring for Country?

First Nations Country Connection

First Nations Country Connection

🎥 Part 1: Video and Story Understanding

🏡 Part 2: My Special Place

🤝 Part 3: Community Connections

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