Indigenous Places Reflection Worksheet
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Indigenous Places Reflection Worksheet
🏔️ Part 1: What I Learned About Special Places
Kata Tjuta is _________________________________ and it is special because _________________________________.
💭 Part 2: My Thoughts and Feelings
Mount Coot-tha is important because _________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
I felt this way because _________________________________________
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🌿 Part 3: Caring for Country
We can care for Mount Coot-tha by _________________________________
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🌟 Key Words We Learned
Sacred: Very special and important, deserving respect
Traditional Owners: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples who have cared for Country for thousands of years
Custodianship: Taking care of something special and protecting it
Indigenous: The first peoples who lived in Australia
Country: Not just land, but everything - plants, animals, rocks, water, and stories
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