Objects
Dreaming Stories
Celebrations
Communication
100
What is the name of this object?
boomerang
100
What is the name of this Aboriginal place?
Uluru
100
What is the name of the special week that celebrates Aboriginal culture, history and achievements in July?
NAIDOC Week
100
What is the called?
Rock art
200
What were clap sticks used for?
music
ceremony
celebration
200
What is the name of this mountain?
Guluga or Mother Mountain
200
Who can celebrate NAIDOC Week?
Everyone!
200
What is this Aboriginal communication method called?
message stick
300
Name this object and 2 things it was used for
coolamon
for drinking and babies
300
What happened next?
And then he turned to stone, because he didn't listen to his elder.
300
Name 2 things people do to celebrate NAIDOC Week:
Singing, dancing, art, language, assembly, award ceremony, listen to Dreaming Stories, listen to elders, weaving.
300
How are Aboriginal people communicating here?
smoke signal
400
In the present, I would use a hairbrush to brush my hair but in the past, Aboriginal people used _________________
banksia plant
400
Can you name another Aboriginal Dreaming story?
Tiddlick the Frog
The Rainbow Serpent
The 3 sisters
400
This is Kevin Rudd, one of our old Prime Ministers. What was he saying here to the Aboriginal People?
Sorry
400
Why was ochre different colours?
To show where people came from
or
For different occasions (eg: red for battle, white for celebration)
500
Finish this sentence:
In the past, Aboriginal people used ochre but now...
we use face paint.
500
What is the moral of the Camel Rock Dreaming story?
To always listen to your elders
500
What is the name of the week in May, where we say sorry to Aboriginal people and try to make peace?
Reconciliation Week or Sorry Day
500
Why would Aboriginal people paint x ray versions of animals on rocks?
To show where the bones and organs were for hunting and cooking.