Ten wooden Australian Indigenous bush tucker pieces for tactile play. Create educational discussion around: wattle seeds, witchetty grubs, green ants, honey ants, lime fingers, davison plums, bush tomatoes, bush bananas, mud crab and Barramundi fish.
 
Question students on:How the indigenous bush tucker may taste? Ask students what they already know about bush tucker and indigenous plants. What region they might be found in?Have they seen any of these foods before?C an students find a recipe that includes indigenous ingredients? This Australian themed set will take children to an imaginary trip to Australia while learning about the Indigenous culture.
 
A fantastic toy to aid and encourage role-playing while opening conversations about Australia’s traditional landowners and the Indigenous culture. Learning through play encourages children to learn, develop and grow while having fun! Images are printed using non-toxic heat transfer technology and sealed with a clear matt varnish to ensure they last for years to come!
Made with New Zealand Pine. Largest piece measure 14cm (w) x 2cm (d) x 8cm (h). Ages 12 months +