Artweyenhenge - Family Illustrated by Janine Turner, Anna Maria Palmer and Amanda Turner

Artweyenhenge - Family Illustrated by Janine Turner, Anna Maria Palmer and Amanda TurnerThis Arrernte children's book teaches about family and relationships, alongside English numeracy. It is written in Arrernte with English translations. Artweyenhenge merges both First Nations values and world view with Western numeracy learning. Pre colonisation, there was no need in the thriving and highly functional Arrernte societies to develop any numbers beyond three, other than arrunthe meaning 'many'. This resource therefore only includes

caused as new settlers tried to make the colony more like their homeland and released the rabbit

Noel knows right then: something has changed

Amongst these are Patyegarang

A poignant and powerful celebration of one remarkable woman's unrelenting drive to make order from chaos

He shows how innovative farmers are finding a new way

low-fat for low-carb

and introduces us to many amazing scientists

A strident and divisive figure

during a goldrush that made few people rich

author of The Heart Principle

There are specific suggestions in the workbook for using this with a group

where circumstances sometimes dictated that things be slightly different from how they might seem " including what is meant by her dad being away for Ëœwork and why her legal last name differs from her familys