Celebrate the rich history of Aboriginal tracking knowledge with this beautifully handcrafted Indigenous Tracking Discs Set. Designed to support educators in embedding First Nations perspectives, these wooden discs highlight the unique footprints of Australian native animals and the deep cultural skills of tracking developed over thousands of years. Each disc can be used as a stamp, for rubbings, or as a creative provocation in art and storytelling experiences. Whether pressed into dough, used with paint, or explored in outdoor sensory play, this set provides meaningful opportunities to connect children to Country and explore Australia’s native wildlife. Packaged in a durable leather pouch for easy storage and portability, this versatile set is ideal for both indoor and outdoor learning environments. Set Includes: 5 x Handcrafted Wooden Tracking Discs (approx. 11cm diameter each) 1 x Leather Storage Pouch Why Educators Love It: Supports embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives Encourages respectful exploration of traditional tracking knowledge Promotes connection to Country and native wildlife Ideal for sensory play, art activities, and storytelling Portable leather pouch for easy storage and outdoor learning How to Use It: Press into playdough or clay to create animal track impressions Use for crayon rubbings or painting activities Incorporate into bush or outdoor learning sessions Use as conversation starters during NAIDOC Week or Reconciliation Week Pair with native animal studies or sustainability units Learning Outcomes (EYLF Aligned): Outcome 2: Children become socially responsible and show respect for diversity and the environment Outcome 4: Children develop curiosity and problem-solving skills Outcome 5: Children engage with and share ideas through storytelling and creative expression Details: 5 handcrafted wooden tracking discs Each disc approx. 11cm diameter Includes leather storage pouch Suitable for indoor and outdoor classroom use Suitable for ages 3+
