Downloadable Teaching Resource for Noongar Six Seasons Spinner Dial with Window | 6 Aboriginal Weather SEASON | Indigenous Resource | NAIDOC

Introducing the Noongar Six Seasons Spinner Dial with a Viewer Window, available as a captivating digital download. This educational resource celebrates the rich indigenous culture of Western Australia and is designed and made locally by Global Gumnuts and Nursery.

This digital download comes in A4 size PDF format, ensuring both visual clarity and durability. Engage in discussions about how nature changes annually as you explore the Indigenous Seasonal Descriptions, including the weather type, colors for each season, flora and fauna activities, Noongar names, and the corresponding months of the year. Witness the smooth transitions between the six seasons, which provide a deep connection to the land and its cycles.

Birak (December - January)
Bunuru (February - March)
Djeran (April - May)
Makuru (June - July)
Djilba (August - September)
Kambarang (October - November)

Make Your Own Noongar Season Spinner Dial: Print out the downloadable resource, cut it out, and assemble it into a spinner dial. It's a hands-on activity that kids will love.

🌍 Turn It into an Interactive Spinner Dial: Once assembled, the spinner dial becomes an interactive tool for children to operate themselves, exploring the Noongar Seasons and their significance. They can spin and learn independently, deepening their connection to the land and its cycles in a culturally meaningful way.

At Global Gumnuts and Nursery, we take pride in supporting indigenous communities. Part of the proceeds from every purchase of the Noongar Six Seasons Spinner Dial goes to the Waalitj Foundation, formerly known as the Wirrpanda Foundation. This foundation, whose name means "eagle" in Noongar language, is committed to empowering indigenous Australians through education, employment, and community engagement. Furthermore, all copyright fees, transfer fees, royalty fees, and compensation for the artist's work have been paid to ensure proper recognition and support, as per the licensing agreement between Global Gumnuts and Nursery and the artist.

Immerse yourself in the beauty of indigenous culture and deepen your understanding of the natural world with the Noongar Six Seasons Spinner Dial with Viewer Window. It's not only an invaluable educational resource but also a testament to the wisdom passed down through generations. Experience the seamless blend of art and knowledge as you explore the seasons and their significance in the Aboriginal way of life.

⭐️ Other Exciting News! ⭐️ We're thrilled to share that we offer a wide range of digital downloads, each of which we lovingly craft into a physical wooden spinner dial too. Our expanded collection now includes:

🌦️ Daily Weather
📅 Days of the Week
🌸 Season
🌏 Aboriginal Seasons
📆 Months of the Year
🛡️ Protective Behaviors
😊 Body Parts
☀️ Solar System
🌐 Some in Different Languages
🌛 Moon Phases
✨ Horoscopes
🎨 Art Color Wheel
🍏🍔 Food Groups - Junk vs. Healthy

This diverse range of spinner dials offers an exciting educational journey for children and enthusiasts alike. It's an opportunity to explore various subjects while enjoying the tactile and interactive experience of a physical spinner dial.

Discover, learn, and immerse yourself in these educational tools designed with care and quality in mind. Each spinner dial is a gateway to a world of knowledge and creativity.

Thank you for being part of our journey and embracing the beauty of learning through these engaging resources.

The content of this listing, including but not limited to the symbols, is for your personal use only. While Global Gumnuts and Nursery ensures the accuracy of the content, it does not represent or warrant its accuracy or completeness. Global Gumnuts and Nursery is not responsible for any loss suffered as a result of or in relation to the use of this product or any of its content.

Artist: Sidhe via Vector ~ Expanded License #23528829
**All Spinner Dials are protected by IP Australia - Patent #2023901836

Together we can share Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander culture.