1. The Outback (cc)
With spectacular gorges, deserts, salt-lakes, caves and an astonishing variety of wildlife, the Outback of Australia is one of the world's last great wilderness areas. The landscape varies from region to region; so we concentrate on the style of the Aborigines - the first, nomadic inhabitants of the Outback.
Projects include:
Dilly Bag and Message Stick
- Originally made from grasses to carry food, our bag is made from clay and oil pastels; and the stick is made with a tribal design.
Pocket Pals
- Making a fabric purse is a fun way to remember that Marsupials are animals that carry their young in a front pocket.
Aboriginal Oil Pastel
- Using oil pastels we create Aboriginal paintings of symbols, such as concentric circles and curved and straight lines.
Aboriginal Punched Bolo Tie
- Punched paper dots are the paint for this original bolo tie.
Crocodile Candles
- Here we create and decorate a unique Crocodile Candle to light your way on a dark trek into the wilderness.
Hands-On Project 401
- Kids help other kids through their crafts. 07DR/CC Closed-Captioned PI 30 min.
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