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Trivia - The Legend of the 'Dream Catcher'
Learn all about Native American Dream Catchers and how to use them to trap bad dreams.
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How to make a Dream Catcher
A dream catcher is a handmade object made by American Indians believed to give its owner good dreams.
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Pom-Pom Poi Dancing Balls
A Maori poi ball is a juggling ball originally made of woven flax. Maori dancers use them when performing to tell stories, teach and imitate natural sounds.
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Aboriginal Clapping Music Sticks
Music sticks are used to keep the rhythm in songs, dances and corroborees in ceremonial events.
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Indigenous Australian Dot Paintings
Indigenous Australians use plant shoots, Echidna quills and small twigs to paint their Dreamtime stories. Here are 12 Dot Painting Templates to enjoy with the elderly.
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Vanishing Culture - The Bushman of the Kalahari
The indigenous people of Southern Africa are known as 'Bushmen'. They are one of the oldest inhabitants of Africa, where they have lived for the past 20,000 years.
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Indigenous Art Templates
Colouring-in templates for World Indigenous Day
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North American Indigenous Word Search
These words have been ‘borrowed’ from the indigenous people of north America. The original indigenous words have been adapted to the English language.
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Amerindian Word Search
Find the American Indian words!
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