The flag was first flown in 1901. Until this time, Australia used Britain’s flag. The Union Jack represents Australian membership of the British Commonwealth. Beneath the Union Jack is a large white star with seven points. They represent the six states and the territories. Originally this star had six points. The seventh point, is for the territories added in 1908. On the right hand side are the stars of the Southern Cross. The Southern Cross was chosen because it can always be seen in the Australian sky at night. The original 1901 design depicted the stars with a differing number of points to signify their brightness. It is the only flag to fly over an entire continent. Its colours: Blue – vigilance, truth and loyalty, perseverance and justice, White – peace and honesty, Red – hardiness, bravery, strength and valour. Large Australian-made, hand-cut puzzle depicting the Australian flag. Comes complete with historical notes. Wooden tray puzzle measuring 42cm x 30cm.

 

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The Aboriginal Flag was designed by Harold Thomas, an aboriginal artist in 1971. The flag was designed to be an eye-catching rallying symbol for the Aboriginal people and a symbol of their race and identity. There has never been any definite symbolism given to the colours by the flag’s designer, Harold Thomas. It is widely taken as – the black represents the Aboriginal people, the red the earth and their spiritual relationship to the land, and the yellow the sun, the giver of life. But there are several different interpretations; black has been said to symbolise the night sky. Red the Aboriginal blood spilt over the last 200 or so years. The Aboriginal flag was first raised in Victoria Square in Adelaide on National Aboriginal Day in 1971, but was adopted nationally by Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders in 1972 after it was flown above the Aboriginal “Tent Embassy”. On the 14th July 1995 the flag was proclaimed a “Flag of Australia” under section 5 of the Flags Act 1953. Made in Australia, this large wooden puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm and includes notes on design and history.

 

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Puzzle showing what is happening both above and below the water line. Screen-printed wooden puzzle made in Australia measuring 20cm x 30cm.

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The desk games are a smaller version of the large floor reading games. These durable games are designed for use by two players and are supplied complete with the appropriate movers, counters and dice. Rules of play are printed on each mat for permanent reference. Each game mat measures 33cm x 28cm.

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The farm animals meeting to greet the day. Made in Australia this Tuzzles wooden puzzle is both laser cut and screen printed. Measures 30cm x 30cm.

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A puzzle by Charlie Chambers to help develop attention, concentration and thinking skills such as recognizing, remembering, matching, sorting and problem solving. Wooden puzzle measuring 20cmWx 20cmH. Includes Dreaming story and activity suggestions.

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Celebrations of the World features colourful illustrations and large text. Engage children with the concepts of cultural diversity and global citizenship by allowing them to explore the many varied celebrations from places such as Ireland, Lebanon, China, India and more. 16 pages. Measures 42cmH x 30cmW. Ages 5yrs+. Quick View

Here in the Australian outback, we have some of the most wondrous animals in the world. Come and explore the billabong, and discover some interesting facts about our precious animals through Aboriginal inspired artwork. Written, illustrated and printed in Australia. 16 pages. Measures 42cmH x 30cmW. Ages 5yrs+. Quick View

Come on a journey with the gorgeous birds of the outback. Dance with brolgas in the billabong, then march across the land with the cassowary and see the penguins on the beach. From there, get lost in the colourful parrot rainforest, laugh aloud with the kookaburra and see many other birds in their natural habitats. Written, illustrated and printed in Australia. Big Book size: 42cm x 30cm. 16 pages. Quick View

Artwork by Stephnie McLaughlin, an Australian artist based in Jambaroo, NSW. Visions of a beautiful vibrant Great Barrier Reef. Teeming in the colour and diversity of life in the waterworld. Measures 42cm x 30cm. Quick View

The flag was first flown in 1901. Until this time, Australia used Britain’s flag. The Union Jack represents Australian membership of the British Commonwealth. Beneath the Union Jack is a large white star with seven points. They represent the six states and the territories. Originally this star had six points. The seventh point, is for the territories added in 1908. On the right hand side are the stars of the Southern Cross. The Southern Cross was chosen because it can always be seen in the Australian sky at night. The original 1901 design depicted the stars with a differing number of points to signify their brightness. It is the only flag to fly over an entire continent. Its colours – Blue – vigilance, truth and loyalty, perseverance and justice White – peace and honesty Red – hardiness, bravery, strength and valour. Large Australian-made, hand-cut puzzle depicting the Australian flag. Comes complete with historical notes. Wooden tray puzzle measuring 42cm x 30cm.

 

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The flag was first flown in 1901. Until this time, Australia used Britain’s flag. The Union Jack represents Australian membership of the British Commonwealth. Beneath the Union Jack is a large white star with seven points. They represent the six states and the territories. Originally this star had six points. The seventh point, is for the territories added in 1908. On the right hand side are the stars of the Southern Cross. The Southern Cross was chosen because it can always be seen in the Australian sky at night. The original 1901 design depicted the stars with a differing number of points to signify their brightness. It is the only flag to fly over an entire continent. Its colours – Blue – vigilance, truth and loyalty, perseverance and justice White – peace and honesty Red – hardiness, bravery, strength and valour. Large Australian-made, hand-cut puzzle depicting the Australian flag. Comes complete with historical notes. Wooden tray puzzle measuring 42cm x 30cm.

 

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The Aboriginal Flag was designed by Harold Thomas, an aboriginal artist in 1971. The flag was designed to be an eye-catching rallying symbol for the Aboriginal people and a symbol of their race and identity. There has never been any definite symbolism given to the colours by the flag’s designer, Harold Thomas. It is widely taken as – the black represents the Aboriginal people, the red the earth and their spiritual relationship to the land, and the yellow the sun, the giver of life. But there are several different interpretations; black has been said to symbolise the night sky. Red the Aboriginal blood spilt over the last 200 or so years. The Aboriginal flag was first raised in Victoria Square in Adelaide on National Aboriginal Day in 1971, but was adopted nationally by Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders in 1972 after it was flown above the Aboriginal “Tent Embassy”. On the 14th July 1995 the flag was proclaimed a “Flag of Australia” under section 5 of the Flags Act 1953. Made in Australia, this large wooden tray puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm and includes notes on design and history.

 

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The Aboriginal Flag was designed by Harold Thomas, an aboriginal artist in 1971. The flag was designed to be an eye-catching rallying symbol for the Aboriginal people and a symbol of their race and identity. There has never been any definite symbolism given to the colours by the flag’s designer, Harold Thomas. It is widely taken as – the black represents the Aboriginal people, the red the earth and their spiritual relationship to the land, and the yellow the sun, the giver of life. But there are several different interpretations; black has been said to symbolise the night sky. Red the Aboriginal blood spilt over the last 200 or so years. The Aboriginal flag was first raised in Victoria Square in Adelaide on National Aboriginal Day in 1971, but was adopted nationally by Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders in 1972 after it was flown above the Aboriginal “Tent Embassy”. On the 14th July 1995 the flag was proclaimed a “Flag of Australia” under section 5 of the Flags Act 1953. Made in Australia, this large wooden tray puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm and includes notes on design and history.

 

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Artwork by Noel Doyle, Indigenous artist of the Raminginging people who now resides in Cape York. It is the traditional Raminginging dreamtime tale explaining why crocodiles attack people. A good natured story that is great for children and informative for adults. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. This large wooden tray puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm.

 

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Lucy shares the hug with everyone in her family. Along the way it becomes softer, sleepier, bigger, even peanut-buttery. But when the hug runs away, Lucy discovers that it's not so easy to get it back.. Designed to be both entertaining and educational at the time when language skills and expanding vocabulary form an important part in a child's development. Classic Australian picture books by well known authors. Carefully selected for their use of language and humour. Sound signals appropriate to the story, to indicate when to turn the page - provide excellent role models for expression in language and the function of punctuation. Illustrated covers, so even non-readers can identify the story. Imaginatively illustrated. Suitable for children approx ages 3 to 8. Extra books also available. Quick View

Most of the time, the only sign Jack sees of his Dad is a cold teabag left on the kitchen sink. But when they go on holidays, Jack sees an unexpected, fun, side of his Dad! Designed to be both entertaining and educational at the time when language skills and expanding vocabulary form an important part in a child's development. Classic Australian picture books by well known authors. Carefully selected for their use of language and humour. Sound signals appropriate to the story, to indicate when to turn the page - provide excellent role models for expression in language and the function of punctuation. Illustrated covers, so even non-readers can identify the story. Imaginatively illustrated. Suitable for children approx ages 3 to 8. Extra books also available.

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Set childrens' imagination free with this beautiful fairy finger puppet.

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This is a dynamic set with maximum fun value to get started with. Includes the Swirly Curl 100cmL, a Wide Trestle 90cmH, an A-Frame Trestle 90cmH, Ladder 90cmL, Boardwalk 105cmL and the Jungle Bridge. Made of lightweight and very strong aluminium framing 32mm in diameter with 3mm thick walls, these pieces will never rust. Made in Australia.

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Artwork by Noel Doyle, Indigenous artist of the Raminginging people who now resides in Cape York. It is the traditional Raminginging dreamtime tale explaining why crocodiles attack people. A good natured story that is great for children and informative for adults. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. This large wooden tray puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm.

 

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Step into the enchanting world of Dreamtime as we follow the meandering path of the Rainbow Serpent in our new captivating children's Big Book. Illustrated and written by Kiz Costellow, Aboriginal artist and story teller takes young readers on a colourful and culturally rich adventure.

As you turn the pages, you'll witness the Rainbow Serpent's magnificent presence, depicted in intricate dots and lines, weaving its way through the Australian landscape. But this is more than just a serpent—it's a powerful creator and myth, shaping the land and water, and giving life to all living things.

Join the Serpent as it travels through sacred waterholes, carving rivers and lakes, and leaving behind a trail of vibrant hues. Along the way, discover the wisdom and traditions of Indigenous peoples, who have revered the Rainbow Serpent for generations.

This beautifully illustrated book not only introduces children to the captivating world of Aboriginal art but also teaches them about the deep cultural connection between Indigenous communities and the land. It's a story of creation, wonder, and respect for the natural world, encouraging young readers to appreciate the beauty and significance of Australia's ancient cultures.

Written and illustrated by the talented Aboriginal artist Kiz Costelloe.

Measures 42cm x 30cm. 16 pages - 300gsm gloss celoglaze covers and 200gsm satin pages.

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This game helps build co-ordination and individual jumping skills. Set includes six Skip the Wiffles in different colours. Each unit is made up of a 14cm diameter ankle ring with a 7cm diameter wiffle ball attached by a 55cm long plastic cord.

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Ideal to use alongside a teaching clock. Match the correct three pages and check the back for self correction. Quick View

Develop: (6-8 years) Used to develop operations: counting, addition, subtraction, place value and simple algebra. Contents of this set include: 15 x EVA pegboards measuring 21cm x 21cm x 1cm, each board is printed with 1-100 numbered squares on one side and a multiplication square on the other, 1250 x pegs in five colours (250 each of red, blue, white, yellow & green), 200 x connect-a-cubes (20 each of 10 colours), 5 x games cards, teacher's guide with 64 x A4 pages with teaching tips and ideas as well as numerous classroom activities on number work for the ages of 6-8 years. All included in a large storage tub.

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Develop: (8-12 years) Used to develop number operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, place value, fractions, decimals, percentages, algebra, number theory, area and perimeter. Contents of this set include: 15 x EVA pegboards measuring 21cm x 21cm x 1cm, each board is printed with 1-100 numbered squares on one side and a multiplication square on the other, 1250 x pegs in five colours (250 each of red, blue, white, yellow & green), 200 x connect-a-cubes (20 each of 10 colours), 5 x games cards, teacher\'s guide with 128 x A4 pages with teaching tips and ideas as well as numerous classroom activities on number operations for the ages of 8-12 years. Supplied in a large storage tub. Quick View