Aboriginal Symbol Playdough Rolling Balls 6pcs by Simone Hills Australiana Indigenous First Nation Resources School Range 3yrs+

Encourage creative, hands-on learning with this beautiful  Aboriginal Symbol Playdough Rolling Balls Set , thoughtfully designed to support storytelling, sensory play, and early learning. Created for Koolangka ‘kids’ to explore while kadadjiny ‘learning’ about Aboriginal artwork symbols through ‘waabiny’ play, this set offers a meaningful way to engage children in open-ended exploration. Children can use the rollers to create their own stories across a variety of sensory settings. Roll them through damp sand in a pit or tray, glide them over paint on a sponge for a light stamp-like effect on paper or card, or use them in playdough to make textured impressions. The smooth wooden surface also makes them ideal for quiet play, where children can relax, trace the patterns with their fingers, and share stories with friends. This set includes 6 wooden rolling balls and a wooden tray , with each ball measuring 5cm . The symbols and concept were developed by emerging Noongar artist Simone Hills , a member of the Indigenous Arts Code . Please note that this product is designed to leave a light impression rather than a deep stamper or cutter-style finish. We are currently in the process of printing accompanying cultural continuity cards shown in images. In the meantime, we recommend downloading the images to keep on hand so you can extend and enrich learning experiences. Features: Set of 6 wooden Aboriginal symbol rolling balls Includes wooden storage tray Designed for sensory play, storytelling, and creative learning Suitable for use with playdough, damp sand, paint, and more Smooth woodgrain finish for tactile exploration Each ball measures 5cm Designed by emerging Noongar artist Simone Hills Suitable for ages 3 years+