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This is a YouTube video of the book 'The mess that we made.' This resource can be used for learning experience 1 if educators are unable to find a hard copy or eBook.

Educators and children can listen / read this story to highlight the impact of rubbish on the environment and the importance of embedding sustainability into the curriculum

After reading the story, educators can enhance children's thinking by asking questions such as

‘How can we recycle in kindergarten?’

‘What kind of things could we recycle?’

This will spark children’s curiosity about recycling.

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'The Mess That We Made' read by Kathryn Hahn

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This link is to a song about Reducing, Reusing and Recycling. It highlights how to separate different materials for recycling and will be used for Learning experience 1

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Reduce Reuse Recycle Song for Kids |  Earth Day Songs for Children | The Kiboomers

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This link is to a website that showcases many different paper artists and things they create from paper, including sculptures, collages, bowls and many other great ideas.

This would be a great resource to go through with the children prior to making paper or the puppets, tp highlight all the wonderful things you can create.

This resource can be used during learning experience 2

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This link takes you to a local art gallery page where local artists have used recycled materials such as metal to recreate new art. whilst this isn't directly related to using paper in art, it still highlights creative ways to recycle and repurpose different things

This can be used for Learning experience 2 if you are unable to go on an excursion to the local art gallery

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This YouTube video explains the history of paper in a child friendly way and how people used to communicate prior to the invention of paper - by writing on bones

This resource could then be followed by looking into First Nations and how they used to communicate - through carvings

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Invention Of PAPER | The Dr. Binocs Show | Best Learning Video for Kids | Fun Preschool Learning

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This video discusses what a yarning circle is and the importance of it. A yarning circle is an important space that invites children to connect with their land and share stories, ideas and respectfully talk to others.

This resource can help with learning experience 6

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CREATING A YARNING CIRCLE   What is a yarning circle

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This website provides another great insight into the importance of a yarning circle and the impact it has on children and connecting to country.

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Embracing Tradition: The Enriching Impact of Aboriginal Yarning Circles in Kindergarten

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In the heart of early childhood education, fostering a sense of community and mutual respect is key to nurturing young minds. Aboriginal Yarning Circles, a tradition steeped in the rich tapestry of Indigenous Australian culture, offer a unique pathway to achieving this. Through the simple yet profound act of sitting in

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This photo is an example of some recycled loose parts and how children can use them to construct different things.

This could be used as a provocation during learning experience 3