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We went to the MAMA art gallery and made huts and learnt the wiradjuri langauge we played catch one catch the rest and in the languages we play a number game with coloured pillows we learnt how they had to make there huts and we learnt the language and a coolamun is used for holding liquids or goods or carrying a baby

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on tuesday yr6 went to albury for an art excursion it was lots of fun we learnt waradjerrie language and made bark huts my fav part was making huts
coolamun: a coolamun is a tool for carrying water,food or even rocking babies to sleep.a coolamon is about 30-70cm long

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all of the year six made a bark hut.we also did a lanuge lesson and we sang head shoulders knees and toes in wiradjuri ;) i know what a culament is a little bit of meatal that is a bit curved and the aboriginals used them to scoop up water and it was easier for them to use it to drink water or any other sorts of liqiud with.

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On tuesday we went to Albury on an art excursion we made huts out of bark from a paperbark tree. we played twister also in Wiradjuri we learnt the numbers. #1ngumbaay #2 bula #3bula ngumbaay #4 bula bula #5marra which also means hand

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On Tuesday we went to Albury on an art excursion. we built a Hut out of paper burck we went outside and

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here are some questions

- what was your fav part?

- what do you rate the trip out of 10?
-and did you have a good time?

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On Tuesday Yr6 students took a trip to albury to visit the MAMA art gallery. Meg and I enjoyed the language lesson the best especialy the pillow game and twister. In the language lesson we learnt heads shoulders knees and toes, colours, right and left in wiryadjuri.

Coolamons were traditionally used by Aboriginal women to carry water, fruits, nuts, as well as to cradle babies.

We hope that all year 6's enjoyed their excursion because Cass and I certainly did!!!

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On Tuesday the 23rd of may the year sixers travelled to mama art gallery. My favourite part was when my group went into the wiradjuri lesson to learn all about their language. We played twister we counted and we sang heads shoulders knees and toes. In the other room we made bark tree huts. That was good because we were able to do any design we wanted to so it was like free time. We  learnt their alphabet sounds and letters.
A coolamon is an Aboriginal container made of wood or bark, used for holding liquids or goods, or carrying a baby. It is a dish about 30 to 70cm.

I had an amazing time on this excursion and i hope you all did aswell!!! ;)

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On tuesday we went to aulbry to see the MAMA art gallery the best part was building the huts out of paper bark, glue and skewers it was really fun we both burnt ourselves on our fingers.

We learnt how to build huts and   Wuragerie language.
we played twister and lots of games.We learnt how to do wuragerie heads shoulders knees and toes.
A colomon is an Aboriginal container made of wood or bark, used for holding liquids or goods, or carrying a baby."a coolamon of water".

PS WE HAD A GOOD TIME IN ALBURY HAZZA AND NOZA

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at the MAMA excursion we mostly enjoyed everything we liked the building the huts we also liked seeing the art works. we learnt some wiradjuri language.
the aboriginals used the coolamons to carry it is a curved wooden tray used by the aboriginal women the used it to carry water , dig , hold food and even rock a baby to sleep Coolamons  can be an oval cut-out of bark of some trees or a chunk of trunk or root of some trees that is scooped out by Aboriginal men or women. Box tree, Gidgee tree, red gum tree etc. are seen amongst the timbers used in coolamons

IT WAS SO FUN

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Dear Miss Willis.
On the 23rd of May 2017  year 6 went on te MAMA excursion (Aulbury). It was amazing.We had a great language (Wiradjuri) lessonn that taught alot it was head shoulders knees and toes eyes and ears and mouth and nose.Also we did a memory game that we had to remember the numbers and we had to pick up the number of the pillow.We also had a art lesson and made bark huts made out of:

*skewers
*hot glue guns (to put them together)
*someting like paper bark
*scissrs (to help us fashion the bark huts

At the end of te MAMA excursion I was happy that we learnt language and that i was apart of this memorialble excursion.

colooman
A coolamon is an Indigenous Australian carrying vessel. It is a multi-purpose shallow vessel, or dish with curved sides, ranging in length from 30–70 cm, and similar in shape to a canoe.

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On Tuesday we went to the Albury
MAMA gallery and made bark huts using  hot glue guns, kabab sticks
and paper bark. After we had finished paper bark huts we learnt some Wiradjuri language such as head, sholders ,knees and toes and we played simon says we also played a game using pillows for a counting game and we played twister and Steph was the best at it and i was 2nd best and Dakota was 3rd best. When we went out for lunch we were playing chassy and a lady was videoing us play chassy and tacking photos of us eating our lunch, then she was on the phone talking to someone about us.

On this trip we learnt the alphabet in Wiradjuri language, we learnt how to make bark huts and how to count up to ten.