Monthly DIY Magazine for Kids Aged 8 plus (June 2020)

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1. Tie Dye Your Own Tea Towels Introduction Things you will need Instructions

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2. Make Aboriginal Art Fridge Magnet 08 Introduction

08/09 Things you will need 10 Instructions 11 3. Defy Gravity With Space Engine 12 Introduction

12/13 Things you will need 14 Instructions 15 4. Be A Geologist & Explore Rocks 16 Introduction

16/17 Things you will need 18 Instructions 19

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ABORIGINAL ART SYMBOLS DRAW YOUR ABORIGINAL ART COLOUR ME UP - KANGAROO COLOUR ME UP - FROG COLOUR ME UP - GECKO COLOUR ME UP - MIMI SPIRIT VIDEOS WORTH WATCHING CREDITS AND REFERENCES

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Tie Dye Your Own Tea Towels

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Make Aboriginal Art Fridge Magnet

Science, Combo & Premium Kits

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Defy Gravity With Space Engine

Science and Premium Kits

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Be A Geologist and Explore Rocks

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Tie Dye Your World

Celebrate Bright Colours < Know more about Aboriginal Flag Colours

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Tie Dye Your Own Tea Towels

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Tie Dye Your Own Tea Towels What do you need to tie dye tea towels?

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - NOT SUITABLE FOR KIDS UNDER 3 YRS. THIS KIT IS INTENDED FOR CHILDREN AGED 5 AND ABOVE. ADULT SUPERVISION AND ASSISTANCE ARE REQUIRED AT ALL TIMES. IMPROPER USE OF RUBBER BAND MAY HURT.

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• Instructions

Love Heart Tea Towel 1. Draw a Heart on the piece of paper and cut it out as shown above.

2. Dampen the tea towel in water, squeezing out any excess. Fold in half length-ways, aligning the template edge with the folded edge. Trace with a washable marker.

3. Pleat fold the tea towel along the traced template line.

4. Secure a rubber band tightly around this line.

5. Secure more rubber bands around the tea towel at different intervals.

6. Using an empty craft bottle, apply your first colour to the first section of tea towel.

7. Continue to apply your chosen colours to each of the sections. when complete, place into a plastic zip lock bag and let it sit for 4 hours in a refrigerator.

8. Allow to air dry completely before removing the rubber bands and rinsing the dye out completely under a cold tap.

9. To set your design, place your tea towel into a dryer or allow to air dry and then iron your design for 5-10min. Hang your beautiful tea towel in your kitchen ready to use!

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Make Aboriginal Art Fridge Magnet

Dingo Stingray

Lizard Emu

Turtle

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Kangaroo Crocodile Birds

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Fish

The Snake has been used as a symbol of strength, creativity and continuity since ancient times across many societies. Using its powers to disappear into the earth and to re-appear in other locations has given the snake a symbolic power that is represented in stories and art.

The snake is seen as a Creation Ancestor in Aboriginal Australia and its journeys across the country create aspects of the landscape. It is linked to the earth because it burrows underground, but it is also closely linked to water.

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Make Aboriginal Art Fridge Magnet What do you need to make an Aboriginal Art?

WARNING: NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS DUE TO THE DANGER OF SWALLOWING SMALL PARTS. READ THROUGH THESE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE YOU START. ADULT ASSISTANCE AND SUPERVISION ARE REQUIRED.

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nce you have gathered all material, follow the steps in the booklet. Make sure your mum or dad is watching over while you do this so that you can reach out to them when you need.

1. Think about or plan a design for your animal magnet using the adhesive mosaic circles.

2. Peel the paper backing from the mosaic circle to reveal the adhesive surface and press onto the foam backing piece to secure.

3. Continue this process until your design is complete.

4. Place a magnet on the back of your design. Peel the paper backing to reveal the adhesive surface and press onto the foam to secure.

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Watch this Video to draw an aboriginal turtle art by yourself. https://youtu.be/TK7V2UHt8TA

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Defy Gravity With Space Engine

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Learn the science behind dancing ball magic!

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> Scan and Watch 10 Levitation Magic Tricks

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Defy Gravity With Space Engine What do you need to make your Space Engine?

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD: ADULT SUPERVISION AND ASSISTANCE ARE REQUIRED AT ALL TIMES. THIS KIT IS INTENDED FOR CHILDREN OVER 8 YEARS OF AGE. THIS KIT AND ITS FINISHED PRODUCT CONTAIN SMALL PARTS WHICH MAY CAUSE CHOKING IF MISUSED. KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS OLD. TO PREVENT POSSIBLE SHORT CIRCUITS, NEVER TOUCH THE CONTACTS INSIDE THE BATTERY CASE WITH ANY METAL OBJECTS. ONLY SMALL BATTERIES AFTER YOU HAVE ASSEMBLED THE PRODUCT. ADULT SUPERVISION IS REQUIRED.

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nce you have gathered all material, follow the steps in the booklet. Make sure your mum or dad is watching over while you do this so that you can reach out to them when you need.

Your Instruction Booklet Your own Space Air Engine

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Why does ball float in the air? Learn about Bernoulli’s Principle. https://youtu.be/sIrJOrTAJjg

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Be A Geologist and Explore Rocks

Fascinated with rocks?

Discover the amazing world of rocks, minerals and crystals - just like real-life Geologists! < Scan and learn why insects are important to humans?

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Be A Geologist and Explore Rocks

Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s included in the Rock Discovery Kit?

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD: NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3YRS. BE CAREFUL WITH BUGS AND INSECTS WHICH MIGHT CRAWL IN THE LITTLE POT WHEN YOU ARE CHECKING THEM OUT. USE SUNSCREEN WHEN IN SUN.

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Your Instruction Booklet

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Watch this Instruction Video to on different types of rocks. https://youtu.be/CeuYx-AbZdo

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ABORIGINAL ART ART SYMBOLS ABORIGINAL SYMBOLS

Person

Man

Woman

Campsite / Waterhole

Resting Place

Human Footprint

Possum Footprint

Emu Footprint

Kangaroo Footprint

Witchetty Grub

Honey Ant

Honey Ant Site

Yam Plant

Rain

Cloud / Rainbow

People Sitting

Connected Waterholes Water / Smoke / Fire

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Moon

Star

Draw a scene using Aboriginal Symbols AND WRITE ITâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S MEANING IN YOUR OWN WORDS

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colour me up - kangaroo

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colour me up - frog

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colour me up - gecko

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colour me up - mimi spirit

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Videos Worth Watching...

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The Animated History of Australia | Suibhne | Published on Jan 26, 2019 | Australia is a young nation with a sometimes dark past. From its Aboriginal Custodians, to its Penal Colonies to its foundation as a modern nation state. | Scan or use link: https:// youtu.be/QIDDIDS2Tjk

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Yothu Yindi - Treaty (Original Version) | Yothu Yindi | Published on Sep 14, 2015 | Promises can disappear like writing in the sand | Scan or use link: https://youtu.be/Jf-jHCdafZY

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Credits & References “The Australian Aboriginal Flag” was published by www.naidoc.org.au “Aboriginal Art Symbols & Meanings” is published by Aboriginalartshop.com “Drawing Aboriginal Art Turtle” published by Tada-Dada Art Club on YouTube “10 Ways to Levitate” published by Rich Ferguson on YouTube “Bernoulli’s Principle - Explaining Lift Force” published by SDPB on YouTube “Rocks for Kids” published by Homeschool Pop on YouTube “Types Of Rocks” published by Peekaboo Kidz on YouTube “Aboriginal Art Symbols” published by www.ArtyFactory.com “Aboriginal Art Colouring Sheets” published by www.ArtyFactory.com “The Animated History of Australia” was published by Suibhne on YouTube “Yothu Yindi - Treaty (Original Version)” published by Yothu Yindi on YouTube

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Scanning QR code from a Smart Phone or Tablet:

Step 1: Open up the camera app on your Smartphone and hold it up to the QR code (like the one on the right) Step 2: Your device will automatically recognize the QR code and provide you with an on-screen notification.

Step 3: Tap the notification to be taken to the destination of the QR code.

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Just use your Smart phone camera!

HAPPY NAIDOC WEEK EVERYONE

Always Was, Always Will Be. 5-12 July 2020

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