Name: Symbol Matching Cards
Brand: Wingaru
SKU: 726436591003
Price: 29.99 AUD
Availability: InStock

Symbol Matching Cards - 726436591003 - Game - Wingaru - The Little Lost Bookshop

Author: Game | Publisher: Wingaru

Explore Aboriginal culture and visual communication tools with this set of 40 Aboriginal symbol cards.

Artwork by Dharug artist Lesley Woodhouse.

Featuring 20 commonly recognised Aboriginal symbols, this set contains two of each symbol card and can be used as flash-cards or game-play to reinforce learning. 105mm by 148mm coated cards.

Designed and produced by Wingaru Education, 100% Aboriginal-owned education specialists.

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