First Nations Memory Game

Name: First Nations Memory Game
Brand: Wingaru
SKU: fnmemory
Price: 32.99 AUD
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Author: Game | Publisher: Wingaru

Test your memory and find all 24 matching pairs of First Nations symbols and objects! these beautifully illustrated cards help players to learn about First Nations people, culture and histories.

With artwork by Dunghutti artist Aunty Cynthia O'Brien Younie.

Contains 48 7cm by 7cm tiles.

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

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