Traditionally, NAIDOC Week is held in the first full week of July in Australia to celebrate the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. "NAIDOC" stands for National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee, which was the name given to the committee responsible for organizing the event in the past.
 
By teaching children about the rich and diverse cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, we promote cultural awareness and understanding. It helps children develop a respect for different cultures and appreciate the contributions of Australia's First Nations peoples.
 
NAIDOC Week provides a dedicated time to focus on the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.  By incorporating these teachings into children's education during this week, we ensure that the next generation grows up with a deeper understanding and appreciation of Indigenous cultures, fostering reconciliation and a more inclusive society.
 
WHAT YOU RECEIVE:
Multi-page planner with over 40 activities listed by category: Practical life, Sensorial, Language, Science, Maths, and Culture.
Information page that you can share with families about the theme
List of activity which can be used for mind mapping
Bonus done-for-you activities which you just need to print
Activities are colour coded to help identify recommended age groups
Activities are EYLF and MTOP coded 
Sourced activities include a link to the author's website 
 
Curriculum planners are available and suitable for early childcare educators who work in a family daycare service or centre, teachers, and those providing in-home care, home schooling and distance learning.
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The Montessori method and approach to learning is recognised worldwide.  Our planners include reference to Montessori terminology and Montessori inspired activities.