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A Kings Park story about connection to family and country

Follow the story of Chunyart, a young Noongar boy, on his journey to Kaarta Koomba. Learn how our native plants and animals can provide food, tools, shelter and medicine. Discuss the importance of sustainability and caring for country (boodja).

'A fantastic outdoor learning experience for both children and teachers, thank you.' - Year 3 Teacher

You may also be interested in a Noongar glossary for local Aboriginal words that are used within this website.

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Bookings are essential and fees apply. Copies of the 'Chunyart and the Cheeky Parrot' storybook are available for purchase from Aspects of Kings Park.

Please refer to the Kings Park Education Cancellation Policy before booking this program.

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Tags: Year level: 3
Stream: Cultural Heritage
WA Curriculum links: English,Humanities and Social Sciences,Science
Program type: School program
Maximum duration: 1 hour

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