Naidoc Sensory Sand

3 kg pack includes 1 kg each of red, yellow, and black sand. Use with sensory trays ad outdoor learning environments. Non toxic and non staining.

Introduce children to the rich tapestry of Aboriginal culture through tactile and visual experiences with our Naidoc Sensory Sand.

This 3 kg pack includes 1 kg each of red, yellow, and black sand—colours that represent the Aboriginal flag and hold deep cultural significance. Crafted to be non toxic and non staining, this sand ensures safe and mess-free play for children aged 3 and above.

Key Features:

• Cultural Significance: The red, yellow, and black hues correspond to the Aboriginal flag, symbolising the earth, sun, and people, respectively.
• Safe for Children: Non-toxic and non-staining properties make it suitable for young learners.
• Versatile Use: Ideal for both artistic creations and sensory play, accommodating various educational activities

Naidoc Sensory Sand Educational Benefits:

• Sensory Development: Engages touch and sight, enhancing sensory processing skills.
• Fine Motor Skills: Manipulating sand supports the development of hand-eye coordination and dexterity.
• Cultural Awareness: Facilitates discussions about Aboriginal heritage and the significance of NAIDOC Week.

Classroom Applications:

• Sand Art Projects: Children can create artworks using coloured sand to depict stories or symbols. Use Craft Glue to make a drawing and sprinkle sand over.
• Sensory Trays: Fill trays with sand for free exploration, encouraging creativity and sensory engagement.
• Symbol Tracing: Use sand to practice tracing Aboriginal symbols, fostering cultural understanding.
• Collaborative Murals: Design group projects where each child contributes to a larger sand-based artwork.

Incorporating Naidoc Sensory Sand into your educational setting not only enriches sensory experiences but also provides a meaningful way to celebrate and honour Aboriginal culture. By engaging with this resource, children gain a deeper appreciation for the traditions and stories that shape Australia’s diverse heritage