Naidoc Sequins

Naidoc Sequins 100g pack of 6 – 8mm cup . Includes red, gold, and black sequins. Use glue or stitch onto paper, fabric, or card. Adds a shimmering finish to art projects

use withAdd a meaningful sparkle to your cultural crafts with our NAIDOC Sequins Pack. They are designed to bring shine and significance to your classroom activities.

This generous 100g pack contains beautiful 6 – 8mm cup sequins in the symbolic colours of red, gold, and black. Ideal for NAIDOC Week, Reconciliation Week, and other cultural celebrations.

These eye catching sequins reflect light beautifully, adding dimension and vibrancy to any craft project. Whether you’re decorating collages, embellishing posters, or creating themed classroom displays, these sequins offer a tactile and visual element. They help children engage in creative storytelling and hands on learning.

Childcare educators can use these NAIDOC Sequins to encourage discussions about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, using craft as a way to honour identity, tradition, and community.

The colours represent the Aboriginal flag—black for the people, red for the land, and yellow for the sun. These sequins are more than just decoration; they offer a respectful way to incorporate cultural understanding into your craft time.

Product Features:

• 100g pack of 6 – 8mm cup sequins
• Includes red, gold, and black sequins
• Easy to use with craft glue or stitch onto paper, fabric, or card
• Shimmering finish that enhances any art project
• Great for early learning environments and group activities
• Not suitable for children under 3 years of age

Ways to use Naidoc Sequins in childcare:

• Decorate a NAIDOC Week poster or banner
• Create a collage of the Aboriginal flag using coloured sequins
• Embellish story stones or cultural symbols with shimmering details
• Use in Reconciliation Week art to highlight themes of connection and respect
• Add sparkle to classroom displays, dreamtime stories, or collaborative murals

Let children explore culture, colour, and creativity while crafting with purpose. These NAIDOC Sequins are the perfect way to add respectful shine to your celebrations.
All art activities that reflect Aboriginal cultural expressions should be created in partnership with the appropriate Aboriginal community members, who are the custodians of that cultural knowledge.

We encourage educators and caregivers to take the time to explore and deepen their understanding of NAIDOC Week and Reconciliation Week by visiting the official NAIDOC website. This valuable resource offers insights into the history and meaning, as well as guidance on how to respectfully participate and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Gaining knowledge through reputable sources supports more meaningful conversations and activities within early learning environments.