Hi Rick,
Thank you for visiting our school for the second time.
I just wanted to give you some feedback on what the teacher in charge wrote about your visit:-
The kids absolutely loved it.It was very hands-on, informative.
Rick had good management skills and discipline.
Lots of artifacts etc.
So thank you for that.
Have a great day.
Hi Rick, It was fantastic to have you presenting on Friday. It was clear that the students all loved your activities.
Oh wow, thank you for that, tomorrow is Koorie Kids Day and I will do
some of these for the kids - thank you again Rick....
Thanks Rick,
I have just downloaded the file, what a wonderful resource!!
I aim to process your payment this week.
Thaks again
Library
Services
Department of Education and the Arts: Review
This rescource kit
contains many Aboriginal images (suitable for clip art, stationary and
colouring in), three video vignettes demonstrating the making of Aboriginal
artifacts and a series of essays on aspects of culture. It provides downloadable
support material for integrated unitsof work on indigenous cultures.
The contents page of this CD that has been produced by Brisbane born Artist,
Rick Roser, is attractively organised for easy access to the various documents.
Roser makes available an extensive collection of images from his artwork
for use by educational and other non-commercial organisations. These include
photographs demonstrating stencil art as well as examples of public art
in which he has been involved. The art images include various traditional
styles, such as x-ray and dot paintings, as well as some more contemporary
clip art images. Students and teachers will find these useful in many
applications such as worksheets, projects and power point presentations.
Roser's narration of the short videos on basket making, stone axe making
and painting with ochre is clear and easy to follow. Students will be
keen to try the activities for themselves.
Written instructions are included for these activites and boomerang throwing
can be printed. The CD also includes a number of essays, presumably written
by Roser, on aspects of Aboriginal culture including protocols when working
with indigenous communities, kinship and trade. The written information
is delivered in the chatty and straightforward manner that would have
benefitted from further editing and referencing.
System requirements;
Adobe reader, Macromedia Flash.
(Supplied on CD)
Reviewer: Library Services Department of Education and the Arts
Rating: XX OZ
Curriculum Areas: Studies of society and environment; The Arts
Descriptors: Aboriginal Peoples; Art; Aboriginal; Clip art
Suitable for: Middle Primary; Upper Primary; Lower Primary; Lower Secondary
Hi Rick..The resource kit is wonderful, we use it quite a bit for school
projects i.e borders, and stuff like that. I use quite alot of the clip
art pics for work, as a way to Indigenise resources or flyers that I'm
doing.
I may buy another as a gift for my neice for Christmas.
Thankyou Kylie
Dear Rick ..I have received the CD and I think it is a great resource.
Thank you Graham.
re Workshops...
Thanks Rick
The kids enjoyed it so much and parents have come up to me saying how
they haven't stopped talking about it. It was a great inspiration for
their writing and information source for their project. I hope you continue
with the program.
Thanks again
Hi Rick..Received your CD at the end of last week and took it home to preview tonight. What a fabulous resource you’ve created. I can see our students using the material in so many cross-curricular tasks. Thank you for providing an opportunity to share the Aboriginal culture with our students. Regards Julie
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