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How the Crocodile Got its Teeth is a Yidinji Creation Story which helps to explain the history and some of the traditional beliefs held by the Yidinji First Nations' People of Far North Queensland
The "flip" side of the book is Sea and Shore - Level 23
This resource will provide numerous lessons on the topic to suit various cohorts and interest levels
And every day her grandmother blesses Father Government for giving old people money
Ancient Australia Unearthed eBook Level 14 How the Crocodile Got itsCONTACT US FOR PRICES ON CLASS SETS! One October day in 1984, the Department of Aboriginal Affairs in Canberra was advised by radiophone: "We have a first contact here." Located in the Gibson Desert, nine Pintupi people had been picked up in a four wheel drive and taken to Kintore, near Alice Springs. They had never seen a non Indigenous person, let alone cars and towns. Wearing human hair belts and armed with spears and boomerangs, the Pintupi Nine