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Rubbish rocks! There is beauty in everything, from rubbish to plain useless stuff. Filled with DIY ideas on rubbish art, this book will inspire you to turn the ordinary into the extraordinary! An excellent way to link to sustainability criteria of the curriculum. 80pp, softcover. Authors: A. Brunt and T. Meirink.
Ultrawild is a wildly imaginative and beautifully illustrated non-fiction book that invites readers aged 9 to 99 to explore over 100 creative, scientifically plausible inventions designed to combat climate change and rewild urban areas. This book, by maverick inventor Steve Mushin, combines art, science, and humour to offer radical, out-of-the-box solutions to global environmental problems….
Completely updated for the new 2024 Study Design, this visually inspiring third edition focuses on the meaning of good design and how human-centred design principles can uncover and solve problems faced by people and the planet. – Students are guided through the new VCD design process (based on the Double Diamond model), and its emphasis…
Wall and Piece is a compelling collection of the groundbreaking works of Banksy, Britains most elusive and provocative street artist. First published by Century in 2006, this 240-page trade paperback brings together stunning photographs of Banksys most famous pieces, accompanied by his witty and often biting commentary. Known for his satirical social and political critiques,…
This book Find Out About: Composting by E. Bruce helps students learn that responsible waste management is essential for reinforcing the fundamental principals of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle that underpin the values of sustainable living. Developing an understanding of what happens to our rubbish establishes a direct connection between our actions and the impact that…
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When Turtle dashes into the elevator of Building 24, encounters ensuea nod, a blink, a step aside; a grunt, a sigh, a lean to the right. But what unfolds when the elevator halts? Crocodile rushes to a meeting, Giraffe has a doctors appointment, and Turtle urgently needs to reach the shop. This heartwarming tale centers…
This multi-award-winning picture book is an expansive and generous Welcome to Country from a most respected Elder, Aunty Joy Murphy, beautifully given form by Indigenous artist Lisa Kennedy. Welcome to Country invites us to recognise the traditional lands that lie beneath our feet and to celebrate local Indigenous culture.
In this stunning picture book beautifully given form by Indigenous artist Lisa Kennedy, respected Elder Aunty Joy Murphy and Yarra Riverkeeper Andrew Kelly tell the story of one day in the life of the vital, flourishing Birrarung (Yarra river).
Highlighting the creative contributions of female artists, the Women in Art board book edition of the original bestseller features simpler text, and Rachel Ignotofsky’s signature illustrations reimagined to give young creators the perfect role models to grow up with while inspiring a love of art. Features diverse women creating a wide array of artistic works,…
Yarn Circles Wellbeing Cards are designed to provide opportunities for students to talk about their feelings, emotions, thoughts and ideas in a safe, positive and collaborative environment. Each card is laminated and double-sided. These beautiful cards were created by First Nations author and illustrator Krystal Randall. Suitable for Primary and Secondary levels, the content areas…
Yayoi Kusama is arguably one of the most influential contemporary artists of the 21st century. This illustrated book tells Kusama’s tale of art and inspiration from birth to now, and is a great introduction to her work. 36pp, hardcover. Author: Sarah Suzuki. Illustrator: Ellen Weinstein.
You Might Find Yourself is the latest book by Tai Snaith author of The Family Hour in Australia and Slow Down, World. You Might Find Yourself follows a small person’s journey as they navigate the world through their imagination. This charming and lovingly hand-crafted picture book invites readers to examine notions of resilience and collaboration,…
Presented in striking shades of ochre, orange, black and white, Young Dark Emu takes the research and first person accounts of the earlier award winning book Dark Emu and makes them accessible for younger readers. Young Dark Emu – A Truer History asks young readers to consider a different version of Australia’s history and the…
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