Where the Streets Had a Name Australian Kirsty works with aboriginal students

Kirsty works with aboriginal students in education and teaches Koori Dance

The King and the Cobbler is a 16-page retelling of a traditional tale from Afghanistan - Level 20

Five Senses is designed to develop the following skills: - a love of reading and writing stories - an understanding of the techniques used in narrative writing - an appreciation of the variety of genres used in narrative writing - the ability to discuss stories and issues with peers - an understanding of how language 'works' - improved literacy skills through modelling activities

read in the tea leaves

Where the Streets Had a Name Australian Kirsty works with aboriginal studentsHayaat and her family spend their days dodging curfews, trying to buy a week's groceries before the sirens blare, remembering their home among the olive groves before it was taken from them. But when the curfew breaks and her beloved grandmother Sitti is taken to hospital, Hayaat sets out on a mission to retrieve a jarful of soil from the family's old farm so she can grant Sitti's last wish of touching the soil of her homeland once more. All Hayaat