Farm to Family: Fibre
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If you are an Early year Educator and have though, where does your jumper, your clothes, your bag, your hat come from? Join us and One World Centre for an interactive hands-on sustainability workshop exploring the journey of Wool, Bamboo, Cotton & Reeds through Play, Creativity & Discovery.Hands-on activities include:
Weave reeds & raffia
Paint cotton tote bag
Build bamboo bee hotel
Spin a woolly yarn
Early Years Learning Framework v2 and WA Curriculum Links:
HASS curriculum: Food and Fibre Production.
Sustainability and Natural Fibres: Exploring how natural fibres such as wool, bamboo, cotton and raffia are grown, harvested and transformed into everyday products.
Cultural Identity and Inclusion: Recognising that fibres are connected to culture, Country and community. Exploring how different cultures, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, have traditionally used natural fibres.
Inquiry and Wellbeing: Using fibre-based experiences to support sensory exploration, scientific inquiry, creativity and systems thinking, through hands-on, child led activities.
Date
Tuesday 1 September 2026 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM (UTC+08)Location
Djinda Dreaming ELC
5 Rimmington Ct, Southlake WA 6164
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