On Wednesday, 3rd Grade went to Kuring-Gai National Park to get some fantastic facts about Aboriginal Culture. By Kristof
A short time after we arrived and started our walk, the first thing I saw was a fox trapping sign. I was sad because foxes are my favourite animals. By Mikayla
At the National Park we walked through a wet bush track that looked like a desert. Laurie was guiding us then we watched him make some ochre. Since we had ochre, we painted ourselves. Meanwhile, other people were making red or brown coloured ochre. By Aaron
We learned about cold fire and hot fire. Our guide Laurie was making ochre (which is a kind of paint that was made of stone). Then he gave some ochre to our teacher. She painted everybody on the cheeks, arms and legs. By Jeffrey
Laurie showed us how to spit ochre on walls and warned us not to
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