A set of 4 significant Australian flags with explanations.
Use this teaching resource in the classroom when exploring the different flags of Australia.
Each poster outlines information about the significance of the symbols represented in each of the flags.
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A black and white version of each flag has been included in the download.
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This will be an extremely useful resource as we begin an Indigenous Studies unit with our P-2 students
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