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Year 4 PEGS camp 2020
Year 4 PEGS camp 2020
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A camp reflection
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1
What is essential for human survival?
water, i-pads, burgers
food, water, shelter, warmth
2
Thank you for participating in our very special camp for 2020 we hope you loved it as much as we did!
I wish I could see all the camp staff again soon!
Thanks, can't wait until next year!
Mr Collins has a big beard
The bus ride went really quick this year!
3
What are the four points on a compass?
north, sounds, east, west
north, south, east, wild
north, south, east, west
never, eat, soggy, weatbix
4
How are didgeridoos made?
indigenous people carve them out of logs
they are made from old canoes
termites eat out the centre of a tree and create the hollow inside
flies inhabit the center of large trees and eventually they break off
5
What is the name of the tree that creates a soapy substance when the leaves are crushed and rubbed together with water?
Blackwood Wattle
Blue Wattle
Silver Wattle
Golden Wattle
6
How do you orientate a map?
turn it until you are back where you started
rotate it until you feel dizzy
rotate it until it matches up with your surroundings
turn the map upside down and do the hokey pokey
7
What did Indigenous people use to make paint?
Ochre - rocks and leaves
Ochre - rocks and water
Ochre - flowers and rocks
Ochre - milk and sand
8
What did you use to make your mini indigenous camp?
lego
bark
sticks
pencils
9
What is a natural item that can be used to create paint?
Charcoal
Flowers
Dirt
Ochre
10
What Indigenous nation are we a part of?
Victoria
Dja Dja Warrung
Eildon
Kulin
11
How many different duties did you complete during the camp program while you were at home?
2
1
4
3
12
Indigenous means?
trees, branches, leaves on a tree
dirt, grass and shrubs that are on the ground
people, plants, animals that are native to an area
all animals that live in Australia
13
What sorts of resources did Aborigines use to create canoes?
Fibreglass and duct tape
Bark from trees
Tree roots, reeds, mud and leaves
Bamboo
14
Did you watch the campfire video with your family?
No, I'll do it another time
Yes
15
What species of Kangaroo is found at the Eildon Camp?
Eastern Grey
Red
Northern nail-tail wallaby
Western Grey
16
What is the special technique required for packing up a sleeping bag on your own?
Squish tehnique
Stuff technique
Roll Technique
I don't have to pack it away
17
What were boomerangs used for?
playing
nintedo switch
musical instruments
hunting
18
Why did Indigenous elders teacher their children these games?
not only was it fun but children gained valuable skills for indigenous life
to compete against other tribes in their nation
just because
it filled in their day
19
What are the five senses of the body?
sound, light, birds, leaves and crocdiles
taste, touch, look, smell, toothpaste
hearing, smell, trees, grass and leaves
sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch
20
Why is it important to pay respect to Indigenous Elders?
They know lots about Australian plants and animals
They are pretty cool
They are the trdaitional custodians of the land
They have the oldest known civilisation in the world
21
A Kangaroos main food source is Grass
False
True
22
What shape are young eucalyptus leaves?
Round
Thin
Square
Leaf like
23
Written, orally, song, dance and artwork are all ways in which indigenous stories can be Shared?
True
False
24
What musical instrument was found in the Hub?
Xylaphone
Guitar
Didgeridoo
Piano
