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First Nations Symbol Dominoes

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$27.87 $44.95 In stock

A set of 28 large-format dominoes featuring Aboriginal symbols, helping students explore and become familiar with traditional communication tools and their meanings.

Details

  • Domino size: 160 x 80mm
  • Features artwork by Dunghutti artist Aunty Cynthia Younie
  • Designed and produced by Wingaru Education, a 100% Aboriginal-owned education specialist
  • 2-4 players, ages 3+
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Jacob ★★★★★

The pieces are big enough that even my younger kids can handle them without losing any, and the symbols sparked some great questions about their meanings. We’ve used them every day since they arrived, and the quality holds up well to constant shuffling.

Chloe O. ★★★★★

My students were immediately drawn to the large 160 x 80mm dominoes, and the Aboriginal symbols sparked great conversations about traditional communication. The size makes them easy for small hands to handle during group play.

David ★★★★★

I was surprised by how sturdy the 160 x 80mm dominoes feel—perfect for classroom use. The Aboriginal symbols are clear and make learning about traditional communication tools really engaging for my kids.