Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Greetings - Printable Poster Set

Celebrate Australia’s rich First Nations languages and cultures with this thoughtfully designed Indigenous Greetings poster and flashcard set.
Created for early learning and school environments, this digital resource supports educators and children to explore Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages through simple greetings that highlight connection, identity, and respect for Country.

Each card features one of 40 greetings from across Australia, with clear language names and regional references.
Designed with bright, engaging artwork and easy-to-read text, these posters help foster inclusive learning spaces and support meaningful conversations about culture and belonging.

What’s Included:
- 30+ greetings from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages across Australia
-  Language name and regional reference for each greeting
-  Clear, culturally respectful design featuring artwork by Bigi Nagala (via Canva)
-  High-quality printable PDF – ideal for classroom displays, routines, and cultural discussions

Designed For:

- Early childhood and primary educators
- Preschools, kindergartens, and home learning settings
- Educators embedding cultural awareness and inclusive practice
- Classrooms celebrating language, identity, and connection

Framework Alignment:
This resource supports reflection and planning in line with the Early Years Learning Framework, particularly:

- Outcome 1: Children have a strong sense of identity
- Outcome 2: Children are connected with and contribute to their world

🖨️ Instant digital download – print and display to support language learning, inclusion, and cultural connection.

✳️ Cultural Acknowledgement
This resource includes a selection of greetings from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages and does not represent all First Nations communities.
We acknowledge the diversity of languages and cultures across Australia and encourage educators to use this resource as a respectful starting point for further exploration and connection with local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.