Shell Stringing

Shell stringing is the cultural practice of collecting, preparing, and stringing shells to make necklaces and bracelets by Tasmanian Aboriginal women. This knowledge is passed from mothers and grandmothers to their daughters and granddaughters and maintains an important link between traditional and contemporary Aboriginal life.

Shell Stringing – Teacher Resources

Here you will find investigations and learning tasks related to Shell Stringing. These materials support the teaching of Tasmanian Aboriginal histories and cultures, mapping the curriculum links to learning areas and the general capabilities.

Investigations

For additional general supplementary materials to support the teaching of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures cross-curriculum priority please see Classroom Resources.