A worksheet for students to order the sequence of turning spinifex grass into resin glue.
This teaching resource is a worksheet for students to order the steps from harvesting spinifex grass to heating it to making resin glue. Students cut and paste the sentences and pictures to put them in the correct order.
Use this resource after learning about the traditional Aboriginal skill.
Use the blank version to extend students by writing and drawing their own sequence.
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