Explore Discover Imagine Count - A fantasy flower collage for counting from 11 - 20. This Ebook combines easy to follow instructions for this inexpensive craft with a structured collage for children to count from one to ten. The primary aim of the book is as a counting tool for children to discover and explore their imaginations. The secondary purpose is to support the older reader to discover and explore Collage. Collage is about reinventing and recycling and repurposing. It's a magical p...

Set during the excitement of the Easter season, this book is a simple counting tool for children and centres on themes of wildlife protection and reusing resources, as well as emphasising the importance of conservation versus consumerism.As envelopes full of foils from friends arrive in the letterbox, this book shows the importance of community and friendship. Alongside facts about bilbies, Australia's native equivalent to the Easter bunny, this books takes the reader through a jou...

Heather Gordon and Sabrina Buggy's collaboration focusses on mythology and misogyny. This book weaves captivating poetry and stunning visual imagery to explore Feminism through the lens of fantasy.Drawing on the myths of mermaids across different cultures, this book delves into the strength and resilience of women fighting through a storm of patriarchal forces. Women are reimagined as mermaids using acrylic flow technique and collage. Drawn from the experiences of an intergeneratio...

Explore Discover Imagine Count - A fantasy flower collage for counting from 1 - 10. This Ebook combines easy to follow instructions for this inexpensive craft with a structured collage for children to count from one to ten. The primary aim of the book is as a counting tool for children to discover and explore their imaginations. The secondary purpose is to support the older reader to discover and explore Collage. Collage is about reinventing and recycling and repurposing. It's a magical pr...

Barossa Nanna and her friend Maxine explore the Outback. They discover many of the arid zone birds and animals and camp among the wildflowers.Along the way, Barossa Nanna learns a valuable lesson about sharing.Heather Gordon (aka Barossa Nanna) is an artist, author and gardener. Heather's productive, flower filled garden is home to chooks and bees.Beckles Freckles and her mum, Debra, share their photographs of the Andamooka outback.Illustrations by Beckles F...

Explore Discover Imagine Count: An Odd Birds colour collage for counting from 1 - 19. This Ebook combines easy to follow instructions for this inexpensive craft with a structured collage for children to count the odd birds. The primary aim of the book is as a counting tool for children to discover and explore their imaginations. The secondary purpose is to support the older reader to discover and explore Collage. Collage is about reinventing and recycling and repurposing. It's a magical pr...

The Adventures of Opie the Opossum: A New HomeBy: Robert D. Gordon and Heather M. PerryThe Adventures of Opie the Opossum: Search for a Home is the third book in the series for authors Robert D. Gordon and Heather M. Perry. This third adventure takes Opie from the comforts of his home and takes him on a journey to search for a new home. Along the way, he encounters several animals that he had not seen before in his adventures around the ranch. During his search he has to be...

For indigenous communities throughout the globe, mining has been a historical forerunner of colonialism, introducing new, and often disruptive, settlement patterns and economic arrangements. Although indigenous communities may benefit from and adapt to the wage labour and training opportunities provided by new mining operations, they are also often left to navigate the complicated process of remediating the long-term ecological changes associated with industrial mining. In this regard, the...

Georgians, like all Americans, experienced the Civil War in a variety of ways. Through selected articles drawn from the New Georgia Encyclopedia (www.georgiaencyclopedia.org), this collection chronicles the diversity of Georgia’s Civil War experience and reflects the most current scholarship in terms of how the Civil War has come to be studied, documented, and analyzed.The Atlanta campaign and Sherman’s March to the Sea changed the course of the war in 1864, in terms both of the up...

A gentle retelling of a true story about a hospital experience. A digital version of the original collage composition created from the artist's own collection using colour photographs, old maps and birthday cards as well as the cardboard cover of her favourite ice-cream. The old maps used as the base for the collage represent the difficulties in finding a pathway through the medical system. The old maps also symbolise the journey that confronted Melanie as she navigated this forced diverge...

Explore Discover Imagine Count - a chook collage for counting from 1 - 10.A digital version of the original composition using colour photographs from the artist’s own collection, this structured collage provides the opportunity for children to imagine their own narrative as they explore Barossa Nanna’s garden, discovering chooks among the flowers while counting their way from one to ten.Collage is about reinventing and recycling and repurposing. It’s a magical process which...

Explore Discover Imagine Count A flying bugs collage for counting from 1 - 10. A digital version of the original composition using colour photographs from the artist's own collection, this structured collage provides the opportunity for children to imagine their own narrative as they explore the garden, finding flying bugs among the flowers while counting their way from one to ten. Collage is about reinventing and recycling and repurposing. It's a magical process which invites and encourag...