Rock Out with Fossil Rock
Where Ancient Worlds Come Alive!
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Resources for Teachers
We’ve created curriculum-aligned resources to help bring Fossil Rock into your classroom with ease. Each PDF download includes guided activities and discussion prompts.
Travel Back 550 Million Years with Fossil Rock!
• Aligned with curriculum for Term planning
• Encourages exploration and curiosity
• Easy to integrate into lesson plans
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• Lesson Plans for Reception to Year 3
• Activity Sheets
• Sing-a-long Song Lyrics
• Certificate of Participation
These Holidays, Fossil Rock Will Rock Your Socks!
• Fun for kids aged 4–9
• Perfect for holiday entertainment
• Interactive songs and dance-alongs
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A rocking adventure for kids, families, and classrooms! Explore Earth's oldest fossils – the Ediacara – straight from the Flinders Ranges.
Why Fossil Rock?
Together with educating young minds, we're also passionate about raising awareness and promoting the conservation of our planet's precious natural treasures. South Australia's Nilpena Ediacara National Park is home to some of the world's most significant Ediacaran fossils, yet many people remain unaware of their existence. By introducing children to these ancient wonders at an early age, we not only stimulate their imagination and curiosity but also instil in them a sense of appreciation and responsibility for our planet's rich geological heritage. Through Fossil Rock, we aim to inspire the next generation of young explorers and conservationists, fostering a deep connection to the natural world and a commitment to preserving it for future generations.
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MEET LUCY
About Lucy - Creator of Sea Star Rock
Lucy aims to ignite a joyous journey of creative learning for young children by combining her acting experience in film, theatre, and voice with her passion for education.
With easy-to-follow videos and live performances that encapsulate music, dance, and storytelling. Lucy explores themes with children about sustainability, positive self-reflection, and a delight in learning about the world around them.
Growing up in the expansive Australian Outback, Lucy was free to frolic on the farm for hours, exploring the wonders of nature. She had an innate passion for writing songs and creating live performances, even if her only audience was the sheep and kangaroos!
Lucy combines her unique London-trained advanced diploma in acting and her wealth of primary school teaching knowledge to create authentic learning experiences. Through a creative educational approach, Lucy aims to inspire a connection to the natural world and a positive sense of self. Lucy collaborates with local musicians and performing artists to create immersive and interactive participation for babies through the early years.
She is currently undertaking an apprentice year in voice coaching, which she weaves into her performances. Lucy believes that communication through spoken voice and deep listening is the "greatest tool for children to express their personal uniqueness, desires, and dreams".
Her subtle shifts in vocal expression, free simple body movements, and vibrant personality encapsulate children's attention, whilst expanding their self-confidence.
Lucy provides a broad focus of educational content covering song, physical activity, storytelling, music, and games. During live performances, Lucy can bring smiles and joy to children's faces. Lucy's mission is to help children understand their importance in creating a world that celebrates nature and honours the people within it.
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We acknowledge the Adnyamathanha people, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which Fossil Rock was filmed. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present, and emerging, and recognise their deep cultural, spiritual, and historical connection to this land.
