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One way to prepare for such celebrations is to find out information about significant people & events. This semester we will be producing a PowerPoint about a significant Indigenous Australian. Here is an example ….

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This is a presentation originally created for Blak History Month celebrations by Year 3 students at Samford State School, Brisbane, Australia (July 2009). For there assessment this term they are required to produced a powerpoint about a significant Indigenous Australian. This presentation about Ms Sam Cook, visual artist, book illustrator, theatre director, lecturer, models that assessment item. This presentation is accompanied by a second presentation outlining some hints & tips for students (what to do & what not to do) and is also available here at slideshare. More information & resources for Blak History Month is available at www.blacklines.com.au.

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Page 1: A Significant Indigenous Person

One way to prepare for such celebrations is to find out information about significant

people & events.

This semester we will be producing a PowerPoint about a significant Indigenous

Australian.

Here is an example ….

Page 2: A Significant Indigenous Person

Sam CookAn energetic, talented and inspiring woman

By Leesa Watego

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Some facts about Sam Cook

• Born in 1972• From Kimberley

Region, Western Australia

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An Illustrator

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Olympic Torchbearer

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NAIDOC Youth of the Year

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Feel, Hear, See, Dream.

Visual Artist

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Theatre Director

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Founder of Australia’sBlak History Month

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I think Sam is an inspiration.

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References & Images Used• Black & White Portrait Image of Sam Cook from http://www.publicenergy.ca/06-

07/honouring_theatre/windmill.htm• Images of “kissing” Sam, Artwork and newspaper cuttings from Sam Cook

Facebook Page• Map of Aboriginal Australia from

http://www.yale.edu/gsp/colonial/aboriginal_australia_map.html