1. Bilingual books
2. Bush tucker
3. Central Australia (N.T.)
4. Grandmothers
5. Hunting and gathering
6. Social life and customs

Written in Luritja and English, 'Nintirringanyi Ngurra Ku' describes the kinds of activities undertaken by children when they are out bush with their family. Children follow tracks, hunt for bush food, and tell stories, while their grannies make damper.

Each page is illustrated (by Annette Robinson, Roxanne Sharpe and Dianne Williams) in a captivating style. The authors aim ‘to make reading and literacy a culturally relevant experience for First Nations children.’

1. SBS 30 Nov 2016 'You say 'kangaroo', I say 'rock wallaby': Children's Ground offers new approach to Indigenous education' https://www.sbs.com.au/topics/voices/culture/article/2016/11/28/you-say-kangaroo-i-say-rock-wallaby-childrens-ground-offers-new-approach
2. ABC NW Queensland 'Aboriginal bush lessons improve education for outback Queensland kids' https://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-06-24/aboriginal-bush-lessons-improve-education-for-outback-kids/7538224
3. Common Ground 'Connection to Country" June 2015 https://www.commonground.org.au/learn/connection-to-country
4. WA Government 'Aboriginal children and young people speak out about culture and identity' https://www.ccyp.wa.gov.au/media/1305/policy-brief-wellbeing-research-aboriginal-children-on-culture-and-identity-june-2011.pdf
5. ABC Playschool 'Acknowledgement of Country' episode https://iview.abc.net.au/show/play-school-acknowledgement-of-country
6. ABC Playschool 'Acknowledgment of Country' Educator Notes https://www.abc.net.au/cm/lb/11457222/data/acknowledgement-of-country-notes-data.pdf