Aborigines are Australia's natives. The Aborigine's had no written language. Instead of writing, Aborigines told traditions in stories, songs, dances, and art called Corrobees. In their dances, Aborigines used an instrument called the didgeridoo to make animal sounds that occur in dances. The didgeridoo is made from the hollowed limb of a gum tree.
Most children attend a government funded school.
At eleven o'clock, it doesn't matter where you are, it doesn't matter what school you're in, you stop and have tea. For the children, tea would be a juice box, or a cookie. After the children finished drinking and eating, they would go around to the cricket shed and get out cricket equipment and a basketball. Then until eleven thirty, the children would play either cricket or basketball. School would continue for ten weeks straight with no three day weekends, only two day weekends.