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Charmaine Bennell

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Charmaine Bennell is the daughter of Glen wer Phyllis Bennell (nee Wallam) wer was born in Pingelly, Western Australia. When she was a child her family moved to Bunbury. She is a Western Australian author who has written wer illustrated many books in Noongar.

Here is a link to learn some Noongar with Charmaine. http://www.abc.net.au/local/audio/2010/07/09/2949497.htm

Charmaine was a Noongar language teacher at Djidi Djidi Aboriginal School Bunbury wer is now studying Bachelor of Arts of Indigenous Languages wer Linguistics. ^[1] while working at Sister Kate's Charmaine started the Languages Other than English program to teach Noongar. She is passionate about saving wer teaching the Noongar language. ^[2]

Author and Illustrator

Nyingarn Koorda Djinanginy = Echidna looks for a friend / Charmaine Bennell wer Cindy Garlett ; illustrator Charmaine Bennell^[3]

Maambakoort / Charmaine Bennell^[4]

Marlak / Charmaine Bennell^[5]

Kaditj-Kaditj / author wer illustrator Charmaine Bennell^[6]

Ngalak Waakarl Ngardanginy : We're going il a Rainbow Serpent Hunt / Story wer illustrations by Charmaine Bennell^[7]

Koorlbardi wer waardong = The magpie wer the crow / Kathy Yarran : illustrated by Charmaine Bennell^[8]

Koora koora = Long long time ago / Gloria Dann ; illustrations Charmaine Bennell^[9]

Windja Yongka Kwobidak Bwoka Baranginy = Where the kangaroo got his beautiful coat / Valma Humphries ; illustrations Charmaine Bennell^[10]

Maawit Nget-nget Koomba Keba Waakarl = The Little mouse wer the great big water snake / Kathy Yarran ; illustrations by Charmaine Bennell^[11]

Waakarl kardakoor bilya-k = The Rainbow Serpent from Blackwood River / storyteller, Lorraine Smith-Marshall ; original illustrations, Sonya Khan ; audio storytelling, Charmaine Bennell ; language consultants, Lois Sphen-Jackson ... et al. ; English editor, Maree Klesch^[12]

Moort family reader series / concept: Denise Smith-Ali, Gloria Dann, Charmaine Bennel, Maree Klesch ; English text : Maree Klesch ; Noongar translations : Lois Spehn-Jackson ; illustrations: Marissa Clausen^[13]

Ngiyan waarnk - References

↑ Board of Directors - Charmaine Bennell Noongar Boodjar Language Cultural Aboriginal Corporation. Retrieved 23 November 2016
↑ WANALA Conference 2013 - list of authors. Western and Northern Language Alliance. Retrieved 23 November 2016
↑ Charmaine Bennell and Cindy Garlett. Nyingarn Koorda Djinanginy = Echidna looks for a friend. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016
↑ Charmaine Bennell. Maambakoort. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016
↑ Charmaine Bennell. Marlak. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016
↑ Charmaine Bennell. Kaditj-Kaditj. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016
↑ Charmaine Bennell. Ngalak Waakarl Ngardanginy : We're going on a Rainbow Serpent Hunt. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016
↑ Kathy Yarran. Illustrated by Charmaine Bennell. Koorlbardi wer waardong = The magpie and the crow. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016
↑ Gloria Dann. Illustrations Charmaine Bennell. Koora koora = Long long time ago. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016
↑ Valma Humphries. Illustrations Charmaine Bennell. Windja Yongka Kwobidak Bwoka Baranginy = Where the kangaroo got his beautiful coat. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016
↑ Kathy Yarran. Illustrations by Charmaine Bennell. Maawit Nget-nget Koomba Keba Waakarl = The Little mouse and the great big water snake. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016
↑ Storyteller, Lorraine Smith-Marshall. Audio storytelling, Charmaine Bennell. Waakarl kardakoor bilya-k = The Rainbow Serpent from Blackwood River. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016
↑ Denise Smith-Ali et al. Moort family reader series. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016

[1] Board of Directors - Charmaine Bennell Noongar Boodjar Language Cultural Aboriginal Corporation. Retrieved 23 November 2016

[2] WANALA Conference 2013 - list of authors. Western and Northern Language Alliance. Retrieved 23 November 2016

[3] Charmaine Bennell and Cindy Garlett. Nyingarn Koorda Djinanginy = Echidna looks for a friend. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016

[4] Charmaine Bennell. Maambakoort. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016

[5] Charmaine Bennell. Marlak. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016

[6] Charmaine Bennell. Kaditj-Kaditj. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016

[7] Charmaine Bennell. Ngalak Waakarl Ngardanginy : We're going on a Rainbow Serpent Hunt. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016

[8] Kathy Yarran. Illustrated by Charmaine Bennell. Koorlbardi wer waardong = The magpie and the crow. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016

[9] Gloria Dann. Illustrations Charmaine Bennell. Koora koora = Long long time ago. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016

[10] Valma Humphries. Illustrations Charmaine Bennell. Windja Yongka Kwobidak Bwoka Baranginy = Where the kangaroo got his beautiful coat. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016

[11] Kathy Yarran. Illustrations by Charmaine Bennell. Maawit Nget-nget Koomba Keba Waakarl = The Little mouse and the great big water snake. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016

[12] Storyteller, Lorraine Smith-Marshall. Audio storytelling, Charmaine Bennell. Waakarl kardakoor bilya-k = The Rainbow Serpent from Blackwood River. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016

[13] Denise Smith-Ali et al. Moort family reader series. National Library of Australia Catalogue. Retrieved 23 November 2016

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