Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (Nthilperra Kweka) | Video
Mary had a Little Kangaroo (Mary Tnyeneka Arra Kweka) | Video
My Dog (Kngwelya Nweka) | Video
Mmm Mmmm went the Little Green Frog (Ntyetyerra Kweka)
Sunrise/Sunset - to the tune of London Bridge (Lernnga rratema/Lernnga irrpwema) | Video
Incy Wincy Spinder (Kweka Nthurra Inurla)
Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes (Kuperta, Parlepa, Mpera, Ingka) | Video | Video 2
Body Song (Mperreka Song) | Video
Happy Birthday (Arlta Marra) | Video
Cookatoo Sits in the Old Gum Tree (Kekalala Peranga Nema) | Video
Old MacDonald had a Farm (Intyenya MacDonald Farma-kerta) | Video
The Very Hungry Caterpillar (Yeperenya Nernkerla Nthurra)
Looking for Goannas (Remeyaka Lheka) | Video
What Grows Here? (Wenha Nhanha Mangkema?)
WonderBell and Her Magical Walking Stick
Pertame School Camp 1: Yeya Pertama Kerta | Video
Pertame School Camp 2: Lhekala Pmera Pertama-nga | Video
Pertame School Camp 3: Kweranga Nwerna Nhanha Nema | Video
Pertame School Camp 4: Family Pertama-ka Kaltya-irrema | Video
First Peoples Cultural Council Master-Apprentice Handbook
Pertame Survival Phrase Audio - Survial Phrases are phrases in Pertame that apprentices should learn first so they are able to ask questions from Elders to learn more about the language, without using English, e.g. "what's this?", "how do you say____?"
Pertame Family Language Plan - this plan helps Pertame apprentices learn and practise key everyday phrases that they might say around the house to children. The idea is to replace these phrases from English, to Pertame when raising children.
Audio phrases for feeding children, travelling in the car and caring for sick children
