Culturally Safe Online Learning for Educators and Children
At Younga Yarns, we provide early childhood educators with an engaging, culturally safe resource to embed First Nations learning into their classrooms. Our online programs align with the Early Years Learning Framework and Queensland Kindergarten Learning Guidelines, offering:
✅ Professional Development sessions for educators
✅ Interactive Online Programs for young learners
✅ Curriculum-Aligned Lesson Plans & Resource Packs
✅ Monthly Online Support Meetings with our team

Speaking with Country introduces young learners to First Nations culture, language, and connection to Country. Through storytelling, songs, and interactive activities, children will explore Aboriginal languages, traditions, and the importance of respecting the land and its custodians.

Living with Country explores how First Nations people were the first scientists, engineers, and innovators, using deep knowledge of the land to create tools, build shelters, and sustainably manage resources. Children will discover the ingenuity of Aboriginal technologies, from boomerangs and stone tools to navigation by the stars.

Gather, Hunt, Heal explores the survival skills and sustainable practices of First Nations people, who have cared for the land for thousands of years. Through bush foods, traditional hunting techniques, and natural medicines, children will learn how the Aboriginal gathered, hunted, and healed while respecting and sustaining Country.

Nature’s Canvas invites children to explore Aboriginal art and cultural expression through storytelling, symbols, and natural materials. This program encourages creativity while deepening an understanding of First Nations traditions, connection to Country, and the stories told through art.