Yarning Cards
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$28.00
Regular price
$32.95
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Yarning Cards
Sale price
$28.00
Regular price
$32.95
Encourage meaningful conversations, storytelling and connection with these Yarning Cards, designed to help children share ideas, ask questions and learn through conversation.
With 60 fun questions and 5 Aboriginal Learning Provocation Cards, this set provides simple prompts for starting conversations with children at home, in the classroom or during yarning circles.
Why you'll love them:
• 25-card pack featuring 60 conversation questions
• Includes 5 Aboriginal Learning Provocation Cards
• Encourages storytelling, conversation and sharing ideas
• Great for yarning circles, classrooms and home
• Supports connection, curiosity and learning
• Durable 300gsm gloss-laminated cards
• Suitable for children aged 4+
A practical First Nations learning resource for educators, families and anyone looking for simple ways to encourage children to talk, listen, share and learn together.
Product details
Set: 25 cards
Questions: 60
Card size: 7.5cm × 10.5cm
Material: 300gsm card
Finish: Gloss laminate
Designed by: Mirii Designs
Printed by: Indigiprint
Suitable for: Ages 4+
Frequently asked questions
What is included in the Yarning Cards set?
The set contains 60 conversation questions plus 5 Aboriginal Learning Provocation Cards, designed to spark yarning, storytelling and dialogue with children.
Where can Yarning Cards be used?
They are designed for yarning circles, classrooms and home use and work well for group time, relationship-building and short conversation activities.
What age are Yarning Cards suitable for?
They are suitable for ages 4+ and the questions can be explored at different levels depending on children's age and confidence.
How do Yarning Cards support First Nations perspectives?
Yarning and storytelling are important ways of sharing knowledge in First Nations cultures. The cards are designed by Mirii Designs and can support this approach when used alongside broader cultural learning and local community guidance.
What are some extra ways to use Yarning Cards?
Use a question as a morning prompt, journal starter, partner discussion or family conversation. The Aboriginal Learning Provocation Cards can also lead into books, research, art or learning about local Country.