Wooden Boomerang Pack of 10 (30 cm long and 6 cm wide)

Encourage Creative Expression & Meaningful Cultural Learning

The Wooden Boomerang Pack provides a versatile canvas for creative exploration, storytelling, and culturally respectful learning experiences. Made from smooth plywood and ready for decorating, these blank boomerang templates are ideal for classroom art projects, NAIDOC Week activities, and inquiry-based learning focused on Indigenous perspectives and Australian culture.

Each boomerang measures approximately 30 cm long and 6 cm wide, making them easy for children to handle, paint, draw, collage, and display.

Educational Benefits

• Encourages creative expression and artistic exploration
• Supports fine motor development through painting and decorating
• Promotes conversations around Australian history, culture, and identity
• Encourages respectful engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives
• Ideal for collaborative classroom projects and cultural displays

Important Cultural Considerations

At Koala Learning Resources, we value culturally responsive and respectful teaching practices.

We encourage educators and schools to work in consultation with their local Koorie Community when designing teaching and learning experiences connected to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.

These wooden templates and art materials are intended as a starting point for meaningful making, learning, and discussion. Educators are encouraged to enrich student understanding by acknowledging, respecting, and valuing Aboriginal identities, histories, and cultural expressions.

Any activities that replicate or represent Aboriginal cultural symbols, stories, or artistic expressions should only occur in consultation with the appropriate Aboriginal people and cultural knowledge holders connected to that cultural property.

Product Features

• Pack of 10 wooden boomerang templates
• Approximate size: 30 cm (L) × 6 cm (W)
• Made from lightweight plywood
• Smooth surface suitable for paint, markers, collage, and mixed media
• Great for classrooms, OSHC programs, and community art activities

Suggested Learning Experiences

• Nature-inspired painting and storytelling
• Symbol exploration with community consultation
• Collaborative mural or cultural celebration displays
• Discussions about respect, identity, belonging, and connection to Country
• Creative reflection activities during NAIDOC Week or Reconciliation Week

Suitable For

• Early childhood and primary school classrooms
• OSHC and vacation care programs
• Cultural learning experiences
• Community art projects and creative workshops
• Educator-led inquiry and art programs