The Australian Food Posters show pictures of foods that are found throughout Australia and are typical of Australian culture. These are great to use as a display and to share with children.
All Australian, state and territory Education Ministers have now collectively approved updates to Australia’s EYLF and MTOP-approved learning frameworks.
The Australian Animal Flashcards enables children to recognise Australia's most common animals. Australia's habitats range from deserts, tropical rainforests, grasslands and more and within these habitats lives Australia's recognisable animals. Many Australian animals are endemic to the country - meaning that they are only found in Australia. The following flashcards will help children to learn the names of famous Australian animals.
Encourage children to learn the names of 8 Australian Animals with these vocabulary worksheets. Children will enjoy identifying and learning the names of the animal in the picture and tracing over each letter to write its name. A great school readiness activity for preschoolers to practice their writing skills and to learn new vocabulary!
This Australian song with actions, it's about a man who loves and is proud of his home, the country he lives in and the relaxed lifestyle of Australia. It also has a set of mime actions accompanying the chorus
The Australian Animal Colouring Pages enable children to recognise and name common Australian animals. These colouring pages can be used as part of an art and craft experience where children can paint, colour, collage each Aussie animal.
Children will learn to "track" the footprints of different Australian animals.
On 26 January we celebrate Australia Day. A day to reflect on what we have achieved and what we can be proud of in our great nation. However, for Aboriginal Australians, it's a day of sorrow and loss. A clear reminder of their loss of freedom, loss of family, loss of culture - January 26 for Aboriginal Australians mourn the day by calling it Invasion Day.
This name chant enables children to sing their name high and sing their name low. This song is also great for transitions.
Lunar New Year is celebrated on the 22nd of January 2023. Lunar New Year is a festival typically celebrated in China and other Asian countries that begins with the first new moon of the lunar calendar.
This is a classic song where children try to find out "who stole the cookie" by naming each of their friends in the circle. This is a great way to learn friends' names.
Chinese Tracing Dots enable children to trace each picture. These are great for children who are developing their pre-writing skills as well as their hand/eye coordination. These can be laminated and used over and over again with the children.
