The Letter Picture Dots Worksheets enable children to trace each letter of the alphabet along with the corresponding picture. These are great for children who are developing their pre-writing skills and also encourages them to learn and recognise letters of the alphabet. These can be laminated and used over and over again with the children.
Hot chocolate oobleck is a great sensory experience that children will enjoy playing with.
According to respondents to a 7.30 inquiry, a technique at early childhood services known as "under the roof"—which determines the ratio of Educators to children—is being misused.
The Snowflake Pattern Block Mats enable children to develop spatial reasoning and problem-solving skills. It also helps children to sort blocks based on size, shape and colour when creating snowflakes.
This easy chia goop sensory play experience is great for infants and toddlers who like to put everything in their mouths.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar is a free story for Educators to download and read to young children. It is a story about a small caterpillar who emerges from an egg and begins eating everything in sight and transforms into a butterfly.
The idea of learning notes offers an assessment method that is thorough and efficient in terms of time. In addition to allowing Educators to carry out a variety of assessments across the Approved Learning Frameworks, learning notes can be created more frequently and are time-saving. The following article provides information on the Components Of Learning Notes, How To Write Learning Notes, Examples Of Learning Notes and more.
The Rainbow Bear Colour Sorting Printables support children to recognise primary and secondary colours by sorting the correct bears with the corresponding rainbow bear. These are great to use with colour bears. This helps children to learn colours and to understand colour classification.
A great medium for children to paint with that dries puffy and raised.
Hairstyle Pattern Tracing aims to help children in the development of pre-writing skills. It encourages the child to draw in a specific directions. As a child practices tracing over these lines through copying and tracing this will give them the confidence and ability to write letters and numbers correctly.
This psyllium slime recipe is a great non-toxic alternative to borax slime. It is also taste-safe, so it is safe for younger children, or children who tend to put things in their mouths.
Early childhood is a busy time – there are so many new objects to look at and touch, sensations to experience and activities to explore. Not surprisingly then, it is common for children to occasionally have trouble paying attention. However, adding a sensory component or enhancing the existing sensory features of an activity can help promote attention and engagement. The following article provides strategies and activity ideas for auditory, visual, tactile, oral, and movement sensory stimulation.
