As an early childhood educator, you are entrusted with shaping children for the future. Creating a multicultural environment in the learning space is one of the most effective ways of helping children prepare for this world as they learn inclusive ways of thinking, working and being. The following article provides ideas and strategies for creating a multicultural environment in an early childhood setting.
Colour Matching Sort enables children to match the colour objects to the correct colour mats. This is great for colour recognition and for children learning colours.
The development of writing skills depends on a variety of physiological and environmental factors. Children have to develop fine motor skills as well as hand-eye coordination to be able to write. Also, their awareness of sounds and prints in the environment influences how ready they are to write. In the following article, it provides the stages children progress through of acquiring writing skills.
Dinosaur Number Posters are great to use for a dinosaur theme. Each poster displays the number, number name and the matching amount of dinosaurs. Children can use these to practice counting, recognise numbers and count the dinosaurs on each poster. These also can be laminated and used with play dough.
Families are being cautioned that childcare costs may increase if taxpayers don't cover the cost of the unions' demand for a 25% pay raise for Educators.
Certificates and Awards that can be used by Educators and Parents to reward their child. Each award come with a fun poem and a really cute design. Just another fun way to offer encouragement and support to a child and express how proud you are of them!
