The Children Of The World Posters show children from around the world. These are great to display within the learning environment that enable children to observe how children from different parts of the world, how they dress, similarities and differences. These are great to show diversity, belonging and harmony.
How do people greet their friends everywhere they go?
In English we all like to say "hi there" and "hello".
What do we say in other places I would like to know?
When we see brand new faces how do we say "hello"?
In German we say "hallo"
"Hallo" (children repeat)
In French "bonjour"
"Bonjour" (children repeat)
In spanish we say "ola"
"Ola" (children repeat)
Italian it's "ciao"
"Ciao" (children repeat)
Portuguese "oi"
"Oi" (children repeat)
Greek "yasoo"
"Yasoo" (children repeat)
Chinese "Ni hao"
"Ni hao" (children repeat)
Those are the way we say hello...
It's fun to learn new things to say everywhere we go,
It's fun to make new friends each day to smile and say hello!
The Harmony In Different Languages Posters show how to say Harmony in different languages from around the world. This is great to be used as a display in the learning environment and to celebrate Harmony Week.
These 20 posters feature individual countries and where in the world they are situated on the world globe. These globe posters can be used as displays and for children to understand and observe where different countries are situated in the world.
On Friday, the 10th of March, a three-year-old girl was left on a daycare bus in Victoria for up to five hours. After being put on the bus outside of her home to attend the service, her parents received a call at 3 pm and allegedly told an Educator discovered the young toddler still on the bus in the afternoon.
Sustainability in early childhood education is an important part of keeping a natural and clean environment and should be incorporated into each and every service setting.
March 17th, is St Patrick's Day. St. Patrick's Day observes the death of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. The holiday has evolved into a celebration of Irish culture with parades, special foods, music, dancing, drinking and a whole lot of green. The following provides free Printables and Templates that will enable you to celebrate St Patrick's Day at your service and activities that can be implemented into the curriculum for children.
The Recycling Posters provide images of recycling. These can be used as discussion points for children. These can also be used as part of a recycling display.
This STEAM activity is a great project. It uses shapes, gravity and movement to create art with some awesome colours. Children will learn to create a roly-poly art using a fun technique with balls. Children will begin to understand explore its effects and use it to create a colourful piece of art.
The Recycle, Reuse and Repurpose Parent Poster details what Parents can donate from their homes. This is great to display on the Parent Board to inform Parents.
Recycle Bin Tracing Lines enable children to trace over a variety of different lines in different directions. This will help children in the development of their pre-writing skills, hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.
The National Quality Area Reflection Questions Posters area is to be used as a guide for reflecting on each of the standards within each area. Use the information from these questions to recognize good practise or to change and improve what is not working well. It can also be used as part of a Self-Assessment or Quality Improvement Plan. These can be used as a display within the staff room or put into a folder to assist Educators in reflecting.
