Road Shapes enable children to practise making shapes and identify and name different shapes. These can be laminated and children can use cars to trace around the shape road.
Writing observations for babies and young children enables us to observe the countless opportunities for growth and development that take place. The following article provides information on Writing Observations For Babies, What To Observe, Sample Observation For A Baby, Methods For Documenting and more.
Encourage children to practice their scissor skills by making this simple dandelion.
If childcare providers charge outrageous costs, the Albanese administration has the power to publicly name and shame them.
A very simple rhyming action song for toddlers and preschoolers that they can follow along to as they become "monsters". Great to use during transitions or as a quick song before storytime.
Unicorn Number Colouring enables children to recognise, identify and colour numbers 1 to 10 based on a unicorn theme. Children are also able to trace over individual numbers to develop their writing skills.
Among all the changes that impact a child’s early life, one of the most significant is the move from early education and care setting to a full-time school. The following article provides Educators with a guide on planning supportive transition practices for preschoolers going to primary school the following year including practical ideas to involve children, partnering with families, collaborating with other professionals, planning transition programs and more.
Help children develop their scissor skills with this simple activity.
According to a poll conducted among staff members at 1,000 centres and made exclusively available to Guardian Australia, over 90% of those centres currently have open positions, with half of those having three or more.
This is a take on the popular song "Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear Turn Around". Here, children will be scarecrows and they will be doing different body movement actions. This is great for toddlers and preschoolers to join in and follow along.
For children in the Preschool room, it's an exciting year ahead as they being their transition to big school. During the year, preschoolers will be involved in a variety of shared experiences that enables them to develop a variety of skills in preparation for school.
This Halloween counting song is simple and easy for toddlers and preschoolers to learn. Children can use their fingers as they say each verse and also include actions of what each monster says.
