The following are 8 Principles that reflect contemporary theories and research evidence concerning children and young people’s play, leisure and learning and place-based and relational pedagogies.
The Play Quotes Posters, show popular quotes about children and play. They can be used as a reminder of why play is important for children. These can be displayed in the learning environment for Educators and for families as well.
A bright pink healthy dip that children will enjoy during snack time.
This silly putty is taste-safe and made from edible ingredients, perfect for young children to engage in sensory experiences.
Bear Dot Counting enables children to match the correct dots to the number on the bear. This is great for children learning to count, one-to-one correspondence and number recognition.
Cheese and vegemite scrolls are easy to make and perfect for an afternoon snack. They are budget-friendly and contain simple pantry ingredients.
Developing a sense of belonging is crucial for children to feel secure and loved both in family relationships and the larger community. The following article provides strategies on how Educators can help in developing a child’s sense of belonging.
Bear Cutting Practice is a simple activity that enables children to practice their cutting skills by cutting different types of lines on Santa's beard. This is great practice for children learning to cut.
A savoury scone is a perfect wholesome snack for morning, afternoon and late snack.
Genius Learning Proprietary Limited has been fined $15,000 after two children in the care of Genius Learning Chermside left the service unaccompanied and were unaccounted for, for between 10 and 15 minutes.
Symbolic or dramatic play is one of the key play phases outlined by developmental psychologists. Part of such pretend play may involve weapons, just like other objects children see in popular media and tv. The following article provides information on Does Weapon Play Encourage Violence, the Benefits Of Weapon Play and more.
