On Friday 29 October is Day For Daniel. It is Australia’s largest child safety education and awareness day and honours the memory of Daniel Morcombe.
On 10 September 2021, the Fair Work Act 2009 was updated to include miscarriage as a reason to access compassionate leave.
Passenger Plane Counting is a counting activity for children to match the correct number of passengers into the plane. This activity is great for number recognition, for children learning their numbers, one to one correspondence and more.
Plane Passengers have been included that can be printed and used for this activity. Playdough, blocks etc. can also be used for counting.
Children’s Week 2021 will be held between 23 October – 31 October 2021.
Alphabet Parking Match enables children to park the car in the parking lot by matching the correct letter on the car to the correct parking spot. This activity supports children in recognising the letters of the alphabet (lower case and capital letters) and improve their concentration and memory as well as practice visual discrimination.
Transportation Shadows Cut and Paste is a great activity for children to identify the right shadow transportation with their matching image. This activity enables children to develop vidual discrimination skills, hand eye coordination and learning to analyse the shapes of images to match.
As per the Best Practice Guidelines by Allergy and Anaphylaxis In Australia, in regards to anaphylaxis prevention, it recommends that early childhood services to not ban foods or claim to be free from any allergen such as "nut free".
Road Letters are a great addition to add to a transportation interest that has emerged within the room or even for those children who enjoy playing with vehicles. Using these letters children can use toy cars to trace over the top of them or use them to spell out their name. Road letters can be used in a variety of ways including letter recognition, tracing, finding specific letters, with playdough, collaged and more!
Human Body Organ Colouring Pages enable children to learn the different names of organs and to understand what each organ looks like in their body. Its a great starting point for children to become interested in their human body and to recognise different parts.
