On Friday 29th July go crazy and raise awareness about cystic fibrosis by encouraging children and Educators to wear their craziest hair for the day.
National Out of School Hour Care Educators Day is the annual National day to celebrate and recognise the important role Educators play in the lives of children.
NSW Health is currently seeing an increase in the number of COVID-19, influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) cases in ECEC services and is predicting cases to grow over the coming months.
The Pyjama Colour Match enables children to match the pyjama bottoms with the correct colour pyjama top. This is great for children learning to recognise colours and also able to identify. Using the Pyjama Colour Match printables children will be able to identify primary and secondary colours. This is great for National Pyjama Day.
The Pyjama Match The Shapes is a simple shape matching activity for children. Children have to choose the correct shape and match them onto the corresponding coloured pyjamas. These can be laminated and used with the shapes provided or even as playdough mats. Also can be used as a National Pyjama Day activity.
Emotional or physical distress can add to the challenges of caring for children in a service setting. Toddlers' brains are not yet developed to rationalize situations and regulate the emotions they feel. The following article provides strategies you can use to comfort and soothe a toddler.
The Andrews government is providing location incentives of $9,000 to $50,000 for early childhood teachers to accept positions in particular Victoria regional, rural, and metro areas that need further support as part of the new Kindergarten Workforce Strategy changes.
Join Community Child Care as they present a free virtual Event - The Educational Leaders Conference 2022. You’ll hear from dynamic early learning expert Catharine Hydon and several of CCC’s own highly sought-after consultants.
The Weather Playdough Mats have pictures of different types of weather and children can add colourful playdough to each weather playdough mat. These would be a fun complement to a weather theme for young learners. They would also be perfect for a centre activity.
Mixed-age groups refer to settings that bring together children aged three to five years old. Since children at different points in this age range may have different skills and abilities, working with mixed age groups may require service providers and educators to be more intentional in designing practices that meet the learning needs of all children. The following provides information on the Benefits Of Mixed Age Groups, Strategies For Working With Mixed Age Groups and more.
The Healthy Harold preschool program supports children’s learning and development to live a safe and healthy life. The play-based incursion is fun, interactive and designed to help build healthy, safe and mentally resilient little people. The program is suitable for children aged 3-5 years.
Under the NSW JobTrainer program, the NSW and Commonwealth Governments are funding fee‑free training places for existing workers in the childcare industry to complete the Diploma in Early Education and Care (CHC50113).
The EYLF explains literacy as the children’s “capacity, confidence and disposition to use language in all its forms”. Thus literary includes not only talking, listening, viewing, reading and writing but a range of modes of communication including music, movement, dance, storytelling, visual arts, media and drama. The following provides information on the Literacy Rich Environment, Characteristics Of A Literacy-rich Environment, Components Of A Literacy-rich Environment, Strategies and more!
The Stormy Weather Count and Match provides "counting cards" to children where they recognise the number and count and match the weather onto the stormy clouds. It also comes with a cute stormy rhyme that can be read to the children before they begin this activity.
