Teaching children about sustainability enables them to appreciate and respect the natural environment. Early childhood services can provide meaningful hand on learning experiences in order for children to become environmentally responsible.
Develop children's recognition of numbers through this simple activity.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Posters provides a poster of each of the individual characters within the story. These can be used during storytime with the children to retell the story and visualise the story.
Add letters to Duplo, for children to practise spelling their name.
The Types Of Play Posters provides a definition of the different ways children play. The colourful posters provide a brief description of each specific play type which will enable Educators and families to understand the many types of play children engage in.
Children develop their fine motor skills when they use their smaller muscles in the hands, fingers, and wrists.
A fun activity for children to collage their name and get to know each other.
Vehicle Shadow Matching is a great activity for children to identify the right shadow vehicle with their matching image. This activity enables children to develop visual discrimination skills, hand-eye coordination and learning to analyse the shapes of images to match.
Learning how to keep one’s own self safe and protected is a key aspect of growing up. Even young children can be taught about personal safety with the help of appropriate language and interactive strategies. The following article provides strategies for Educators to talk about personal safety with children.
