Develop children's hand/eye coordination and fine motor skills used for writing by weaving the spider through the web.
The Brown Bear Story 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 to visualise the story. These posters are also great for children to learn colours and animals.
As educators, we need to incorporate cultural celebrations within the setting in a sensitive and respectful manner by avoiding cultural tokenism - which is the act of making a small minimal effort towards something.
A simple activity for children to practice their fine motor skills and hand/eye coordination, used for prewriting while painting cardboard nails.
The 8 Aboriginal Ways of Learning is a pedagogy framework that allows teachers to include Aboriginal perspectives by using Aboriginal learning techniques. The following article provides information on 8 Aboriginal Ways Of Learning - Pedagogies Framework, Sample Of Implementing 8 Ways Of Learning Within The Environment and more.
The Australian Animal Information Posters enable children to recognise and name Australia's most famous animals. There is also a brief description of each animal that can be read to children to provide them with knowledge about each Australian animal. These are great for the learning environment and to use during circle time discussions.
This is a simple and fun activity for children to track Australian animals.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people cultures are valued and significant in Australia and it's essential for educators to help children understand the history, culture and lives of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community.
The Aboriginal Posters provide a variety images of the Indigenous community. These are great to use as a display within the service. They can also be used during group time as a conversation starter with children. There are also 6 Aboriginal Information Posters that includes information on Aboriginal culture and customs. This information will help Educators and Children understand why and how things are done within the Aboriginal community.
Walking Together, developed by the Victorian Aboriginal Education Association, is a free inclusion support and protocol resource for early childhood services.
Collect and gather natural materials from the local environment and use them to create and decorate this bracelet.
