Cool Australia has partnered with Ludo Studio to create a range of Bluey educational resources for Educators to support children's early learning.
Each resource showcases an episode from Bluey and incorporates teaching children moral values such as patience, caring and kindness, communicating, curiosity, inclusivity and more. The Resources contain all the intentional teaching strategies, NQF mapping and activities needed to bring Bluey to life in your centre.
Educators will find a wealth of information to support them to understand the research behind evidence-based teaching strategies and key early developmental stages. The resources provide instructions to facilitate experiential activities and socio-dramatic play.
For more information and to download free resources: Bluey Early Learning
Open ended questions cannot be responded to with one word answers such as yes or no. These types of questions enables a child to provide
During your child’s preschool years, an important milestone begins to emerge. This is the development of pre-writing skills. Pre-writing skills are used to encourage, develop
Open ended materials enables children to play freely. They are objects that have no rules to follow, use or function. Raw materials that can be
Language plays an important role in a child’s development. It enables a child to communicate effectively with their family, learn at school, socialize with friends,
Like adults, children have to deal with their own stress in life. Moving house, starting a new school, preparing for a new sibling - these are
An Acknowledgment of the Country is a way of showing respect for the Traditional Owners and can be given by both non-Indigenous people and Aboriginal
Playdough is such a versatile material. It provides numerous benefits to children as they manipulate it, it is safe and soothing and provides children with
Reading aloud is one of the best kept secrets. It has tremendous impact on the child’s mind and helps them gain a good start on
Pretend play is very important for children's development and learning. In the house corner, children can take on and try out roles from familiar family
When children apply paint to paper, glue things together, or pound a lump of clay, they experiment with colour, shape design and texture.
