Teaching Children

Food play is more than sensory fun, it’s a gateway to learning across math, science, and cultural awareness. By engaging with food in playful, structured ways, children develop problem-solving skills, curiosity about the natural world, and respect for diverse traditions.…

Every educator has witnessed it: a child overwhelmed by emotions so big they spill into the learning space. These moments can feel disruptive, but they are also opportunities. When children learn to regulate emotions with the support of trusted adults,…

Celebrating New Year with young children can be a delightful experience filled with fun activities and meaningful traditions. The following article provides New Year Activities, Learning Goals and Linking To The EYLF and more.

This learning experience is designed to approach the topic gently through play, storytelling, small‑world exploration, and hands‑on creativity. Rather than focusing on danger, it highlights helpers, community care, and nature’s remarkable ability to heal and regrow. The aim is to…

Support toddler identity development through choices, routines, relationships, and play. Explore practical examples that build autonomy, belonging, and emotional confidence. Toddlers develop a strong sense of identity through everyday choices, warm relationships, predictable routines, and meaningful play. When educators intentionally…

Celebrate global traditions, spark curiosity, and build cultural awareness with this beautifully designed poster set featuring Santa figures from around the world. These posters introduce children to the diverse ways different cultures celebrate the festive season through clothing, colours, names,…

Bushfires are a natural part of the Australian landscape, but for young children they can also be confusing, worrying, or emotionally charged—especially when smoke, sirens, or community conversations become part of their daily experience. In early childhood settings, educators play…

Pattern blocks are a classic early childhood resource, and the Christmas Pattern Block Mats add a joyful seasonal twist that children absolutely love. These printables invite children to create festive images using standard pattern blocks, supporting spatial reasoning, problem‑solving, and…

The 10 Free Santa Beard Cutting printables are a simple yet powerful activity designed to help children practice their cutting skills. By trimming Santa’s beard along different types of lines, children engage in a playful, festive task that builds essential…

Morning group time sets the tone for the day in early childhood settings. For children aged 3–5, this is a golden opportunity to build belonging, strengthen language, nurture rhythm, and ease transitions into play and learning. A well‑designed group time…

In early childhood settings, emotional literacy is foundational to well-being, learning, and relationships. The free printable Feeling Check-In posters featuring clear visuals, child-friendly language, and actionable strategies offer educators a powerful way to support children in identifying, expressing, and managing…

Dinosaurs have always captured the imagination of children, making them the perfect theme for engaging classroom activities. This cut-and-paste puzzle printable combines fun with purposeful learning, offering educators a resource that supports fine motor development, problem-solving, and creativity all while…