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Anzac Day (April 25) is a national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand, honouring the service and sacrifice of soldiers. It marks the anniversary of the first major military action by the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps…
Yes, it is necessary to teach children about ANZAC Day. Doing so helps them understand Australia’s history, values of sacrifice and service, and the importance of peace and community. By introducing children to ANZAC traditions, educators and families foster respect,…
From the 11th of April to the 22nd of April is Nature Play Week. Nature Play Week is an annual event that celebrates the importance of outdoor play and connecting children with nature. The following provides activity ideas that will…
Hand-eye coordination is a crucial skill for preschoolers, helping them with everyday tasks, sports, and academic activities like writing and drawing. Here are 40 engaging activities to develop this skill.
Easter can be a joyful time in early childhood settings, offering opportunities for play, creativity, and learning. Activities should be age-appropriate, inclusive, and respectful of diverse family values.
Group games are a wonderful way to build social skills, cooperation, and confidence in preschoolers. They encourage children to listen, take turns, and celebrate each other’s successes. Here are 30 tried‑and‑true favourites you can introduce to your kindy group.
When you’re running OSHC programs, it’s easy to feel like you’re recycling the same handful of activities. Children thrive on variety, and having a big bank of creative options can help you break out of that slump. Below is a…
Harmony Week (16th–23rd March) is a national celebration of cultural diversity, respect, and inclusion. For toddlers and preschoolers, it’s an opportunity to explore the idea that everyone belongs through play, stories, and shared experiences. In early childhood settings, Harmony Week…
In a world where safeguarding begins with everyday interactions, teaching consent to toddlers and preschoolers isn’t just possible—it’s essential. Long before children understand the word “consent,” they can learn what it feels like to be respected, heard, and safe. These…
It is not uncommon for children aged 3–5 to show curiosity about bodies, including private parts. This behaviour is part of early exploration and does not carry sexual intent. However, when children seek privacy or involve peers, educators must respond…
Minecraft has become a powerful tool for engaging children in OOSH. Its open-ended, creative environment allows children to explore, build, and collaborate in ways that naturally align with the MTOP. When thoughtfully facilitated, Minecraft activities can extend children’s interests, foster…
Starting the day with a cheerful song can set a positive tone for preschoolers. The following article provides lyrics to good morning songs you can use.
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