Printables

Engage preschoolers with a fun pigs in mud counting worksheet from 1 to 10. This free printable activity builds early math skills through playful learning.

In this fun art activity, children get to create their very own vegetable face! Inspired by Giuseppe Arcimboldo’s imaginative portraits, children will cut out vegetable shapes (or use pre‑cut pieces provided) and paste them onto a blank face template.

Musical Instruments Shadow Match worksheets build fine motor skills and visual recognition. Children cut and match instrument shapes to shadows, supporting hand‑eye coordination, focus, and early learning. These fun printables combine music exploration with engaging skill‑building activities.

Inspired by Aboriginal dot painting techniques. These posters celebrate native wildlife through symbolic patterns and earthy tones, acknowledging the cultural origins of dot art while presenting it as an educational resource.

Free Australian Animals Dot Marker Worksheets to build fine motor skills & connect children with native wildlife.

This resource includes eight colourful playdough mats designed to support early emotional literacy through hands‑on play. Each mat features a simple outline face and bold emotion word, inviting children to shape the expression with playdough.

The Australian Animal Flashcards enables children to recognise Australia's most common animals. Australia's habitats range from deserts, tropical rainforests, grasslands and more and within these habitats lives Australia's recognisable animals. Many Australian animals are endemic to the country - meaning…

Cupcake Pom Pom Colour Mats build fine motor and pre‑writing skills through fun, hands‑on colour recognition activities for children.

Explore six emotion faces made from grass, leaves, and twigs. A creative nature art set for early childhood emotional learning.

Micro Resets posters give educators quick wellbeing rituals — simple daily practices to pause, restore energy, and support staffroom culture.

Consent Game posters for preschoolers: colourful visuals teaching body safety, boundaries, and respect through Yes/No/Maybe interactive learning. Using real‑life picture cards of everyday actions like hugging, holding hands, or sharing toys, children sort them into baskets labelled Yes, No, or…

A set of five colourful, printable designs created for National Child Protection Week, each featuring a clear safety slogan to empower educators, families, and children. They are designed to be displayed in classrooms, foyers, and community spaces to spark conversations…