Rhyme Time

Children learn best when they are excited and engaged in learning which challenges them and shows them what they can do and stretches and excites their imagination. When there is joy in what they are doing, they learn to love learning. By offering every child – whatever their own individual characteristics – the chance to achieve their full potential we give them foundations for future learning, and for success in life.

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Ages and Stages: Developmental milestones for receptive and expressive language development.

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Receptive Language - Learning to Listen, and to Understand Language Birth Language learning starts at birth. Even new babies are aware of th...
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Thursday, July 8, 2010

Nature Play

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In the big scheme of things, living in houses, in cities and towns is a pretty recent development for humans, as are the mass-produced, brig...
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Choosing The Right School.

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Master 4 is half way through his first year at Pre-School so we are just beginning to think about schools. Choosing the right school for you...
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Sweet Talker

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There's nothing cuter than a preschooler developing chatter. that much-anticipated first word gradually develops into a wonderful stream...
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Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Discover How to Get Your Child to Brush!

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Teaching your child to brush is a task that many of us parents have dreaded at one time or another. Having your child brush, however, is ex...
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Gardening WIth Children

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Gardening with children can be as simple or as complicated as we wish to make it. For the kids themselves, it can be not only an exciting ad...
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Monday, July 5, 2010

Strawberry Fields Forever

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This week's holiday activity was to go strawberry picking, with the kids and some of our friends. We are lucky enough to have a pick-it-...
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Rhyme Time
Hi,I’m a busy mum with two boys, aged 2 and 4, who have a bundle of energy and a love of books and craft! Stepping into the world of books and bringing them to life through music, movement, craft, storytelling, puppets and drama has always been a love of mine in the classroom so seemed natural to share this love with my boys. Our child’s development is strongly influenced by the kinds of early experiences they receive, and we as parents can fill these little minds with so many meaningful play like experiences. Enjoy the journey that we are so privileged to have in being our child’s Partner in Learning!
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