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.

Saturday, October 2, 2010

STOP, DROP, ROLL.

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Today I decided that we were due to spend an afternoon going over our Family Fire Safety Plan. It also worked well considering we are into o...
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Cognitive advantages of being bilingual

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Master 2 and Master 4 are fortunate to come from a family that will provide them with exposure, experience and identity from another culture...
Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Brother's Are for Making Mud Pies

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Can you remember making mud pies and daisy chains , rolling down grassy hills , drawing with sticks in the dirt , creating fairy perfumes fr...
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Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Ways To Share Books with Babies and Toddlers

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•Make Sharing Books Part Of Every Day -Read or share stories at bedtime or on the bus. •Have Fun -Child...
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Learning With Puzzles

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We have been sick in our household for the last couple of days, so it was a perfect opportunity to bring out all our puzzles, get down on t...
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Monday, September 27, 2010

Teaching About Shapes

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When I'm teaching Pre-schoolers about shapes I like to use the book The Shape Of Things by Dayle Ann Dodds. The shapes are big and colou...
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Drawing Them In

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Before children begin making art with pencils, crayons, and the like, they are creating artwork: A swipe of pudding on the high chair, a pud...
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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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