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Shout out to our Dads and all the other special men & role models who support and nurture our kids! This resource features a selection of colouring sheets with bilingual vocabulary designed to promote discussion about the variety of special people in our lives! Use highlighters to colour the words before adding a drawing, photo or keywords about your ‘special-someone’… CLICK HERE TO GRAB YOUR FREE PDF PRINTABLE! OR click
This set of classroom reward bracelets was created for a lovely school colleague who’d been struggling to find a set that was applicable to our little learners here in Aotearoa! This resource contains 45 Bracelets in 2 different colour schemes – bright & bold and water colour themed. They’re a great way to support & acknowledge positive behaviour & actions in your classroom. Simply choose the colour scheme of your
Our little learners all arrive in our care at a variety of different levels and places (none of which have anything to do with curriculum levels!) The child version of this ‘School Readiness’ check list is by no means definitive, but is a good starting point. It contains skills that are handy for New Entrants to have ‘under their belt’ to allow them to confidently tackle the new challenges that
Well – I’ve got no idea where December suddenly popped up from, but here it is! This resource contains 68 Christmas challenges for you to choose from to fill your Advent calendar – the mini task cards focus on spending time with family and friends during the holiday period – no sugar-laden-money-spending-commercial-Christmas activities here! Some of the cards have a Kiwi summer focus, but most of the activities will work no matter
These speech bubbles are the perfect prompt to get your class engaging more deeply with your school gardens or classroom nature table… great for drawing attention to something new or special in your garden (in our case caterpillars, scented roses and fresh licoricey fennel seeds!) Simply print, cut out and laminate your labels before attaching sticks to the back and displaying them alongside your prize garden specimens, or next to
