Have you ever seen rocks float? In this experiment you will! Children will get to explore weight, volume, capacity and amount in this fun experiment.
 

Using a couple of household ingredients, this science experiment will be a fun, hands-on learning activity for your child to learn about chemical reactions.

Using puppets in play allows children to explore their imagination, creativity and expressive language skills!
 

This fun, hands-on science experiment looks at changing the properties of water to see how an egg goes from sinking in water to floating on the surface. Try it yourself at home!

This activity provides an opportunity to improve your child's letter recognition, and help to provide meaning behind letters which come together to create words.

Over the recent months many children have had to negotiate the change to being away from their friends and teachers, but as we transition back to regular routines - how can you help your child navigate these changes?

How many apples are there in the fruit basket? Create unique artwork and develop one to one correspondence as your child fills the fruit baskets with fruit.

Peg boards are a simple but powerful tool for young minds to explore mathematics, cause and effect, spatial awareness and hand-eye coordination. Try this DIY Hammer and Peg Board at home!

Thanks to innovative technology, excursions are still possible during COVID-19 restrictions. Check out all the places you can go (virtually!)

Babies and balloons are always such a fun combination - but did you know this simple toy is also great for visual tracking and spatial awareness?

Encourage your child to be an active participant in during your reading time. Try this Abecedarian Approach to conversational reading.

Shapes assist us with classifying and describing objects around us. They are important building blocks for geometry and numerous vocations like building, design and engineering.

This is a great way to have your child create something beautiful for their room, while also helping them sleep with peace of mind at night.

Painting is a great activity for hand eye coordination, early writing skill development and to allow your child to express their creativity!

While ANZAC Day will be a little different this year due to the ongoing health crisis, it's important to introduce ANZAC Day to your child and participate in commemorative activities at home.

Playing with goop involves all five senses, as well as contributing to the development of fine motor skills and coordination!