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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!

As adults, we have pre-determined uses for an object - whether that be a block or a leaf. However, children have a strong sense of curiosity and eagerness to explore an object in different ways.

Use daily interactions to introduce concepts of opposites to your baby - using body parts and other household objects.

Try this mess-free, fine motor skill building activity at home with your toddler! With only two items needed, it's an easy one to be repeated over and over in different ways.

A treasure hunt is a great way to get children thinking on their feet. It must be well thought out and prepared for in order to be a successful education game.

When children have a turn at being a leader, they experience some control over their play. This encourages confidence and decision making.

As children learn to communicate in different ways, it's important to introduce them to different communication methods and tools. 

Walks within your neighbourhood help to connect your child with their community whilst getting some fresh air. Nature has a calming effect on children and leaves can lead to further exploration.

Cloud dough is similar to play dough, but crumbly and powdery as opposed to smooth and oily. Learn how to make your own at home!