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Discover what play-based learning is, why it works, and how to use it in early years classrooms. Benefits, examples, and a free teacher guide included.
Early childhood teachers instinctively know the importance of play. We see the joy, the curiosity, the way children’s eyes light up when they’re given time and space to explore their own interests.
<...Discover how to build a play based learning curriculum that balances play and academic benchmarks with practical tips, classroom examples, and teacher strategies.
As early childhood educators, we know that play-based learning is best practice. The research is clear, and our own experience with young children shows us the power of play. But the...
Discover how to teach F–2 Australian Curriculum English with confidence. Clear guidance, practical examples, and resources to support student learning.
Teaching English in the early years can feel so overwhelming.
Between phonics, reading groups, writing lessons, exploring literature, AND all the assessments it often seems like there are...
Discover how to teach Australian Curriculum Maths F–2 with clear aims, six strands explained, and play-based strategies that save you prep time.
Feeling overwhelmed trying to unpack ACARA’s Version 9 Maths curriculum for Foundation to Year 2?
Well, you’re not alone!
So many teachers feel...
Discover effective strategies for teaching the Acara Foundation Stage through play-based learning, differentiation, and authentic assessment.
If you’re teaching the Acara Foundation Stage, you’ve probably felt the constant juggle. Between keeping up with assessments, meeting high curriculum expectations, managing behaviour challenges, and somehow findi...
