Naidoc week collaborative art @erinewing50 could do with whole centre?
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Five for Friday: May 6th
Hi guys! I'm back to link up with Kacey from Doodle Bugs Teaching for her Five for Friday linky to share 5 teaching idea from this week! 1. Roll to the Top! In math, we have been talking about subtilizing strategies and one of the strategies we talked about is recognizing numbers quickly on a dice. I made this "Roll to the Top!" so the kids could have extra practice with counting and eventually subtilizing numbers on a dice. I have the kids roll and trace the numbers until one number reaches…
NAIDOC loose part creative experiences
Here is a beautiful invitation to play and explore. The inclusion of this culturally specific way of communicating open a dialogue of the "many facets of natural language.." (Directorate for Education - OECD, 2004).
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Thinking about traditional indigenous child rearing - baby doll in coolamon in home corner at Pied Piper Preschool
Big Rain Coming by Katrina Germein - An Integrated Maths and Science Lesson for 1/2 - Australian Curriculum Lessons
Summary: This lesson adopts an integrated approach to teaching science, incorporating picture story books and maths concepts. The lesson aims to expand the students understanding of the differing seasons in Northern Australia and draws on their developing understanding of scientific concepts such as evaporation. The lesson should be taught as part of a continuing exploration […]
Invitation to play - set up a table with natural materials and small parts to inspire young (and not so young!) children to come and play. This is a great hands on, creative and child-led activity to go along with Australian and Indigenous studies, NAIDOC week, Australia Day, Sorry Day, Reconciliation week and more. Suitable for preschool, kinder, preps, natural learning, play based learning, homeschool/home education and just for fun!
Aboriginal loose parts
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