GREEN QUEEN

My preschoolers loved this today. Exploring aboriginal storytelling symbols through sensory play - ochre coloured sand. By Kelly Slip | My Third Wish

Our igloo in pretend play. Decided not to frame out the door so it's easier to see inside. The kids and parents love it.

Natural Wind Chime with beads, shells and natural objects (no tutorial, just picture) idea from Choices Family Daycare

This pack contains everything you will need to teach display and document sustainability in your early childhood room It includes editable documents posters games and ideas to promote sustainability in your classroom The pack contains the following * What is Sustainability? Poster* Links to

Future Professional Life: This is a great tool for me to use once I begin teaching. It gives both student and parent strategies to use at home that helps reduce, re-use, and recycle.

Sustainability

As the children that visit my daycare are a little too young to tell the time, I needed to come up with something that would help them to know when it...

Emily Audsley. Instead of buying plastic pots for your plants or putting the plastic bottles in the recycle bin for someone else to reuse, kill two birds with one stone and reuse the plastic bottles yourself! What's also clever is that the bottles are transparent so you can see what's going on inside. Source: Via Shannon McLeod

Gumboots hanging on the fence as plants

Gowrie Victoria provides training, short courses, and customised professional development to people wanting to work in, or currently working in early childhood education and care.

This pack includes valuable documents and posters which will help you to set up a Sustainability display in your classroom All of the documents are fully editable and give you ways that you can be sustainable in your classroom as well as check lists where you can date each time you act sustainability

Planting and growing seeds with kids at home or school. Check out these gardening activities for preschoolers to use in your classroom!

This colourful printable pack comes in PDF format and is one way for early years teachers and educators to introduce active learning opportunities to help children develop a respect and understanding for the world around them. Help them to become caring Eco friends and warriors! With a focus on outdoor learning and play the printables can be used for both individual and group experiences. Also meets EYLF outcomes.