Our  acrylic mirrors are among the most asked after products on our website as they are safe to use around children and have rounded corners for added safety. Impact resistant, light weight and cost effective are a few of the key reasons you could be opting for Acrylic mirror instead of glass, making them a safe item for children. Acrylic mirrors are 17 times stronger than glass. Acrylic mirrors are scratch resistant not scratch proof. 

Our outdoor traffic set are fantastic for children to pretend to be a Policeman/woman, Road side worker, Traffic Controller. Dramatic and imaginative play encourages children to become more confident and develop a stronger sense of identity. When children come together in role play, it aids in their social and emotional development. Listening to others, negotiation and co-operation all result from authentic dramatic play. This give way sign road sign resource is excellent for promoting social and imaginative play. Role play and dramatic play encourages language development, teaches daily routines and skills plus develops social interactions, sharing and a sense of belonging and identity. Play is an important part of early childhood. Play encourages children to learn, develop and grow whilst they have fun

We are so proud of our fantastic staff member Alan Coleman who has made this wonderful Acknowledgement of Country sign.  Alan  is of Indigenous heritage with roots to 2 Indigenous tribes Kalkadoon from Mt Isa and Waanya from Gulf of Carpentaria and he has designed and printed this resource.

An Acknowledgement of Country is a way to show respect to the Traditional Owners of Australia. By saying a daily Acknowledgement of Country it encourages children to engage with diversity and show respect. Our wooden sign is a wonderful addition to ALL Educational facilities.

Garden Grown With Love Wooden SignIf you love your garden this is a beautiful addition. Printed on timber it shows how much love has gone into making your garden a special place.Ideal for home use and early education services. *Suitable for outdoor use, we do recommend you apply a coat of clear varnish to prevent mould growing on the timber  

We all know children are like sponges at an early age and by teaching children how to sign using Australian Auslan while in early education they are affectively learning a second langage. The ability to communite with someone who is hearing impared is a beautiful thing to be able to do. Acceptance and Inclusion. PDF Education Supplies have made these individual wooden alphabet for Auslan and also a sign language alphabet chart when put together can be a matching sorting game also.  

Why we should all be practicing Yoga :- * Promotes Self-esteem and Confidence * Increase strength, flexibility and balance * Improves focus and attention * Cultivates respect for self and others

Sand help a child develop fine motor skills like those necessary to use a small shovel, pull a truck, and build a castle. By burying themselves in sand, and feeling their body position within the sand, children are using words to communicate their different body parts that they can feel or move under the sand.   Sand play also helps children develop more complex social skills like sharing, and communicating with piers. A child does not need large numbers of toys in a sandpit as their imagination will be endless. Sand play is particularly beneficial for developing a sense of textures. Not only is sand a new and different texture for children to feel on their skin, but the contrast it creates with concrete, grass, dirt, and wood will emphasize the sensation of each surface. Sand Play Safety Tips A sand box should always be cover it when it’s not in use to...

Recycling projects are a fun and inventive experiences that children can turn into lifelong habits when established early in years. Instead of buying new resources, explore craft ideas for kids with waste material. You don’t have to wait for Earth Day to try recycling things. Do them now by collecting items from around your home and by sorting out your rubbish before it goes in the trash.  With 10cents for can and bottle recycling it is also a way for children to earn their own spending money.

To assist children who have language delay -  autism non verbal, down syndrome , premature babies to even stroke victims these visual oral motor skills will assist with training the brain to improve speech,  social and emotional growth.  We have printed the movements down the side of these shatterproof mirrors and the person can copy them seeing them on themselves. These really are a wonderful learning tool for teachers, parents and speech therapists.  Age  Developmental milestones  Common errors Possible implications if milestones not achieved  0-6 months The baby makes cooing sounds (e.g. ‘oo’, ‘ee’, ‘ah’), turns towards sounds and gives eye contact when they hear an adult speaking or making sounds  None Can affect social interaction with parents Can affect oral muscle tone (i.e. of the tongue, cheeks, lips) 6-12 months At 6 months the baby startsto babble and repeat sounds (e.g. ‘mamama’) None Can affect social interaction with parents Can affect...