Benefits of Indigenous Artwork for Children

Benefits of Indigenous Artwork for Children

Exposing children to Aboriginal artwork offers numerous benefits. It fosters appreciation for diverse cultures, promotes creativity and imagination, encourages respect for nature and the environment, and provides opportunities for learning about Indigenous history, stories, and traditions. Additionally, it can enhance cognitive development, spatial awareness, and visual literacy skills. Overall, it contributes to a more inclusive and culturally rich educational environment for children. PDF EDUCATION SUPPLIES are very lucky to work with such talented Indigenous artist to print their artwork so that you can display it in your outdoor areas or indoors Visit our website to check out some of the AMAZING ART
Kelly Huntley - Mar 13, 2024
Community Garden sign

Community Garden sign

Have you thought about establishing a Community Garden within your service?  It is such a wonderful way to create a sense of belonging, children will love to offer the herbs/vegetables/flowers to Adults and it is perfect to invite parents/grandparents or members of the local community to share their knowledge with the children and educators alike.  It really does build a great sense of Pride. We have made a new Corflute outdoor sign to display in your outdoor garden, www.pdfeducationsupplies.com.au
Kelly Huntley - Nov 16, 2022
Why children should Acknowledge Indigenous Australians

Why children should Acknowledge Indigenous Australians

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.
Kelly Huntley - Feb 11, 2022
Why teach children Auslan at an early age

Why teach children Auslan at an early age

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.  
Kelly Huntley - Feb 02, 2022
Mirror Play

Mirror Play

A mirror is great for exploring small, interesting loose parts. Try painting clouds on the sky it is a terrific mix of sensory play and art.  The blue sky reflecting in the mirror provides the perfect surface for painting big, fluffy clouds.  A mirror is a wonderful place for children to explore seasonal materials.  Try a  mix of natural and artificial items for the nature table.  The colours and textures are made even more interesting by the mirrored surface beneath them. A paintbrush glides so smoothly over the mirror is lovely too.  This activity always keeps the kids busy and entertained for ages.  And when we’re finished, simply wash the mirror in soapy water and soft cloth and it  is ready for another fun day in the future
Kelly Huntley - Nov 27, 2020
Recycling in Early Education

Recycling in Early Education

Why we need to encourage recycling in a child's early years. The skills children learn from recycling will create a sustainable world for them and future generations to live in. They will develop a greater appreciation for the way things work, and a better understanding of our precious ecosystem. How to start Start this learning in the early years of a child's life.  If a child is old enough to clear away their own mess and put something in the bin, they're old enough to learn about recycling. Buy the right bin, and label it so it is a visual reminder of what items go in it. Encourage children to donate cloths and toys to charity stores
Kelly Huntley - Oct 09, 2020
Team Work Poster

Team Work Poster

Great laminated poster to display in the staff room Element 4 Educators, co-ordinators and staff members work collaboratively and affirm, challenge, support and learn from each other to further develop their skills and to improve practice and relationships. Resource from www.pdfeducationsupplies.com.au
Kelly Huntley - Oct 19, 2016
Bonds between educator's and children

Bonds between educator's and children

Home is definitely the first school for children and without doubt the most important it is very closely followed by the bond and trust that children build with their educators a child’s “secondary attachment figure” It is important that parents and educators work together for the best outcome for a child. PDF Education Supplies have made this laminated poster to display to let parents who make not think it is not appropriate for them to “tread on educators toes” know that you really do want them to be involved Laminated poster from www.pdfeducationsupplies.com.au #bonds #childcare 
Kelly Huntley - Oct 07, 2016
Crossing safety

Crossing safety

Centre car park – ensure family members are aware of pedestrian safety rules such as holding their child’s hand and alighting children from the safety door. Encourage families to always supervise their children in the car park to prevent accidents and injuries which could occur as a result of reversing vehicles There a a wide range of car park safety weatherproof signs available at www.pdfeducationsupplies.com.au #safety #crossing
Kelly Huntley - Sep 29, 2016
Sanitising for safety

Sanitising for safety

What is sanitising? Sanitising is killing harmful microorganisms that can be on a surface even if it looks clean.  When to sanitise - Before and after preparing food, always clean and sanitise: • Countertops. • Sinks. • Highchair trays. • Tables used for eating. • Place mats. • Bibs. And don't forget toys. Vinyl sticker from www.pdfeducationsupplies.com.au #workplacehealthandsafety #sanitising #clean  
Kelly Huntley - Sep 26, 2016
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