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This week our kindy came alive with the voices of children proudly sharing their learning with families. ‘Project Morning’ is a time for children to showcase their work, tell their stories, and invite parents and grandparents into their world of discovery. 🍃

The joy and sense of accomplishment were evident as children led their loved ones through the space, revisiting experiences, creations, and ideas that have shaped their learning. 🎨

These moments of connection remind us of the importance of relationships in a child’s journey—learning is richer when shared. 🌻

Playgroup will return in Week 2 on Thursday the 8th of May.
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This week our kindy came alive with the voices of children proudly sharing their learning with families. ‘Project Morning’ is a time for children to showcase their work, tell their stories, and invite parents and grandparents into their world of discovery. 🍃

The joy and sense of accomplishment were evident as children led their loved ones through the space, revisiting experiences, creations, and ideas that have shaped their learning. 🎨 

These moments of connection remind us of the importance of relationships in a child’s journey—learning is richer when shared. 🌻

Playgroup will return in Week 2 on Thursday the 8th of May.Image attachmentImage attachment+3Image attachment

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Also the strength of child in being able to share and articulate their learning. In our school setting we named the same, as a learning journey. Congratulations to all learners, educators, families and children.

‘Mark-making is one of the many ways in which children represent their thoughts. It is a form of thinking that precedes language. It is through the act of making marks that children discover their world, make sense of it, and learn to express themselves.’ – Vea Vecchi

From the very first days at kindy, the children’s natural curiosity and desire to communicate through mark-making has been evident.

We began an exploration around lines and mark-making, coming together to create a beautiful collaborative artwork that experimented with a range of mark-making tools and materials. Children took the lead with colour and design, making suggestions and taking inspiration from each other.

It was lovely to see the children learning from each other, reflecting on their experiences, expressing individuality, fostering a sense of ownership and excitement throughout our inquiry. 🖼️ 🎨 🖌️
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‘Mark-making is one of the many ways in which children represent their thoughts. It is a form of thinking that precedes language. It is through the act of making marks that children discover their world, make sense of it, and learn to express themselves.’ – Vea Vecchi 

From the very first days at kindy, the children’s natural curiosity and desire to communicate through mark-making has been evident. 

We began an exploration around lines and mark-making, coming together to create a beautiful collaborative artwork that experimented with a range of mark-making tools and materials. Children took the lead with colour and design, making suggestions and taking inspiration from each other. 

It was lovely to see the children learning from each other, reflecting on their experiences, expressing individuality, fostering a sense of ownership and excitement throughout our inquiry. 🖼️ 🎨 🖌️Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

‘The more that you read, the more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.’ ⭐️
Dr Seus

Our kindy community enjoyed a wonderful walk to the Tea Tree Gully Library, sharing conversations as the children noticed familiar landmarks in their local community. 🌳

At the library, we learnt how to borrow books and got a behind-the-scenes look at how books are sorted and cared for. This was followed by a session of storytelling, music and dancing. The library is truly a space for wonder, learning, and connection! 📚
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‘The more that you read, the more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.’ ⭐️
Dr Seus 

Our kindy community enjoyed a wonderful walk to the Tea Tree Gully Library, sharing conversations as the children noticed familiar landmarks in their local community. 🌳

At the library, we learnt how to borrow books and got a behind-the-scenes look at how books are sorted and cared for. This was followed by a session of storytelling, music and dancing. The library is truly a space for wonder, learning, and connection! 📚Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

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