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Theme based curriculum planners for busy educators.

When planning a curriculum that follows children’s interests, it helps to have a good selection of activity ideas that you can quickly put together. Activities that are age appropriate and which include a broad range of learning areas.

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Stop wasting time looking through the internet for activity suggestions.

Using our theme based planners, you can create fun and engaging activities for children of all ages.

Follow the interests of the child with our easy to use curriculum planners, linked to the Australian Early Years Learning Framework and My Time Our Place.

Access a variety of themes that you can use throughout the year.

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Curriculum Planner

The multi-page Curriculum Planner includes activities listed in learning topics such as practical life, sensorial, language, science, mathematics, and culture (arts & craft, geography etc).

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Parent Information Page

Each themed curriculum planner includes a full-sized information page about the theme, which you can share with families in an email or newsletter, or perhaps as a display on your noticeboard.

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Mind Map

All of the activities within the curriculum are listed in an an easy to read mind map chart. Display this on your noticeboard or in a newsletter to show families the types of activities you may provide, or simply mark off the activities as you include them into your program.

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Learning Framework

Each activity includes reference to Australian learning outcomes, based on the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) and the My Time Our Place (MTOP) learning framework.

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Colour Coding

Themes includes activities for children aged between 1 to 6+ years. Colour coding is used to help identify the age appropriateness of each activity. As children’s developmental age and stage differs from one child to the next, educator discretion is required to ensure that appropriate activities are made available for children.

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Activities and Printables

We’ve created and put together a selection of themed activity printables. Website links and references are also included to activities sourced from various creative minds.

Curriculum planners are available for early childcare educators, teachers and parents. Suitable for educators in a family daycare service, early childcare centre, teachers and those providing in-home care, home schooling and distance learning.

A great variety of activities to select from, but not too many that will cause you to get overwhelmed.

The Montessori method and approach to learning is recognised worldwide. Our planners include reference to Montessori terminology and Montessori inspired activities.

AVAILABLE THEMES

There are over 24 themes to select from, with more being added throughout the year.

Testimonials – Trusted by Educators and Services

“As an early childcare educator, I love theme-based learning. I follow the interests of the children and together we choose theme based activities that they want to explore. One month we may be learning about bugs and insects, and the next we could be deep in the world of dinosaurs or hurtling through space as we learn about the solar system.”

— Nadine, Family Day Care Educator

“I run a FDC and all my children this year are 2 and under.
Most resources are aimed at preschool aged children so it’s nice you have catered for the younger children.”

— Michelle , Family Day Care Educator

“With limited time allowed for programming and planning during the working week, having the curriculum plans available has been extremely beneficial. The content motivates me to include most activities in my daily routine as a room leader and also use them as a base to create extension experiences for the children in my care. I like the bonus of the learning activities in subject form – maths, language, science etc and the links to the EYLF and MTOP outcomes. Overall, I am very pleased with the topics and look forward to the coming subjects.”

— Sheryl, Centre based educator

“I enjoy looking through all the themes and get great ideas out of them. Good work!”

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