๏ปฟ As part of our early learning program the children at Clovel engage in the use of Loose Parts. Loose parts are beautiful found objects and recycled objects that the children can manipulate, control and change while they play. Loose parts present infinite play possibilities which can be extended through our literacy, numeracy and steam […]
๏ปฟ At Clovel, we embed our children’s interest into our early learning program. We incorporate number sequencing as the children enjoy learning with toy trains. The children link the trains in the correct order as they extend on their numeracy skills. For any more information, call Clovel Childcare and Early Learning Centre, donโt hesitate to […]
๏ปฟ What’s in the Box is a sensory activity where the children explore different objects through sense of touch sight and sound. The children extend on their literacy skills as they describe the different textures of their object. For any more information, call Clovel Childcare and Early Learning Centre, donโt hesitate to get in touch […]
When compared to earlier generations, current ones lead a far more sedentary lifestyle not just in Australia but across the globe as well. On average, children in the 5 to 16 age range spend six and a half hours on screens, and this includes playing video games, watching TV, using tablets, computers and mobile phones. […]
Developing fine motor skills is a critical developmental milestone for children, especially when it comes to writing. There are a number of activities that will help children to build up muscle strength and improve hand-eye coordination. Clovel, our educator’s support all our preschoolers in learning how to write. We include a variety of fine motor […]
Are you too focused on your child? There is a term for that and it was The term “helicopter parent” was first used in Dr. Haim Ginott’s 1969 book Parents & Teenagers by teens who said their parents would hover over them like a helicopter. Most parents have this deep rooted urge and instinct to […]
What if my friend holds my hand while playing? What if a kid tries to hug me? With most states around Australia resuming normality when it comes to pre-school and school, many kids may still have concerns and fears that cause bouts of anxiety. The Covd-19 pandemic has resulted in uncertainty and disruption in many […]
While it is quite challenging to believe, we have been in social distancing mode for months now on account of the COVID-19 crisis. While staying at home is safe and helps keep you and your children shielded from the infection, many schools have opened up. Many people are now working from home, which isn’t an […]
Parents are rightfully concerned about their children and how they will react to extended social distancing requirements. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced children away from playgrounds, schools, day care centres, and almost every form of with their peers. Kids need social interaction and collaboration with peers to thrive so three or four months of isolation […]
