Crafts: Your child will express her creativity as she explores different art techniques and materials like paint, stickers, crayons, food colouring and collage items.

Excursions: Many adventures await your child right around the corner from where you live that will promote active play and curiosity about events in his community.

Literacy Activities: Reading, writing and language skills will be supported as you and your child look at books, make up stories, use felt board pieces and create booklets together.

Websites: There are many appropriate websites that you can explore with your child where she will discover information, games, recipes, stories and craft ideas.

Videos/DVDs: Watching a film is a great way for your child to learn about different people, places and experiences and also to enjoy some quiet time with family or friends.

Cooking: Buying and exploring ingredients, following recipes and then tasting what he has prepared will help your child use many skills and learn to enjoy preparing and eating food.

Science & Nature: Looking at living things, reading books, exploring ingredients, conducting experiments and making observations all help your young scientist learn about her world.

Games/Physical Activities: Playing both active and quiet games will encourage your child to use physical skills and thinking skills and to enjoy learning in ways that are fun.

Dramatic Play: Dress-up clothes, simple props, art materials, dolls and even rhymes can inspire your child’s imaginative play and help her to practice using language, social and physical skills.