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25.01.2022 Throughout this week at Clovel we have been celebrating NAIDOC week. A celebration held across Australia each year observing the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. #NAIDOCWeek2020 #NAIDOC2020 #NAIDOCWeek #NAIDOC #childrenactivities #childdevelopment #clovelchildcare

25.01.2022 Happy Thanksgiving Thanksgiving is an American celebration that was originally a holiday to give thanks to God for the harvest. As part of Clovel’s Multicultural program, we teach our children about the importance of sharing and being appreciative for abundance and for all that we have.

24.01.2022 Research shows that early childhood is a time of phenomenal brain development in children and it is through play that children process experiences critical to brain development. Let’s look at a few of the benefits of play-based learning for children. #playbasedlearning #preschool #preschoolactivities #childrenactivities #childdevelopment #clovelchildcare

23.01.2022 Throughout this week at Clovel we have been celebrating NAIDOC week. A celebration held across Australia each year observing the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. During this week we have been engaging our children in various art and craft activities, creating flags, painting rocks and drawings of traditional dream time stories. Providing the children with these experiences allows them to develop their understanding and empathy skills by responding to diversity with respect.

22.01.2022 At Clovel our hands-on science activities encourage children to observe and manipulate items, while making predictions about what will happen and then testing those predictions. We engage in prompting conversation and thoughts. Science is exciting, engaging and always evolving and progressing.

19.01.2022 Hindu Diwali Festival of Lights As part of Clovel’s multicultural program we celebrated the Hindu Diwali Festival of Lights which symbolises spiritual victory of light over darkness. The children participated in a range of Indian based activities including making the Indian flag in arts and craft, sari dress ups, Indian classical dance and Rangoli patterns! This festival celebrates the concept of good over evil and encourages respect for all cultures within our Clovel family.

18.01.2022 At Clovel our hands-on science activities encourage children to observe and manipulate items, while making predictions about what will happen and then testing those predictions. #scienceactivity #scienceexperiment #childrenactivities #childdevelopment #clovelchildcare

15.01.2022 Self portrait pose! Clovel children love drawing themselves during arts and crafts. As the children look at their reflection in the mirror they deepen their self identity, emotional recognition and identify different body parts as they replicate their reflection on paper.

13.01.2022 As part of Clovel’s I Love Reading Program, the children practice their spelling words as they copy the words from the whiteboard into their spelling books. This writing activity enables the children to practice word formation and extend on their vocabulary and writing skills. As you can see from those great big smiles the children love this activity and are soooo proud of their work

08.01.2022 For some parents, there is a concern that pushing the educational aspect too soon can cause educational burnout after all, they’re in school for nearly two decades if they pursue a college education. Is education in early childhood really necessary? Find out here. #earlychildhoodeducation #education #childdevelopment #clovelchildcare

05.01.2022 A moment of silence As we remember those who fought for us in the War. At Clovel, we teach the children the meaning behind the symbolism of Remembrance Day. The red poppy was one of the first plants to grow on the battlefields of France and Belgium. Wearing a sprig of rosemary represents remembrance and loyalty. This plant grows wild on the Gallipoli peninsula, serving as another reminder of the ANZAC troops who lost their lives there. Lest we forget.

04.01.2022 As part of Clovel’s multicultural program, we celebrate all cultures to encourage inclusivity and acceptance. Today is Lebanese Independence Day, the national day of Lebanon in commemoration of the end of the French Mandate over Lebanon in 1943. The children enjoyed dressing up in traditional Lebanese attire, dancing and playing the drums.