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Coragulac and District Kindergarten

Locality: Coragulac, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 5233 1436

Address: Corangamite Lake Rd 3249 Coragulac, VIC, Australia

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24.01.2022 The children started working with our dried lavender this week Firstly stripping the dried flowers from the stems and then in the coming weeks we will make small lavender bags

22.01.2022 These are the factors in childhood that predict success later in life. Watch the full TED Talk here: http://bit.ly/2MddtSe

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19.01.2022 New evidence review just released highlights PLAY STREETS SUPPORT HEALTHIER KIDS. Play Streets supports the development of physical literacy in children holis...tically, with a particular strength in developing psychological and social capabilities in children. Centre for Sport and Social Impact, La Trobe University, 2020. Just released, the Australian Physical Literacy Framework developed by @SportAUS , the Centre for Sport and Social Impact at @latrobe University, commissioned by Play Australia, have launched a new evidence review: How Play Streets supports the development of physical literacy in children. Click here for full research review: https://www.playaustralia.org.au/media-releases-2020 Click our Sign up button and stay up to date on how to develop healthier and happier children. Or subscribe here: https://www.playaustralia.org.au/subscribe #MoveItAus #1000PlayStreets Sport Australia La Trobe University University of Canberra

18.01.2022 last year we placed an order for Filana crayons If any of the 2017 families would still like to purchase these they have finally arrived Please let me know if you are still interested otherwise l can offer these to the 2018 families to purchase

18.01.2022 Its time to step up the fight. Weve just announced the biggest early childhood walk-off in history.

16.01.2022 Term 1 2018 starting dates. 4 year old children, Tuesday the 30th and Wednesday the 31st of January, 8.30am-4.00pm 3 year old children, Monday the 5th of February, 9.00am-2.00pm... If you have not sent back your childs enrolment details/forms, prior to these starting dates, the enrolment details must accompany the child on the starting day/date.

15.01.2022 Letting kids go barefoot is essential to optimal brain and nervous system development.

13.01.2022 Check out this poster from Nurture in Nature: "The NEW Rules of Nature Play." Download a PDF to print out here: http://nurtureinnature.com.au/play-outside/

12.01.2022 JOHN MARSDENS TIPS FOR PARENTS 1. Give children space. Back off. Let them roam. Let them be bored. Dont over-plan their lives. Cut way back on the after-scho...ol activities programs. 2. Keep away from all those ghastly, soulless, sterile playgrounds. Keep away from shopping malls. Look for real places. Wild places. 3. Be an adult. Say no to your children at least once a day. If the role of Adult in your family is vacant, then one of your children will fill it. And it wont be pretty. 4. Dont take up all the space. If you are dominating, loud, forceful, your children are highly likely to become passive, lacking spirit and personality and/or sullen. 5. Believe about 40 per cent of the dramatic stories your children tell you of the injustices, corruption and satanic practices happening at school. 6. Teach them empathy. For example, after their jubilant victory celebrations when they win a sporting match, remind them that their jubilation was only possible because someone else the losers have been made to feel awful. 7. Help them develop language skills. Dont finish their sentences for them. Dont correct them when they mispronounce a word theyll work it out sooner or later. Ask them open-ended questions, that need a detailed answer, not Yes/No questions. 8. Make sure they have regular jobs/duties at home and that those jobs are done to a consistently high standard. 9. Dont whinge endlessly about the miseries of your adult life. A lot of children now are fearful about growing up because their parents paint such a grim picture of the awfulness ahead. 10. Teach them to be very wary of people who Absolutely Know the Absolute Truth about Absolutely Everything! The colour of truth is always grey. Extreme positions are for the ignorant. Every creature, every person and every situation is complex. The universe is a wonderful mystery.

12.01.2022 We have been out walking in the beautiful Autumn sunshine this week, listening to the crickets sing, discovering dandelion flowers and enjoying the experience of water and mud We value allowing the children time to explore, experience and engage with the kindergarten surrounding environments, the elements and sensory experiences Through risky play, children are able to test their own limits and abilities and get to know themselves and what they can do. This takes focus and persistence and builds resilience, confidence, coping skills, and self-regulation

10.01.2022 Bunnings bbq today!!!

10.01.2022 To the families. Please note that enrolments for our 4 yr old program for 2020 have now closed. The committee is currently working with the Department of Education to streamline the enrolment process for the future to ensure that all families will have the same enrolment timelines and dates to follow as neighbouring Colac kindergartens. Further information about this process will be communicated in the coming weeks. Thank you.

09.01.2022 JOHN MARSDEN’S TIPS FOR PARENTS 1. Give children space. Back off. Let them roam. Let them be bored. Don't over-plan their lives. Cut way back on the after-scho...ol activities programs. 2. Keep away from all those ghastly, soulless, sterile playgrounds. Keep away from shopping malls. Look for real places. Wild places. 3. Be an adult. Say no to your children at least once a day. If the role of Adult in your family is vacant, then one of your children will fill it. And it won't be pretty. 4. Don't take up all the space. If you are dominating, loud, forceful, your children are highly likely to become passive, lacking spirit and personality and/or sullen. 5. Believe about 40 per cent of the dramatic stories your children tell you of the injustices, corruption and satanic practices happening at school. 6. Teach them empathy. For example, after their jubilant victory celebrations when they win a sporting match, remind them that their jubilation was only possible because someone else the losers have been made to feel awful. 7. Help them develop language skills. Don't finish their sentences for them. Don't correct them when they mispronounce a word they'll work it out sooner or later. Ask them open-ended questions, that need a detailed answer, not Yes/No questions. 8. Make sure they have regular jobs/duties at home and that those jobs are done to a consistently high standard. 9. Don't whinge endlessly about the miseries of your adult life. A lot of children now are fearful about growing up because their parents paint such a grim picture of the awfulness ahead. 10. Teach them to be very wary of people who Absolutely Know the Absolute Truth about Absolutely Everything! The colour of truth is always grey. Extreme positions are for the ignorant. Every creature, every person and every situation is complex. The universe is a wonderful mystery.

07.01.2022 Kindergarten Raffle The Craft group ladies have made some small beautiful sewn and felted play scenes Tickets are $2.00 each or 3 for $5.00 and the winning tickets will be drawn at the end of term 3, September 2018 Tickets available at the kindergarten

07.01.2022 I wanted to tell him to hurry up... but I paused and asked instead. His response: I want to see if the vultures think Im a dead animal. I hadnt even noticed... the vultures flying overhead... I was so focused on finishing the task and moving on to the next thing that I was missing everything. How many times in a day do you tell your child to hurry up? Rushing out the door. Get your shoes on. Eat your dinner faster. Walk quicker. Chin up, eyes forward, lets go! Weve got to HURRY.. To where? To what? Do you stop and ask yourself what youre rushing for? What is so important that you are pushing your child so quickly through their childhood? And do you ever wonder why? Why they are moving so slowly. Why they are staring off into space. Well. Did you ever ask? Did you ever just STOP and try to get inside their head? I stopped hurrying. And I asked. And these are just a few of the answers I got: Im counting my peas. (not eating dinner) Im trying to decide which shoes are the best shoes. (taking forever to get shoes on) Im singing to the birds. (lagging behind on a walk) Im watching this worm to see how fast it can dig. (not coming in for a bath) Do you see whats happening here? Our adult brains are conditioned to move so rapidly to hurry as quickly as possible from one activity to the next, always rushing, always thinking about the next thing and never, NEVER paying attention to the current, present, beautiful moment. But our children? They havent been changed yet. Theyre still curious and full of wonder. They still see the beauty in weeds and will take the time to hop over every crack in the sidewalk for miles. And why on earth would we want to do anything but encourage them to keep that passion, that attention to detail, and the ability to SLOW DOWN and just enjoy the world around them? In fact, we can learn a lot from watching our children. From asking ourselves why we are rushing constantly. Why we are so concerned about the next moment instead of focusing on enjoying the present one. Ask yourself. Why? And ask your child. What are we doing in THIS moment? And can I join you? Watch your world change before your eyes. To slowing down.

06.01.2022 We celebrated Spring yesterday with our "Spring Festival Families, grandparents and children all together making spring garlands

01.01.2022 The Coragulac and District Kindergarten are now taking enrolments for the 3 and 4yr old play based programs for 2021. Those families wishing to enrol for the 3 or 4 year old programs for 2021 are advised to email the kindergarten at [email protected] with your contact details and an enrolment pack will be sent. Please include your childs details and the program you wish to enrol in. Important Dates: 1st Round registrations close 12th June 2020 (if required enrolments will re-open at a later date) Any further enquires or if individuals are having trouble with email families can contact the kindergarten on (03) 5233 1436 and leave a message and we will endeavour to get back to you ASAP.