Green Leaves Port Macquarie in Port Macquarie, New South Wales | Nursery

Green Leaves Port Macquarie

Locality: Port Macquarie, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6581 1451

Address: 1 Fernhill Road 2444 Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia

Website: https://greenleaveselc.com.au/

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24.01.2022 Incy Wincy Spider Making spiders out of playdough After our morning group reading inch wincy spider, the children were provided w the opportunity to create their own version of incy wincy spider using playdough, pipe clearers and joggley eyes. ... Educator Tori sat with the children and showed them how they can roll the playdough up into a ball shape and stick the pipe cleaners into the playdough to create the spiders let’s, as well as adding joggley eyes. The children then sat at the table eager to start. The began by rolling the playdough between their two hands.

24.01.2022 This week in the Preschool room, we will be celebrating NAIDOC Week throughout our group times and craft activities. We have planned a group craft experience, creating the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags using our handprints. Today, we created our own flags using PVA glue and coloured paper, looking at pictures of the flags for references. As part of our learning, we discovered the meaning behind each of the flags which was an interesting part of our discussions d...uring these craft experiences. We learnt that the colours of the Aboriginal flag signify the land, the sun and the people with the red representing the land, yellow as the sun and black for the people. The green colour on the Torres Strait Islander flag represents their land while the blue represents the surrounding sea with the black representing the people. The white symbol above the star represents a Dhari (headdress) which is a symbol of the Torres Strait Islander people and the five-pointed star is a symbol of peace among the 5 major island groups. By providing these group and craft experiences, we hope to promote inclusion and acceptance amongst our Preschoolers as we teach and learn about this culture together.

21.01.2022 Good Morning, Just a friendly reminder that Old Mac Farm is coming to visit us today!

21.01.2022 Tomorrow is 80's Themed dress-up disco day.

19.01.2022 Balloon Painting At the tables, they all had a turn at engaging in a painting experience with balloons and different coloured paints. Using their self-help skills, the Quokka’s where encouraged to put on their own paint shirts before sitting down with their piece of paper. Using their fine motor skills they carefully grabbed the end of the balloon and pushed it into the tray to make sure the balloon was covered in paint before stamping the balloon all over the small paper.

17.01.2022 Old Mac Farm’s Visit

16.01.2022 Weekly Menu. Is there anything that you would like to see on our Menu, that your children enjoy?

15.01.2022 Don’t forget to wear your most unique shirt tomorrow for inclusion is rad day Don’t forget to wear your most unique shirt tomorrow for inclusion is rad day

13.01.2022 ~ Wombat Room ~ We began our morning with reading the funny story called if you’re cheeky and you know it. The words of the book sang the tune of if you’re happy and you know it but the actions of the song related to the animal for example: if you’re a monkey and you know it, Pull A Face. The children giggled quite a lot as they went through all the different animals and completing the various actions, after which sparked a conversation about the different animals ...in the books and which animals the children liked the most. The favourite was the monkey because he was Cheeky! After our group session, the children were asked what they wanted to for do a craft experience today, the most common response was Make a painting of our favourite animal, so Sarah gathered the essential items and encouraged the children to begin painting their chosen animals. As the children painted contently, Sarah and Nichole questioned the children about the animal they were painting and why they liked that particular animal. Some of the responses were quite humorous as apparently Giraffes have long necks because they want to see over the top of buildings and tigers are only cranky because they’re hungry all the time. See more

12.01.2022 Old Mac Farm’s visit.

12.01.2022 Literacy development is a vital part of a child’s overall development. It’s the foundation for doing well at school, socialising with others, problem-solving, making decisions and developing independence.

09.01.2022 Tomorrow is Remembrance day! Please come dressed in red to pay our respect to the service men and women who fought for our amazing country #respect #greenleaves#thankyou#greatful#one minute of silence #leastweforget#11/11/11

06.01.2022 Tomorrow is the day that Old Mac Farm is coming for a visit. This will take place in the car park from 9am.

03.01.2022 Slip 'n' Slide Day.

01.01.2022 Time to head back to work? Start the new work year smoothly and book extra care at Green Leaves to help juggle your children before school returns. Limited spots available! Book Now.

01.01.2022 This kind of creativity helps support cognitive growth by developing neural connections that prepare the brain for learning. It's a fantastic sensory experience, it includes motor planning, it increases coordination and creativity, and it's just plain fun!