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Landsdale Early Learning & Enrichment

Locality: Landsdale, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 6305 0999

Address: 215 Landsdale Road 6065 Landsdale, WA, Australia

Website: https://www.landsdaleele.com

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25.01.2022 Happy Easter everyone from the Landsdale Early Learning and Enrichment centre. Enjoy the long weekend with your family. It has been a great week with lots of fun and a lot of chocolates. Today we had a very special visitor arrive Easter bunny!!! He came to delivery some chocolate eggs for the children and for our beautiful educators. Enjoy

24.01.2022 we are very happy to have Pyjama Drama back at Landsdale ELE. #PyjamaDrama #childrendevelopment#LandsdaleELE

24.01.2022 Happy Wednesday!!!! Today at Little Toddlers room, the children engaged in a beautiful activity. They used natural materials to create an artwork! Such as celery, lime and green apple exploring different patterns by stamping them on paper with coloured paints. Through this activity we developed our senses in feeling its textures and smelling their different aroma! It was a great extension from our sensory exploration with fruits and vegetables last week. ...

24.01.2022 THE IMPORTANCE OF DEVELOPING FINE MOTOR SKILLS. . Fine motor skills involve the use of the small muscles that control the hand, fingers, and thumb. They help children perform important tasks like feeding themselves, grasping toys, buttoning and zipping clothes, writing, drawing, and more. The ability to complete self-care and every day tasks helps a childs self esteem and confidence to increase.... Its important to start working with children on building their fine motor skills early on. Fine motor skills will develop and improve as they move through childhood. It just takes the right kind of practice. . To foster these skills, the big toddlers have extended on lasts weeks rainbow hearts artworks with a sticking activity using contact and collage pieces. The children engaged a pincer grip to carefully place each piece in their desired position. . #earlychildhoodeducation #learningthroughplay #earlychildhooddevelopment #educator #eylf @ Landsdale Early Learning & Enrichment

24.01.2022 Getting ready for Red Nose Day tomorrow. More photos and info coming soon...

24.01.2022 In these uncertain times we are here to provide ongoing high quality early learning and care for essential workers and for families who needs our support. Stay safe! We are in this together once again.

23.01.2022 Today at Kindy room Miss Rafaela brought a new exciting sensory experience for the children. Pasta play keeps the children busy as well as working on their fine motor skills. Seems that our Kindy children had so much fun exploring and being creative.

21.01.2022 Do the FIVE help stop Coronavirus!

21.01.2022 The Pre-School children had a lot of fun at Landsdale Farm. They have enjoyed exploring the tranquil gardens, helping to feed the farm animals, and squeezing in an exciting cart ride. Some of the children even had learn how to extract the milk from cows ... What a beautiful day we had!

20.01.2022 Great news for Australia Today marks the day of phase 2

20.01.2022 Thank you Sam and Zach for the delicious chocolates. Happy Easter everyone!!!!

20.01.2022 RECYCLING . . Kindy/preschool have been busy turning boxes, bottles and tins into musical instruments. Through imagination these items usually destined for landfill are now part of our day to day practice. We look forward to making music! .... Sustainability and the environment is a critical element of the childcare curriculum. Impacting all seven areas of the National Quality Standards (NQS). It also contributes to each of the five learning outcomes of the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF). Sustainable practices can be addressed through: The use of indoor and outdoor areas with built and natural settings. The reuse of resources, materials and equipment multiple times. The mission to care for the environment and supporting children to become environmentally responsible. Here at Landsdale ELE we teach children environmental sustainability by showing them how to be sustainable and explaining why its important. . #sustainablepractices #earlychildhoodeducation #educators #learningthroughplay #playbasedlearning #reducereuserecycle

20.01.2022 QUALITY AREA 3 THE ENVIRONMENT AS THE THIRD TEACHER Contemporary theories and research informed by the Reggio Emilia approach recognise and value the environment as a third teacher.... Behind educators and families, physical spaces hold the potential to influence what and how children learn. Things to consider: How does the physical space of the service encourage childrens agency? How is learning built into the environment? What learning opportunities are created by changing the space, for example by adding or taking away resources or equipment? How can collaboration with children, families and service staff help create sustainable environments? How do the different spaces of the service foster a sense of belonging and community? How does the environment reflect and honour Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history and culture? . #learningthroughplay #playbasedlearning #earlychildhoodeducation #reggioemiliaapproach #eylf

18.01.2022 Physical distancing is working, so lets keep it up. Remember to stay 1.5 metres apart and avoid physical greetings.

18.01.2022 Did you know that the children have been busy learning about food, where it comes from and how to grow it? This week, now that the seeds have now become crops, it is time to eat the produce we have grown! Here are our budding farmers, come masterchefs using their fenugreek salad leaves in the roti bread they made.... #sustainability #earlychildhoodeducation #learningthroughplay #playbasedlearning

18.01.2022 As the children in Big toddlers room has showed a lot of interest in dinosaurs Miss Komal and her team have created this adorable corner for them. We can’t wait to see the children’s reaction tomorrow

17.01.2022 We are very excited to announce that our SunSmart program for this year just arrived. With UV rising, sun protection times will start coming into play again. #BeSunSmart

17.01.2022 COVID19 TEMPERATURE SCREENING. While 80% of COVID-19 patients may only experience mild symptoms, they may display an elevated temperature. Many workplaces and public sites are now pre-screening staff and customer temperatures prior to entry as a preventative measure.... For your health and ours, we will continue to screen for temperatures on arrival at the centre. Temperatures greater than 37.5C will not be permitted to enter the service. Thank you for your patience during this unprecedented time.

17.01.2022 Meet Raj. Raj is one of our many long term staff members. She has been at Landsdale for over 5 years working throughout the centre. Raj loves to work with children and has a keen understanding of how important development is during the early years. Raj strongly believes that each child is a capable learner in their own individual way and likes to involve children in the decision making process when it comes to their learning needs.... To meet Raj and our other dedicated educators, book a tour with us and get to know our centre.

17.01.2022 With the heavy rain, the little toddlers have brought the outdoor environment into their room this week. Their educators have been busy observing the children using their imaginations and exploring the natural world. . Nature provides many benefits such as: Fostering curiosity, exploration, imagination and patience.... Children learn important concepts in science through sensory exploration of the outdoors, (physical properties of natural materials such as soil, rocks, sticks, leaves and water). Being outdoors regularly helps children release energy and be less stressed, which allows them to focus on quieter tasks. Furthermore, the interest that nature holds for children calls for their concentration skills. Exposure to nature also enhances young childrens language development. This is because children will inquire about the names of the new things they investigate and they seek words to describe the processes they observe. Nature provides opportunities to be outside and more physically active.. Children who are physically active are more likely to become healthy adults. . #learningthroughplay #naturebasedlearning #naturebasedplay #earlychildhoodeducation #educator @ Landsdale Early Learning & Enrichment

16.01.2022 Reconciliation week 2020 Were all in this together Sand art.... Miss Jess explained the significance of sand art and read Dreamtime stories to the kindy children as part of Reconciliation Week. Each day we believe it is important to practice our acknowledgment of country as part of our curriculum to pay our respect to the traditional owners of this land. Reconciliation must live in the hearts, minds and actions of all Australians as we move forward, creating a nation strengthened by respectful relationships between the wider Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

16.01.2022 Today on Remembrance Day at Landsdale ELE, we acknowledge, honour, and remember the members of the armed forces who have died in the line of duty.

16.01.2022 At Landsdale ELE we are so fortunate to be so diverse in community culture. This week we’ve been celebrating NAIDOC week And also Diwali (the Festival of Lights) Not only Did the children and educators have a ball the Management have also got involved in the fun.

15.01.2022 Red Nose Day is all about raising awareness about SIDS as well as raising funds to prevent further instances of SIDS. Thank you to all those who got involved in this wonderful day for a very worthy cause! #ittakesacommunity #loveofsweet #Landsdale

15.01.2022 Wednesday 2nd September is Early Childhood Educator Day! A great opportunity to say thank you to those dedicated, passionate & valuable educators. those educators who make a difference to the development & well-being of young children!

14.01.2022 Thank you all educators in early learning for your wonderful contribution to the wellbeing and healthy development of the young children in our care.

14.01.2022 When to wear a mask? https://healthywa.wa.gov.au/Artic//Coronavirus/Face-masks

13.01.2022 COLOUR HUNT. Throughout the centre our knowledgeable educators are dedicated to fostering the learning and developmental needs of the children in our care. Here in our Little Toddlers room, the children are deeply engaged in the search for colours.... Along with shape recognition, colour recognition is an important step in cognitive development for children. It plays a part it object recognition, and helps a child develop the descriptive language skills that will ensure clear communication. To learn more about how we develop our curriculum to meet the developmental needs of your child, book a tour with us to meet our team. #learningthroughplay #intentionalteaching #educator #playbasedlearning #eylf #earlychildhoodeducation

13.01.2022 The EYLF describes cultural competence as, much more than an awareness of cultural differences. It is the ability to understand, communicate with, and effectively interact with people across cultures. Its about recognising that all children are born belonging to a culture that predates their parents and may involve traditional practices, values and knowledge. This culture is also informed by their experiences as a family, as individuals and within various communities. Wit...h this, the big toddlers have been learning about their individual differences, recognising that we all have our own values and that some children have different family dynamics, values and practices - that should be acknowledged too. Amy says.. To celebrate pride month in the ECEC big toddlers have decided to go with a we love everyone approach. Throughout the week we have explored different types of families (same sex families, families with one mum or one dad, families with no mums or dads but instead with grandparents or other extended family member) Weve watched Nickelodeons Pride month on YouTube which encourages us to follow our passions and be ourselves! By understanding the unique sense of belonging that each child experiences within their cultural community and family life, educators can create an educational setting that offers a similar sense of belonging and allows each child to thrive.

13.01.2022 Were hosting National Pyjama Day! This Friday we are celebrating National Pyjama Day. So please feel free to bring your children in on Friday in their favorite pair of Pyjamas. ... National Pyjama day is to raise awareness for children in foster care and for this reason we have decided we will raise awareness by starting a collection for the "Care Bags" Organisation. Care Bags are backpacks that are given to children who are newly placed into care. These bags generally contain toiletries clothes and a comforter. How you can help- We are asking for donations to create these bags. They can contain any of the following (New Items Only) ~Backpacks ~Tooth Brush and Tooth Paste ~Pyjamas ~An out fit ~Underwear ~Socks ~Teddy or at least one comfort item (Coloring Book, Journal or Toy) ***No Please no food, shoes, or areosols. ***Sizes 1-6. Thank you . LELE Team

13.01.2022 Exploring colour through the natural environment. Were feeling very inspired by nature here at Landsdale ELE. The little toddlers were able to connect the colours that they have discovered to the natural world around them. Our educators were able to scaffold their learning through the use of descriptive language when talking with the children about their artworks. The use of descriptive language encourages communication skills and allows the children to expand their vocabulary. #learningthroughplay #naturebasedlearning #educators #earlychildhoodeducation @ Landsdale Early Learning & Enrichment

12.01.2022 Wednesday 2nd September 2020 is Early Childhood Educators' Day! We know it has been a challenging year, so this year's celebrations will be even more meaningful.... It's a chance for service providers, families and children to say thank you on a very personal level. Don't forget to SHARE THIS POST and spread the word to help make this year's event extra special!!! #EarlyChildhoodEducatorsDay #LoveMyECE <3 :) See more

12.01.2022 The Management & Staff would like to wish our very own Sian and her partner Kieran congratulations on the safe arrival of baby Kai. Sian & Kai came for a visit today and he is absolutely perfect

11.01.2022 JUNK? We are all about sustainable practices here at Landsdale ELE. Our kindy/preschoolers are in the process of recycling these materials and turning turn into something new. Want to find out what were up to? Tune in tomorrow!... Our educators ensure that sustainable education is a part of everyday practices, rather than a topic or theme to consider for a short time. It is embedded within the curriculum and part of the day to day running of the service. Sustainability education, enables educators and children to promote a sense of responsibility, show respect for the natural environment, be active participants and bring about enquiry and social change. To learn more about our sustainable practices and how we embed it in to our curriculum, book a tour to meet our knowledgeable educators. #sustainability #earlychildhoodeducation #reducereuserecycle #playbasedlearning #learningthroughplay

10.01.2022 We are so excited!!! Tomorrow is Red Nose Day and we just received a box full of delicious customised biscuits from Love of Sweet. We would like to say a big thank you to Amna Idnan for your generous gift to support this cause. You truly make the difference for our community, and we are extremely grateful!... Amna Idnan #loveofsweet #amnaidnan

10.01.2022 We would like to say a big thank you to all of the families that helped us by donating toys and books to the Smith Family to provide a better Christmas for these little Aussie heroes.

10.01.2022 Let’s support our community.

10.01.2022 With the change of seasons Toddlers have been learning all about the rain and have conducted their very own rain cloud experience. . #learningthroughplay #earlychildhoodeducation #eylf #educator #playbasedlearning #inquirybasedlearning @ Landsdale Early Learning & Enrichment

08.01.2022 KIDS FOUNDATION Our centre has received this small book to assist us in talking to children about viral bugs and the risks at this time. The book includes activity sheets for the children to encourage their learning of hygiene and social distancing. The book also includes a link for both educators and parents for a free virtual classroom.... https://www.kidsfoundation.org.au/classroom See more

08.01.2022 The educators at Landsdale ELE were surprised with a Morning Tea Goodies Box this morning from Andrew & Nicola Forrest & The Minderoo Foundation. The Goodies Box is in support of the new parenting app the the Minderoo foundation & The Telethon Institute have launched called Bright Tomorrows Iv shared some photos below on the app and you can find it in the App Store too

07.01.2022 BIG TODDLER HIGH TEA Our big toddlers have been busy in the kitchen again. Today they made their afternoon tea! Yummy scones! The list of developmental learning skills that can be assisted by cooking is endless. This list includes; sequencing and prioritising through following recipe directions; understanding cause and effect of solids and liquids; hygiene and cleanliness; social skills and developing good organisational skills. Cooking encourages creativity, develops moto...r skills, such as hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity and is an activity where the end result, as well as the process, is important. . To find out more about our curriculum and to meet our knowledgeable and dedicated educators, book a tour. . #learningthroughplay #playbasedlearning #educator #earlychildhoodeducation See more

06.01.2022 WATER PLAY. So much more than just splashing. Water play fosters learning in all developmental areas. It provides opportunities for children to experiment with mathematics and science concepts, strengthen their physical skills, advance their social and emotional skills, and enhance language development.... Water play also encourages problem solving, for example when items float or sink or when a bucket has a hole inside. Here the big toddlers engaged their problem solving skills when they found water in the small trough. They couldnt scoop it up with a bucket and after trying with different tools they decided that cups were most suitable for the task. #learningthroughplay #playbasedlearning #naturebasedplay #educators #earlychildhoodeducation

05.01.2022 ROTI BREAD. As a vastly multicultural service we pride ourselves on including multicultural practices and experiences throughout our curriculum and day to day life. Here are our toddlers preparing roti bread for lunch. Our educators and children felt a huge sense of wellbeing from being able to prepare and eat the foods that they have helped create.... Multicultural cooking experiences and help children to understand the world around them and helps to support children's learning about their communities, as well as the world in general. It also encourages children to have a sense of belonging when they can see and eat familiar food items. Active involvement in group experiences encourages children to become effective and confident learners. #learningthroughplay #playbasedlearning #multicultural #earlychildhoodeducation

05.01.2022 RECONCILIATION WEEK - Nursery. Today marks the first day of Reconciliation Week 2020. We have lots of visual natural items to touch and feel and some pictures, photos and books for the children to explore to help to recognise the importance of this week. The theme is Were All In This Together. While the babies explore I read them the Acknowledgement to Country. ... - Tanya - Nursery Lead Educator . #reconcilliationweek #earlychildhoodeducation #educator #learningthroughplay #acknowledgementofcountry

04.01.2022 Volcanic eruptions in Toddlers! Extending on their interest in the natural environment, today the toddlers were involved in a very interesting science experience! In this hands-on experience, children learn about how ingredients are combined to create chemical reactions, and are introduced to the features of volcanic rocks. ... Komal introduces scientific concepts and facilitates in-depth discussion and sustained shared thinking through open ended questions. This enables Komal to access the childrens prior knowledge on this topic and through conversation introduces the children to scientific terminology, for example: ingredients, experiment, volcano, magma and reaction. #learningthroughplay #childledlearning #educator #earlychildhoodeducation #earlyyearsplay #earlyyearslearning

04.01.2022 ABC Kids Community have complied a catalogue of helpful resources for Australian families and the education and care sector during COVID-19 https://www.abc.net.au/ab/early-education/covid-19/12114502

04.01.2022 With the cold weather starting remember to keep warm and practice good hygiene.

04.01.2022 We're still open, providing FREE pre-kindy for our essential workers! If you are an essential worker and need a space for your child, contact us today. Places are strictly limited and subject to availability. Call 08 63050999 or email us [email protected]

04.01.2022 Over the last few weeks the children in the centre have been turning their hand at growing their own food. In particular they have been growing vegetables and learning about where they come from and how to grow them. Gardening is educational and develops new skills including:... Responsibility from caring for plants Understanding as they learn about cause and effect (for example, plants die without water, weeds compete with plants) Self-confidence from achieving their goals and enjoying the food they have grown Love of nature a chance to learn about the outdoor environment in a safe and pleasant place Reasoning and discovery learning about the science of plants, animals, weather, the environment, nutrition and simple construction Physical activity doing something fun and productive Cooperation including shared play activity and teamwork Creativity finding new and exciting ways to grow food Nutrition learning about where fresh food comes from. #learningthroughplay #playbasedlearning #educator #earlychildhoodeducation

03.01.2022 Happy Earth day! https://www.earthday.org/the-benefits-of-environmental-ed/

03.01.2022 Miss Mary story: What a wonderful Friday we had today! Miss Lia came in this morning with beautiful flowers and other natural materials that we enthusiastically explore with our senses! The children got to have a little taste of the lemon and lime, smell the flowers and feel the texture of the pine cones! It gave us such a great opportunity to use our body parts and talk about what they are for. We even got to capture some of the children's reactions in this amazing sensory experience! We followed this up with a play in the nature yard where we explored more of our sense of hearing listening to the moving leaves and birds and aeroplane in the sky!

03.01.2022 We are very excited to receive a delivery of some new educational toys here at LELE. We cant wait to see the children engage their cognitive skills and get busy learning. #learningthroughplay #naturebasedlearning #reggioemiliaapproach #educator #earlychildhoodeducation

02.01.2022 Harmony Day is a celebration of our cultural diversity a day of cultural respect for everyone who calls Australia home. Harmony Day is about celebrating differences and embracing new cultures. We had a special lunch where Educators have brought their traditional food to share with everyone at our Centre.

01.01.2022 We can’t wait to see our favourite Yoga teacher back in our Centre.

01.01.2022 All the staff and management would like to wish our Little Tods educator Monique & her partner a massive Congratulations on the safe arrival of Lily Grace born two days ago Both Monique and Lily are doing great

01.01.2022 What a delicious cupcakes made with love from Lilacs cakes and cupcakes Thank you for the generous gift! We are extremely grateful

01.01.2022 UPDATE Dear families, Our centre will be open as per normal tomorrow. However, we kindly ask and request that families keep their children at home unless you are an essential worker .... We want to maintain the best safety practices both for our children and our educators. We have implemented the kiss and drive drop offs and this will start from tomorrow . Unfortunately, that means no families will be allow to enter the centre. We will have an educator at the front door ready to collect your child and safely bring them into the centre were temperature checks will be taken In additional, tours and orientations scheduled this week will be put on hold. Stay safe everyone, Landsdale ELE Team