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23.01.2022 A nice look at how play develops. Playing with your kids is one of the best ways to help their language skills develop

22.01.2022 I wanted to make a Poll but I can't figure out how. who should be the new logo/mascot give me a laugh for the monsters or wow for the birds - If you just like it I know you didn't really look!

21.01.2022 Big news! Moving to All in one health Sunshine Coast from the 5th November. Great people who I’m very excited to work with!! ... Located at the burnside shopping centre on Coes Creek Rd

21.01.2022 Do your kids say 'tar' for star or 'bue' for blue? Try separating the word, making the sound they miss really prominent and practising it several times sssstar blllue

19.01.2022 So I have a physical location starting on October! Working from ‘The boarding office’ Currie st Nambour on Thurs and Sat mornings

17.01.2022 Concerned about your child’s hearing? Download the sounds scouts app from Australian hearing. Use good headphones and check your kids hearing.

10.01.2022 Supremely greatful that we can have mornings like this. Just sitting here listening to their negotiation skills develop and their imaginations grow. Currently the noodles are a helicopter that they're upgrading. "Underwater scanner indicates movement" lol.

09.01.2022 Unstructured play leads to: Imaginative play Role play Tinkering Expression through art... Trying new things If children are together it also helps Social skills like conversation, negotiation, turn taking, sharing. It builds frustration tolerance, resilience and self direction. You DON'T have to keep them entertained! It's good for them to be bored. Notice what game they're playing and let them take the lead. Play with their direction. They'll always remember those moments.

08.01.2022 Did you know the study of morphology is really powerful for kids that are having trouble decoding complex words? If they understand how morphemes work they have a much better chance or working out that re/port/ed. Is the act of taking something (port) back (re) and that it’s finished (Ed). And they can get that re/port/er. Is someone who takes info back for the same reason.

05.01.2022 On holidays 5/7 -12/7 Start back at the beginning of term 3. Hope everyone gets at least a little family time these school holidays.

04.01.2022 We all need a little silly in our lives

02.01.2022 Right now it is clouding over. Definitely time for a book fort. Team it up with some Decodable readers and everyone is happy.

01.01.2022 I think this is so true and all teachers and parents should read it.