Making a difference in Australia.
There is still low education achievement outcomes for Indigenous children in Australia. Indigenous children deserve to learn how to read and write […]
May – focus on sustainability and storytelling
During the month of May my intention is to help parents and teachers build awareness of how we can act
The tomorrow book by Jackie French and Sue Degennaro.
Written on a solar-powered computer and printed on recyclable paper The tomorrow book by Jackie French and Sue Degennaro is a
“Children need art and stories and poems and music as much as they need love and food and fresh air and play. “
Books are so important in our children’s lives (and ours too) We need to embrace books as an essential part
Say Yes: A story of Friendship, fairness and a vote for hope. Jennifer Castles.
Say Yes: A story of Friendship, fairness and a vote for hope is a perfect book which mixes both history
Where is Bear? by Camilla de la Bedoyere
Where is Bear? by Camilla dela Bedoyere and illustrated by Emma Levey takes the reader on a wonderful journey all
Don’t forget the numeracy skills
There is a lot of focus on Literacy skills – and so there should be BUT numeracy is equally important
Rock Pool Secrets by Narelle Oliver
Rock Pool Secrets by Narelle Oliver was the last book she produced in her artistic career and it truly is a
What do you love about you? Karen Lechelt
What do you love about you by Karen Lechelt is a delicate story about how we can find beauty in
Encouraging a love of literacy
There has been a bit of a focus on my blog about sight words and home readers – which both
Aquatica: a beginner’s field guide by Lance Balchin.
Before the earth’s environment collapsed, under the weight of industrial pollution and radioactive waster, the oceans teemed with an abundance
Slow down world by Tai Snaith
Do you sometimes feel like your world is moving too fast? Soothing words, mesmerizing sentences and a calm atmosphere encompass