Outdoor play
Movement, coordination, imaginative play, and fresh-air exploration.
Activities are invitations, not a checklist. Children can approach materials in different ways, combine ideas, and return to experiences over time.

Movement, coordination, imaginative play, and fresh-air exploration.
Plants, weather, leaves, animals, patterns, and seasonal noticing.
Drawing, painting, collage, and many ways to represent ideas.
Tactile creation, hand strength, shape, texture, and imagination.
Open-ended experiences with texture, movement, measurement, and cause and effect.
Books, oral storytelling, conversation, prediction, and shared attention.
Letters, sounds, names, storytelling, mark-making, and meaningful print.
Counting, quantities, patterns, sorting, comparing, and spatial thinking.
Building, testing, observing, designing, and revising ideas.
Rhythm, listening, singing, instruments, and creative movement.
Roles, stories, social negotiation, symbols, and shared worlds.
Gentle body awareness and movement without cameras or tracking.
Educators prepare the environment, support safety, model care for materials and people, add language, and offer help when it supports the child's purpose.
Explore the learning space, backyard, program, and enrolment process.