Risky Play: Building Confidence
At Treetops we believe that it is important for all children to engage in risky play opportunities – let us tell you why.
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At Treetops we believe that it is important for all children to engage in risky play opportunities – let us tell you why.
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Explore the value of early childcare excursions. At Treetops Early Learning Centres we realise the value of learning outside the centre.
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Engage your preschool child’s senses with messy play. Learn about the benefits and get some ideas and recipes to try at home.
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At Treetops early childhood education (ECE) centres, we believe that a simple walk can be transformed into an exciting adventure.
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Arts and crafts, especially collage art, provide children with avenues to express emotions and ideas while developing skills like problem-solving and concentration. This medium encourages creativity through material experimentation, highlights the importance of safety, and promotes sustainability by using natural and recycled items, fostering a sense of environmental stewardship.
Weaving thoughts and ideas together through the art of collage. Read More »
The first day of daycare is sure to be a very memorable experience for both you and your toddler! Many adults can still recall memories of their first day of daycare and what it was like to be separated from their parents for, often, the first time.
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No child is an island. While your child may have loads of adult company thanks to you, your spouse and your family and friends, it is also very important that your child spends time with children their own age as it is essential to their development.
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At Treetops Early Learning Centres, community support is integral, promoting kindness through charity events like Daffodil Day, Jammies in June, and Pink Shirt Day. These initiatives teach children empathy, foster community connections, provide engaging learning experiences, and model generosity, inspiring tamariki to become compassionate individuals dedicated to making a difference.
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“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go” – Dr Seuss.
The Magic of Books: Enriching Childcare in Botany AND Pukekohe Read More »
Playdough is a versatile resource in early learning centers that fosters creativity and development in tamariki. It enhances fine motor skills, literacy, and critical thinking while encouraging meaningful interactions. Involving children in its creation adds to the sensory experience. Overall, playdough is essential for hands-on learning and engagement.
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