Kids House Early Learning Clyde North

Here at Kidshouse Clyde north we celebrated our dads and special people, by inviting them to join us for afternoon tea and participate in a variety of amazing experiences. The children were able to express their love by creating their own gifts for them.

“The day provides an opportunity for children and other family members, to express gratitude and love towards their fathers or father figures, acknowledging their role in nurturing, guiding, and supporting their children”


Respect- We accept everyone for who they are and always uphold the rights and dignity of our community members.

Happy Father’s Day to all our incredible dads and special people.. From all of us at Kidshouse Clyde North. Celebration

Here at Kidshouse Clyde North our Nursery two children thrive off their outdoor play and experiences. This gives them many opportunities to explore and discover nature.

“Outdoor experiences can provide an opportunity to explore, discover and appreciate the natural world, as well as be active, strengthen fine and gross motor movement skills, test physical limits and get messy. Time spent in the outdoors should be an important part of the daily program for all children, including babies”


Safety- We value the delivery of safe places for the mental and physical wellbeing of all.

Here at Kidshouse Clyde north we The social benefit of this is that children get a chance to have fun and creatively express themselves amongst their peers and family members. The educational benefit is that, by dressing up as their favourite bookish character, children are given the time to truly connect with books and to associate reading with fun. celebrated book week, the children had the opportunity to come dressed as their favorite book character. The children participated in a variety of activities through the week as well as had a special visitor who came to read some stories and sing some songs “Mother Goose”
Some children were able to make their own story books.

“The social benefit of this is that children get a chance to have fun and creatively express themselves amongst their peers and family members. The educational benefit is that, by dressing up as their favourite bookish character, children are given the time to truly connect with books and to associate reading with fun”


Innovation- We think big are always open to new ideas and our culture priorities innovation to ensure constant growth and improvement.

Hello everyone,

I’m delighted to introduce myself as the new 2IC in StoryHouse Clyde North.

I bring with me over 7 years experience working across various roles in the Early Childhood & Education sector. I’m passionate about creating a positive, nurturing, safe and engaging environment. One where each child feels welcomed and their unique strengths and interests are followed and celebrated..
I value open communication, collaboration and building strong partnerships with both families and staff.

I look forward to this opportunity to work with Helen and the team and to getting to know all our little people at StoryHouse Clyde North.

Please don’t hesitate to say hi or reach out if you have questions

Warmly
Kristal

Today at Kidshouse Clyde north Some of the Toddler one children came together and lined up the stepping stones, one behind the other with enough space for a big step before finishing with a big jump! The other children witnessed this new game and a couple more joined, each taking turns and waiting patiently for their chance to balance very carefully and then jump off the end, cheering for one another as they jumped.

“Balance and coordination are critical gross motor skills. The two help kids develop controlled body movement while performing physical tasks. Balance refers to the ability to keep your body in a controlled position while performing an action”


Innovation- We think big are always open to new ideas, and our culture priorities innovation to ensure constant growth and improvement.

Here at Kidshouse Clyde north our pre-under one children participated in an experiment this morning. The children were captivated as we used cotton balls, poppy seeds, and water spray to simulate the planting process in plastic cups. This simple yet effective experiment allowed them to witness firsthand the science behind germination and growth. Observing how the cotton balls retained moisture and how the seeds began to sprout was both educational and inspiring for the children.

“Science is an extension of their everyday world. Science encourages and teaches children how to discover and wonder about everything in the world around them”


Innovation- We think big, are always open to new ideas, and our culture priorities innovation to ensure constant to ensure constant growth and improvement.

Here at Kidshouse Clyde north, as the Shelympics comes to a close as a centre we came together to reflect on the fun we have had over the past two weeks. The children were exposed to so many different wonderful sports. Each room proudly took their flags back and excitedly displayed them in each of our rooms. Even tho the flame is no longer burning, the children’s new found passion for sports will continue. ⚽️🏸🏑🏋️‍♀️🤸🏻‍♂️🚣🏊🏽‍♂️🥇🥈🥉

“The three values of olympism are excellence, respect and friendship. They constitute the foundation on which the olympic movement builds its activities to promote sport, culture and education with a view to building a better world”


Innovation- We think big, are always open to new ideas, and our culture priorities innovation to ensure constant growth and improvement.

This week the kinder 1 and 2 rooms had a visit from Cultural Infusion. A person from the aboriginal culture introduced himself then started off with the acknowledgement of country and spoke about his tribe and showed us an instrument called the “Yidaki” he spoke to children about how he can create different Australian animal sounds. As he played the instrument asking the children to guess each animal. He also bought in some kangaroo fur for the children to feel.

“Teaching children about First Nation symbol use can help promote cultural understanding and respect. It can also help children learn about the rich history and traditions of Indigenous peoples, which can be especially important for Indigenous children who may not have learned about their own culture and heritage”


Respect- We accept everyone for who they are and always uphold the rights and dignity of our community members.

“The sky speaks in thousand colours “
Happy Thursday everyone ☺️🌟

What a wonderful week of celebrating here at Kidshouse Clyde north.
We would like to thank our SHEL support team in our head office for all the special deliveries we have been receiving. We appreciate you all so much.


Celebration- We celebrate successes, have fun and act as passionate team members demonstrating genuine positivity.

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Team Clyde Celebrations are still going on.


Celebration- We celebrate successes, have fun and act as passionate team players demonstrating genuine positivity.

At Kidshouse Clyde north we celebrated the open Ceremony together, each room made their own flag to represent our Aboriginal names, the children were able to help create and design these working together. We are looking forward to celebrating the Olympics together. Some of the Kinder children went out into the community to promote our open ceremony visiting a variety of places.

“The Olympics is a world-renowned international sporting event that takes place every four years. It’s a massive spectacle, with over 200 nations participating. Thousands of top athletes from all around the globe gather in a host country to compete in their chosen sports”. . Connectedness- We strive to ensure our community feels seen, heard and valued through open communication and meaningful relationships.

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Here at Kidshouse Clyde north, in our toddler room the children are using and exploring magnets and the cause and effect of them.

“Children uncover cause-and-effect relationships when they document their observations of what magnets do and measure the strength of magnets’ pushes and pulls. Children will find that the magnets “work” for everyone, no magic words are needed, and the same actions happen each time magnets are used in the same way”


Innovation- We think big, are always open to new ideas, and our culture priorities innovation to ensure constant growth and improvement.

😴Do you struggle with settling your child to sleep? Story House Early Learning presents Natalie van Winckel – Sleep Smart consultant going live tomorrow night at 7.30pm to 8.30pm.
🌟Don't forget to reserve your spot via eventbrite by clicking the tile below to access the live link to this amazing online event.

Successful parenting series - Sleeping soundly Do you struggle with settling your child to sleep? Story House Early Learning presents Natalie van Winckel – Sleep Smart consultant

Today at Kidshouse Clyde North we celebrated National Pyjama day together, throughout the centre the children were engaged in some amazing experience’s cosy in their favourite PJ’s

“National Pyjama Day in Australia is an annual event dedicated to raising awareness and funds for children in foster care. The event is organised by the Pyjama Foundation, a charity that provides support and mentoring for foster children to help them achieve higher standards in education”


Connectedness- We strive to ensure our community feels seen, heard and valued through open communication and meaningful relationships.

We would like to welcome Kimbalee to the Kidshouse Clyde North family. Kimbalee was one of our longtime parents to her son Finn who graduated with us last year. Kimbalee has now joined us as an educator and now we get to see her Daughter Elle grow and learn with us, with the privilege of having Kimbalee working at our service as an educator.



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Last week at Kidshouse Clyde North the children participated in a variety of experiences through the week celebrating NAIDOC week.

“This year’s theme chosen by the National NAIDOC Committee, is Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud & Proud”

“Blak, Loud and Proud” encapsulates the unapologetic celebration of Indigenous identity, empowering us to stand tall in our heritage and assert our place in the modern world. This theme calls for a reclamation of narratives, an amplification of voices, and an unwavering commitment to justice and equality.


We accept everyone for who they are and always uphold the rights and dignity of our community members.

Happy Thursday everyone from all of the educators and children at Kidshouse Clyde north.

A big welcome to the lovely Manpreet welcome to the Kids House Clyde North team. Manpreet will be supporting Jas in the kitchen. We can’t wait to see you grow here at Kids House.

At Kidshouse Clyde the kinder children have a wonderful school holidays program last week one of the days was bring in a game from home day, they began their game time, “ Tricky sticks”. It is a game of skill! Roll the dice to pick a colour, and then pull out the matching stick without dropping the marbles. The player who is successful in removing all their sticks and also has the minimum number of balls in their tray wins the game!
Since this was group play, every involved child got a turn to remove the sticks. They were heartily cheering for their friends. Sometime we were successful in holding few marbles.

“Playing games helps children build patience, turn taking, practice what they know, and also what they don’t. It allows them to experiment through trial and error, find solutions to problems, work out the best strategies, build new confidence and of course to have fun with their fellow peers”


Connectedness- We strive to ensure feels seen, heard and valued through open communication and meaningful relationships.

A huge Welcome to our new permanent educator’s 🎉

Zoe and Mandeep were thrilled to have joined our KidsHouse Clyde North team permanently.

Zoe and Mandeep were our wonderful Casual educators.

Get ready for a world of exciting adventures, creative learning, and new friendships.
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This week at Kidshouse Clyde North we celebrated Pride, the children and educators participated in a centre activity where the children drew on coloured strips of paper and wrote messages about their friends. We then joined all of these together to create a chain of love.

“Pride month is an important opportunity to teach children about what it means to be a member of LGBTQIA2S+ communities, share the history behind the month-long celebration, and to have some fun together as a family”


Respect- We accept everyone, for who they are and always uphold the rights and dignity of our community.

Toddler One room at Kidshouse Clyde North, our little learners had an exciting time with a number recognition activity. With a bit of help from their educators, many of the children successfully placed the corresponding numbers in the right spots. It was wonderful to see their faces light up with pride as they matched each number correctly.

“Developing numeracy skills early gives children an important foundation for their learning and development. It helps prepare them for daily life, including general problem-solving and handling money. Maths includes noticing numbers, shapes, patterns, size, time and measurement”


Innovation- We think big, are always open to new ideas, and our culture priorities innovation to ensure constant growth and improvement.

Today was a whirlwind of creativity, learning, and exploration in our pre kinder room! The morning started off with a burst of energy as the children delved into the paint experiment at the art tables. With bubble wrap, water paints, and sponge brushes at their disposal, they unleashed their creativity and enthusiasm, creating vibrant masterpieces while also honing their color recognition skills.
The construction corner was a buzz with activity as children showcased their coordination skills, connecting connectors to build an array of patterns and structures. It was a testament to their problem-solving abilities and spatial awareness.


Integrity- We show integrity through all our interactions, by being honest, responsible and by doing what we say we will do.

Here at Kidshouse Clyde North during one of our rainy days the Kinder Children navigated their way around the room with intent to enjoy and create incredible experiences for themselves. In small groups in the room children were found building a circus !
Using their balancing skills they balanced a variety of different shapes blocks and had them on each side of the tower they built , they were wonderfully impressed with themselves that they could manage to balance and maintain the standing tower which was incredible to watch.


Connectedness- We strive to ensure our community feels seen, heard, and valued through open communication and meaningful relationships.

At Kids house Clyde North the toddler 1 children visually engaged and learnt about see various yoga poses and then tried them out themselves with the guidance and support of their friends and educators. The children showed great enthusiasm and joy as they stretched, balanced, and mimicked the poses. It was wonderful to see them actively participating and enjoying the physical exercise in such a fun and interactive way.

“Young children learn through movement, so it is critical for them to have daily physical activity. Early childhood professionals can support young children's learning and healthy physical development by providing children with opportunities for free movement”


Safety- We value the delivery of safe places for the mental and physical wellbeing of of all .