Little Peoples Place Mount Lawley

Calling all EARLY CHILDHOOD TEACHERS 📣

We’re looking for an exceptional early childhood teacher to join our team here at our centre in MOUNT LAWLEY. If you are passionate about giving children the best start in life, we’d love to hear from you.

Contact [email protected] to find out more 🐝
Or contact us on 08 9328 5740

Happy Monday 🍎🍐🍊🍇🍉🥬

Fathers Day sausage sizzle. Despite the rain it didn’t dampen our spirit of celebrating with our dads. Turns out to be a great afternoon 😊

This week we celebrate a very special day for our special educators 🥰

BOOK WEEK #2

We held a parade today! Thanks to all the families participating in the dress ups. So much fun ⚡️💫

🌼 Educator of the month 🌼

Congrats to educator Tshering for achieving this award for August.
Tshering works in the kindy and toddlers room and is always putting an extra mile and effort in her work. She is kind and with her friendly nature she has formed lots of meaningful relationships with the children ❤️

💫BOOK WEEK

DRESS UP EDITION 👩🏽‍🎤👩🏽‍🚒🦸🏾‍♂️🦹🏿🧛🏼🧚🏾‍♀️

Around the World 🌎 🇮🇩 🇫🇷 🇯🇵 🇦🇱 🇧🇷 🇸🇬

Last we extended on our learning of around the world with a trip to Singapore with Zee.

Singapore meaning “ lion city” is a multicultural city with different ethnics groups. Firstly the children were introduced on this name. How did Singapore get the name of a lion ?
Singa in Malay meaning Lion hence it is called “lion city “
We listened and watched a short video on this Red and white are the national colour of Singapore.

We then moved to recognise about the different cultural of people of Malay , Chinese , Indians showcasing traditional costumes of each cultures.
The Malay has “ Baju kurung” , Chinese with “cheongsam “ and Indians with the “lehenga” we learned that Singapore had a national flower called “ orchids”

We then moved to food which is Singapore favourite pastimes.
We enjoyed speciality like “ hainanese chicken rice and paratha “ both a typical dish of Singapore.
Food speaks a lot in Singapore language where everyone loves to explore different mixed of food. Our menu today of “ hainanese chicken rice and paratha “ speaks of Singapore traditional food.

We also watched as Zee make “ teh tarik “
a local tea which has a unique way of making it.
We talked more about the Merlion a creature of mythical tale in Singapore.
We follow up with activities of making Merlion. We ended today session with a song that Zee said she had learned when she was in school.
It has a catchy tune and we help to sing along with her.

There is so much to learn for such a small country like Singapore.

Wonder where will we travel to next ? 🛫