08/07/2026
π A morning full of kindness and adventure! π
Today, a small group of children headed off on a special excursion to Mary Mac's Place and our local library. π
Our first stop was Mary Mac's, where the children proudly presented the money raised from our recent bake sale to Sally and the wonderful volunteers. They were so excited to explain that the donation was the result of their own hard work! When Sally asked what the money could be used for to help others, Amelia sweetly replied, "Cupcakes!" π§β€οΈ This sparked a lovely conversation about how even small acts of kindness can make a big difference and bring happiness to others.
Next, we visited the library to look for books about Jeepneys to support our current learning. While we couldn't find one today, we've placed a request through Gosford Library and can't wait for it to arrive! π When arriving back to Little Giggles we made damper For NAIDOC week. β50 years of Deadlyβ
Damper, also known as bush bread, has been an important part of Aboriginal culture for thousands of years. Traditionally, Aboriginal people ground native seeds, nuts and roots into flour, mixed them into dough, and baked it in hot coals.
Through experiences like these, we help children build an appreciation for Australia's rich cultural heritage and the stories and traditions that continue to be shared today. β€οΈ
We are so proud of our kind, caring, and curious little learners! πβ¨