Childcare Woronora Heights

For children aged 2–3: 

• Language and Communication: We expand vocabulary by introducing new words through captivating storytelling sessions, cheerful songs and engaging rhymes. Additionally, we encourage children to participate in simple conversations and interactive group discussions to build their listening and speaking skills, promoting confidence. 

• Cognitive Development: Through hands-on activities such as counting, sorting objects and matching shapes, we foster problem-solving skills and foundational math concepts. Sensory play using materials like sand, water and textured objects allows children to explore cause and effect while stimulating curiosity. 

• Motor Skills: Fine motor skills are developed through fun activities like assembling puzzles, stacking blocks and experimenting with drawing tools. Meanwhile, gross motor skills are enhanced through energetic music and movement sessions, outdoor playtime and cooperative games that build balance and coordination. 

• Creative Expression: We provide a variety of materials for children to freely experiment with drawing, painting and crafting. These activities not only stimulate their imaginations but also help enhance sensory awareness and hand-eye coordination, giving them the freedom to express themselves creatively. 

For children aged 3+: 

• Social and Emotional Development: We focus on helping children identify and manage their emotions while encouraging them to express their feelings in a healthy way. Group activities like circle time discussions and collaborative projects foster teamwork, empathy and a sense of belonging. 

• Language and Literacy: Early literacy is supported through group reading sessions and storytelling, which develop comprehension and vocabulary skills. Activities like letter tracing, recognising their own name and playful phonics games lay a strong foundation for writing and reading. 

• Cognitive Development: Foundational math concepts are introduced through interactive games, such as sorting patterns and practicing simple addition and subtraction. Science topics like plant growth, weather patterns and basic biology are explored through exciting hands-on activities and experiments. 

• Motor Skills: Refined fine motor skills are developed through activities like cutting shapes with scissors, threading beads and drawing detailed images. At the same time, gross motor skills are enhanced by organised outdoor games, climbing activities and exercises that focus on coordination and agility.