Crazy hair day at Kilmore Childcare & Kindergarten. 😄 ... See MoreSee Less
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Help STOP the spread! ✋❌
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When your little ones aren't feeling well and showing signs and symptoms of the cold/flu (green snotty noses, persistent cough, sore throat, runny nose, high temperature 38°+)- PLEASE keep them at home and seek medical treatment from a medical practitioner. This helps to eliminate the spread of germs and reduces further illness entering the centre and being shared around our service to other children, educators and their family members at home.
If your child develops any of these symptoms whilst in our duty of care, families will be contacted to collect their child in a timely manner and asked to provide a medical clearance/covid "negative" result before returning to the care.
If your child becomes unwell at home before their schechuled care day, we ask that you please Inform management and to please keep your child/ren at home for atleast 24hrs after the last symptoms displayed. Eg: High temperature 38°+ (where Panadol has had to be administered), vomiting and loose bowel motions before returning to care. It's important to allow little growing bodies time to rest and get better along with plenty of fluids.
In the best interest of everyone in our Kilmore Community, it's important to work together and get through this pandemic of covid 19 circulating our country. Let's work collaboratively and help prevent further lockdowns across Victoria and keep our community safe; be kind and respectful of each other's immunity and wellbeing by following the rules...
We understand it's a tough time right now for everyone!! However, if we can work through this together, we will only come out alot stronger in the end. 😊
We thank you for your patience and understanding during this challenging time. 🙏
www.kilmoreccc.com.au
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Certificate III or Diploma qualified casual positions now available at our centre. To apply please send through your resume to: kilmoreccc@outlook.com ... See MoreSee Less
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www.scarymommy.com/st-john-ambulance-makes-infant-cpr-video/?utm_source=FBOnsiteA new video uses nursery rhyme characters and a catchy song to teach parents how to perform infant CPR. ... See MoreSee Less
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Outdoor play improves physical development.
Physical skills are important for growth, physical coordination and the movement of the body. When children play outdoors they increase their ability to balance, jump, climb, throw, run and skip. ... See MoreSee Less
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Counting is important because the meaning attached to counting is the key conceptual idea on which all other number concepts are based. Children have often learnt the counting sequence as a rote procedure. They need to learn the meaning of counting by using counting skills in a variety of meaningful situations. ... See MoreSee Less
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Hello families,
Feel free to click on the link that will take you to a free online book called "Birdie and the virus"
‘Birdie and the Virus’ is part of the Birdie’s Tree storybook series developed by Children’s Health Queensland through the Queensland Centre for Perinatal and Infant Mental Health.
Birdie and the Virus has been specifically designed to support the mental health and emotional wellbeing of babies and young children, their parents and families, during the COVID-19 pandemic.
www.childrens.health.qld.gov.au/covid-19-birdie-virus/ ... See MoreSee Less
Birdie and the virus
childrens.health.qld.gov.au
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As a form of nonverbal communication, art allows children to process and express their feelings, both big and small. Reflecting upon their work and art by others can help children build empathy and a deeper understanding of other people. ... See MoreSee Less
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Sometimes I feel, emotional development resources🌟 How we react to children is very important (actually and adults); you can make or break someone’s spirit very easily and then it is much harder to repair 😞💔
🌟 You will get it wrong, you will make mistakes but when you react badly, always say the 2 most important words ‘I’M SORRY’.
Relationships can easily be repaired for a child. In fact it’s important to teach them that things can go wrong in relationships, but that they can also still be repaired ❤️
🌟 But of course the ideal it to get it right the first time 🌟 ... See MoreSee Less
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