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As we look to a brighter future, it is important to recognise that teaching and learning in natural spaces has significant mental health and wellbeing benefits.
To support you in providing the best learning environment possible, we’ve developed a range of resources that incorporate the Australian Curriculum and Early Years Learning Framework.
Schoolyard Creature Series: Invertebrates
The areas of nature around your school are home to all sorts of weird and wonderful creates. Many of them are small and hidden, and…
Life Cycle of the Blue-Green Blue-Banded Bee
Life Cycle of the Common Spotted Ladybird
Return of the Chequered Swallowtail
Butterflies of Glenthorne National Park – Ityamaiitpinna Yarta
Nature Scavenger Hunt
Scavenger hunts are ideal activities to incorporate in family adventures and as an activity at your child’s birthday celebrations or other special events. Be inspired…
Bringing Back the Yellow-Tailed Black Cockatoo
Play and the brain: how neuroscience can be used in the fight for more play in education – Nature Play SA
Play and the brain: how neuroscience can be used in the fight for more play in education Play is the language of the child; it…
How Co-Creating Learning Spaces Develops a Connection to Place
How Co-Creating Learning Spaces Develops a Connection to Place – By Abe Moore “This is for you, we knew you were coming” In the late…
Elevating Educator Voices: More Than Just Care – Nature Play SA
Elevating Educator Voices: More Than Just Care Out of School Hours Care (OSHC) settings are responsible for child-minding. Right? Errr, not exactly. OSHC settings face…
