Our educators attended a 'Raw & Unearthed' inservice that taught us how we can integrate even more nature into our cirriculum.

We were lucky enough to receive a visit from an amazing musician. The Wombats danced until they dropped.

We were lucky enough to receive a visit from an amazing musician. The Wombats danced until they dropped.

Mary took the oppotunities to take some of the littlies out to help pot our new plants into their new 'forever' home.

In March we welcomed Henny Penny Hatching's for the next 2 weeks we got to experience the miracle of life! We had 14 eggs siting in an incubator waiting to hatch! We got to watch each of them hatch and grow.

Egg and spoon races

The bean bag toss...

Our Wombats love to play in the garden and nurture our gardens.

In March we welcomed Henny Penny Hatching's for the next 2 weeks we got to experience the miracle of life! We had 14 eggs siting in an incubator waiting to hatch! We got to watch each of them hatch and grow.

The Roos on an excursion to Gosford City Library for Book Week.

Today we froze some purrises inside of the ice for the roos to discover with their hammer and nails.

purrises inside of the ice for the roos to discover with their hammer and nails.

The Kangaroo yard sand pit.

Our Kangaroos enjoying a lovely bushwalk in Rumbalara Reserve with our educators and certified volunteers.

Made by the Kangaroos from sticks collected during their bush walks to Rumbalara Reserve.

In March we welcomed Henny Penny Hatching's for the next 2 weeks we got to experience the miracle of life! We had 14 eggs siting in an incubator waiting to hatch! We got to watch each of them hatch and grow.

Kangaroo's rainbow serpent.

For Book Week the Kangaroos went on an excursion to Gosford Library to explore and read books. They had a wonderful time.

Kangaroos making artistic sculptures out of natual plants and twigs found in and around the Kangaroo yard and in Rumbalara Reserve.

For Book Week the Kangaroos went on an excursion to Gosford Library to explore and read books. They had a wonderful time.

Putting bicarb soda on plates, and then mixing the primary colours with vinegar, the children took turns squeezing the dropper to fill it with a vinegar mix before squeezing it onto the bicarb soda. We watched as the combination mixed and reacted by frothing up before finally settling down. With a primary colour on each plate, we then mixed yellow and red vinegar, then blue and red and finally yellow and blue introducing the children to the secondary colours.

Mixing shaving cream with food colouring to find out what colours we can make and to discuss primary colours.

Anne G is at it again making tasty afternoon tea for all of the little people at Gosford Cubbyhouse.