Milestones Early Learning Edgewater

At Milestones Early Learning Edgewater, we are building strong numeracy skills through hands on play! 🔢🧱

Children explored number recognition, counting and one to one correspondence by selecting numbers and constructing towers to match. As they built, compared and counted their creations, they developed mathematical language, problem solving skills, persistence and confidence in a fun and engaging way.

Here at Milestones Early Learning Edgewater, we love exploring science through hands on experiences that spark curiosity and wonder! 🌧️🔬

Today, our little scientists created their own rain clouds using shaving foam and coloured water. As they watched the colourful “rain” fall through the clouds, children explored prediction, observation, cause and effect, and early scientific thinking while having plenty of fun along the way.

Learning is always more exciting when children can discover, investigate, and ask, “What will happen next?” 💙

Here the children explored early numeracy through a colourful pom pom sorting and matching experience. As they counted, compared quantities, and matched pom poms to numbered boxes, they were developing number recognition, counting skills, visual discrimination, and problem solving abilities.

Hands on learning makes mathematical concepts meaningful, engaging, and fun! 🔢✨

As part of National Reconciliation Week, children explored culture, connection, and memory through a matching game using Aboriginal ceremony symbol soft pillows.

Through hands on play, children were encouraged to recognise symbols, strengthen memory and concentration skills, and engage in meaningful conversations about Aboriginal culture and storytelling. Experiences like these help build respect, curiosity, and understanding while supporting learning through play. ❤️💛🖤