Milestones Early Learning Edgewater
21/07/2026
🛁✨ Spa day for our favourite fluffy duo! ✨🛁
Today, Salt and Pepper enjoyed a very important pamper session at the centre! They had their tiny nails trimmed, a gentle bath, and a little freshen up so they’re looking and feeling their very best. 💕🐹
Being cared for is an important part of having pets, and our children love learning how to help keep Salt and Pepper happy, healthy and comfortable. It’s a wonderful way to teach kindness, responsibility and gentle hands. ❤️
We think they look pretty beautiful… what do you think? 🐹✨
Who says painting has to be done the “usual” way? Today in Wardong, our little artists became curious creators as they explored painting using a real cordless drill fitted with a special painting attachment! 😲
Dressed in safety goggles and working one-on-one with an educator under direct supervision, children safely investigated how spinning, swirling and rotating created incredible patterns they simply couldn’t make with a paintbrush alone. There were lots of excited predictions, problem solving, scientific thinking and plenty of “WOW!” moments.
Maria Montessori believed that children learn best through hands on experiences with real tools and real life opportunities, building confidence, independence and respect through purposeful work. While safety always comes first, providing carefully supervised access to authentic equipment allows children to develop risk assessment skills, hand/eye coordination and an understanding of cause and effect in meaningful ways.
There was no “right” or “wrong” masterpiece today- just joyful exploration, creativity and the freedom to experiment. Because sometimes the learning isn’t in the finished artwork… it’s in the process of discovering what you’re capable of. 💜
🚀 3…2…1… BLAST OFF! 🌍🌙
Who said transitions have to be boring?
In Wardong Studio, even moving from one part of our day to the next becomes a meaningful learning opportunity! Today, our young astronauts climbed aboard their rockets and carefully navigated from Planet Earth to the Moon, steering along colourful dotted flight paths before blasting off to their next routine.
While it may have looked like an exciting space adventure, there was so much important learning taking place. As children guided their rockets around twists and turns, they were strengthening the fine motor muscles needed for writing, developing pencil grip, hand stability, visual tracking and hand/eye coordination. They also practised colour recognition, directional language, concentration and perseverance, all essential foundations for future school success.
At Milestones Early Learning Edgewater, our School Readiness Curriculum is thoughtfully designed to weave purposeful learning into every part of the day. We know children learn best through play, imagination and meaningful experiences, so even our transitions are carefully planned to build confidence, independence and lifelong learning skills.
After all… learning is always more exciting when you’re travelling to the Moon! 🚀🌙✨
What a brilliant way to end the week! 🎨✨
Today was all about face painting and glitter tattoos, with each child choosing their own special design. From colourful butterflies and roaring dinosaurs to superheroes and sparkly creations, there were so many smiles and excited faces throughout the day.
Giving children the opportunity to make their own choices encourages independence, builds confidence, and celebrates their unique personalities. What a fun-filled Friday to wrap up an amazing week! 💙
08/07/2026
Today our Wardongs gathered to listen to the beautiful Noongar Dreaming Story, How the Birds Got Their Colours. The story sparked some wonderful conversations about kindness, helping others and showing empathy.
There was just one little problem… our studio is called Wardongs (crows)! The children were quite concerned to hear that Crow didn’t receive colourful feathers in the story. Together we talked about how Dreaming Stories share important lessons and values, and that every person- and every crow- can choose kindness. We all agreed that our friend Russell the crow is something to celebrate, and that being a Wardong means being curious, caring and kind.
Inspired by the story, each child created their own feather while exploring the beautiful colours and patterns of native birds. The children were fascinated by examples of Aboriginal painted feathers, leading us to learn together that dots in Aboriginal art can hold many different meanings depending on the artist, Country and the story being told. It was a wonderful reminder that we are all learners, growing in our understanding of the world’s oldest continuing culture.
Our colourful feathers will soon become a hanging display in the studio, celebrating that every child brings something unique and beautiful to our Wardong family. 🪶
07/07/2026
Today we celebrated NAIDOC Week by sharing the Noongar Dreaming Story of Goorialla, the Rainbow Serpent. The children amazed us with their listening, recall and thoughtful questions as we explored how the story explains the creation of mountains, rivers and animals through an important cultural lens.
Our learning then flowed into a colourful science experiment, where children became little scientists, predicting and observing coloured water travelling through paper towels to create a beautiful rainbow- just like the Rainbow Serpent moving across Country.
We finished by creating our own Rainbow Serpent artworks, inspired by both real Australian snakes and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art. Along the way, we also talked about respecting snakes as important native animals and how to stay safe if we ever see one.
A beautiful day of curiosity, creativity and cultural learning. ❤️💛🖤
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| Wednesday | 7am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 7am - 6pm |
| Friday | 7am - 6pm |