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Home-based learning: 7 reasons I don’t need to panic

This is not home schooling, this is home-based learning and I don't have to panic. So, as I take a few deep breaths and contemplate the weeks ahead, I'm telling myself the following things.

By The Bub Hub Crew|Friday, 17th April 2020|Leave a reply

5 signs your child might have dyslexia

Dyslexia in children is typically identified during their early years of schooling and it comes in all shapes and sizes and looks different for each person. We’ve compiled a helpful list of signs to look out for that may indicate your child could be struggling with dyslexia.

By Amy McAlister|Friday, 20th September 2019|Leave a reply

3 ways to help your kids transition to childcare

Whether you're returning to work or just wanting to find a few hours for yourself each week, starting your little one at childcare marks the beginning of a new and exciting stage for both of you. Like any transition is will come with its challenges, so here are three things you can do to help make the process a little easier.

By The Bub Hub Crew|Tuesday, 25th September 2018|Leave a reply

7 tips for developing a child’s passion for reading

Here are a few tips on how can we develop a passion for reading while teaching children to read.

By Karen Seinor|Monday, 16th July 2018|Leave a reply

5 easy ways to build your toddler’s vocabulary

It's an exciting time in their development and you want to expose them to a language-rich world. But how do you build a child's vocabulary? Here are my top teacher tips!

By Angela East|Tuesday, 24th April 2018|Leave a reply

10 awesome books for children aged 3-5 years

To help first-time parents navigate the aisles of bookshops and libraries, we have compiled this "classic ten" list of books for the 3-5 year age category.

By Carolyn Batt|Monday, 5th December 2016|2 Replies

5 fun ways to help your child learn their name!

Here are 5 fun and easy activities to help your child learn their name in preparation for starting school.

By Angela East|Friday, 2nd October 2015|4 Replies

Growing green children

In order to raise little green thumbs who are aware, proactive, concerned and innovative there are several simple and informed actions that can be taken.

By The Bub Hub Crew|Tuesday, 14th July 2015|Leave a reply

Why your child should play in mud and cook dinner!

Who says learning can’t be fun? The EYLF looks at putting your child front and centre by directing their own learning and having fun while they’re at it!

By The Bub Hub Crew|Monday, 15th June 2015|Leave a reply

Schooling and education in Australia

It pays to be prepared when it comes to enrolling your child in school. Here is our quick guide to education in Australia.

By The Bub Hub Crew|Wednesday, 25th March 2015|14 Replies

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