Playdough is a versatile resource in early learning centers that fosters creativity and development in tamariki. It enhances fine motor skills, literacy, and critical thinking while encouraging meaningful interactions. Involving children in its creation adds to the sensory experience. Overall, playdough is essential for hands-on learning and engagement.
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Our tamariki engage in a variety of learning experiences, many of which are child-led and influenced by their imagination and creativity.
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Treetops Early Childhood Centres in Botany and Pukekohe celebrate Mother’s Day by honoring mothers and mother figures through heartwarming and inclusive activities. These events strengthen family bonds and foster community support, emphasising the significance of family in early childhood development. Treetops also offers various engaging events throughout the year for families.
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Come discover the benefits of animal interactions in Early Childhood Education. Through caring for animals like Bubbles the bunny, children develop confidence, compassion, and social skills. These experiences foster emotional growth and responsibility, creating a nurturing environment that encourages exploration and well-being in young learners.
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Treetops focuses on providing nutritious food for tamariki, fostering healthy habits from infancy to preschool. Their Autumn menu features recipes like Chicken Mince Curry, made with chicken mince and vegetables, and Spaghetti Bolognese, combining minced beef and tomato sauce. Both recipes encourage healthy eating at home.
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There’s nothing like the warm feeling of wrapping up in pyjamas, especially if it’s for a good cause.
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At our early childhood centres in Botany and Pukekohe, we engaged tamariki in meaningful ANZAC Day activities to teach the importance of community, remembrance, and gratitude. Children created poppy artwork and baked cookies, connecting emotionally with the day’s significance while fostering a love of learning and compassion in their community.
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Every year Treetops Learning Centre has its annual fundraising day for Daffodil Day in support of the Cancer Society, as each year, many Kiwis are affected by Cancer.
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This week at Treetops Daycare, children explored identity through self-portraits and collaborative play. Engaging activities used tools like mirrors and dress-ups to enhance creativity and teamwork. They ended with a buffet-style morning tea, promoting independence and celebrating their accomplishments. Excitement grows for next week’s adventures and learning experiences.
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Treetops Preschools emphasises the importance of building trusting relationships as new teachers and children join the community. Adapting to changes fosters growth and requires patience. Through cooperation and conflict, children develop essential skills like empathy and resilience. The supportive environment encourages tamariki to explore and express themselves, ensuring holistic development.
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