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  • A: Activity Books
  • B: Project Books
  • C: Learning Support Activities
  • D: Introduction to the eBooks
  • E: Key Word Signing resources
  • F: Activities overview
  • G: Mary's Alphabet Slippery Dip
  • H: Waiting for Daddy: Rose's story
  • I: My Colourful Kite: Nick's Story
  • J: T is for Training: Rosie raps it up
  • K: D is for Deployment: Ann raps it up
  • L: Now that I am big: Anthony's story
  • M: Where is work? Harry's Story
  • N: What do you do when you miss your parents? Rachael’s story’
  • O: We Remember: Australia's Story
  • P: Canadian Resources
  • Q: We're Moving Again: Caleb's and Grandpa's Story
  • R: The Wolf Is Not Invited animation
  • S: The Wolf and the Baby Dragon animation
  • T: The Grand Wolf animation
  • U: The Wolf and the Shadow Monster animation
  • V: The Wolf Was Not Sleeping - First Responder (PSP) Edition animation
  • W: Wolfgang the Brave animation
  • X: Nothing Like a Good Friend animation
  • Y: Remember Me Home animation
  • Z: Circle Time Stars in the Night animation
  • AA: Random Acts of Kindness animation
  • AB: Catreen Stretches Video animation
  • AC: The Wolf's Colourful Coat animation
  • AD: Teen and Youth Resources
  • AE: Being in a Service Family: Caleb and Rachael's story
  • AF: Max's Big Move
  • "If I could talk" About Service Parents Breaking Up: Hercules Story
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    C: Learning Support Activities

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    • Children from defence families can experience many disruptions to their learning and development. This may be due to:

      • frequent relocations
      • frequent transitions with a parent in and out of the home
      • unintended secondary transference of stress from the defence member.
      These resources are designed as tools to boost children's skills, understanding, language, competence and confidence in many areas, despite the ups and downs of their education.

      Age groups: 2-12-year-olds

    • Amazing art with Dr Margaret Brooks (2-12 years) Amazing art with Dr Margaret Brooks (2-12 years)
    • Groovy gardens and sustainability with Dr Sue Elliott (2-12 years) Groovy gardens and sustainability with Dr Sue Elliott (2-12 years)
    • Pondering play with Dr Jo Bird (2-8 years) Pondering play with Dr Jo Bird (2-8 years)
    • Powerful physical development with Dr Kristy O'Neill (2-12 years) Powerful physical development with Dr Kristy O'Neill (2-12 years)
    • Magical music with Dr Ben Thorne (birth to adult) Magical music with Dr Ben Thorne (birth to adult)

      There are also many musical activities in our ECDP Nursery Rhymes, Lullabies Songs & Tongue Twisters in the Activity Books section. Ben sings most of the songs in the book so you can learn them as you sing along.

    • Marvelous maths card games with Sue Rogers (3-12 years) Marvelous maths card games with Sue Rogers (3-12 years)
    • Marvelous maths number games with Sue Rogers (3-12 years) Marvelous maths number games with Sue Rogers (3-12 years)
    • Super science ideas with Dr Nadya Rizk (2-12 years) Super science ideas with Dr Nadya Rizk (2-12 years)
    • Super science ideas with Dr Fran Quinn (2-12 years) Super science ideas with Dr Fran Quinn (2-12 years)
    • Tricky technology with Dr Jo Bird (2-12 years) Tricky technology with Dr Jo Bird (2-12 years)
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