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Trash To Treasure | Early Learning

Back to Be The Future
Cost
$399 per class | 25% discount for each additional class on the same day
Ratio
Up to 20 children per session
Type
Incursion
Duration
40 min (2-3 yrs) | 55 min (3-5 yrs)
Years
Early Learning
Subject
Science, Technologies, Physical Education

‘Trash To Treasure’ is a sustainability experience that brings circularity solutions to life.

Think interactive storytelling, digital floor games, sensory and imaginative ‘invitations to play’ & creating solutions to keep at your centre. Our experiences are rated 5 stars on Google.

Interactive storytelling:

“Bunny Bunny You’re So Funny” helps children explore sharing and circularity with the adventures of a cheeky bunny

Interactive small group rotations:

  1. Build digital and movement skills by “finding” the bunny with interactive floor projections
  2. Foster creative sensory play with a world filled with wooden bunnies, trees and green sand
  3. Explore sensory play and develop fine motor skills by “washing” ice bunnies in soapy suds
  4. Explore sustainability and build fine motor skills by “repairing” the giant bunny

Note: Activity 4 will only be included for children over three years

Embed activity:

Create a costume closet for seasonal swaps

- or -

Create a shared book library nook

Our playful sustainable learning approach:

  1. Interactive, play-based learning: We provide captivating learning through creative, interactive, technology-enabled play, which ignites creativity, fosters problem-solving, and builds connections.
  2. Evidence-based solutions: We showcase the magic of climate solutions, informed by Project Drawdown, the world’s leading resource for climate solutions.
  3. Curriculum-aligned activities: We align this program with the Early Years Learning Framework, including the Sustainability principle and outcomes 2, 4 and 5.
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About the Program

‘Trash To Treasure’ is a sustainability experience that brings circularity solutions to life.

Think interactive storytelling, digital floor games, sensory and imaginative ‘invitations to play’ & creating solutions to keep at your centre. Our experiences are rated 5 stars on Google.

Interactive storytelling:

“Bunny Bunny You’re So Funny” helps children explore sharing and circularity with the adventures of a cheeky bunny

Interactive small group rotations:

  1. Build digital and movement skills by “finding” the bunny with interactive floor projections
  2. Foster creative sensory play with a world filled with wooden bunnies, trees and green sand
  3. Explore sensory play and develop fine motor skills by “washing” ice bunnies in soapy suds
  4. Explore sustainability and build fine motor skills by “repairing” the giant bunny

Note: Activity 4 will only be included for children over three years

Embed activity:

Create a costume closet for seasonal swaps

- or -

Create a shared book library nook

Our playful sustainable learning approach:

  1. Interactive, play-based learning: We provide captivating learning through creative, interactive, technology-enabled play, which ignites creativity, fosters problem-solving, and builds connections.
  2. Evidence-based solutions: We showcase the magic of climate solutions, informed by Project Drawdown, the world’s leading resource for climate solutions.
  3. Curriculum-aligned activities: We align this program with the Early Years Learning Framework, including the Sustainability principle and outcomes 2, 4 and 5.

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Trash To Treasure EY

Objectives

Early Years Learning Framework Principles

Sustainability | Secure, respectful and reciprocal relationships

Early Years Learning Framework Principles

Play-based learning and intentionality | Learning environments

Early Years Learning Framework Principles

2. Children are connected with & contribute to their world | 4. Children are confident & involved learners | 5. Children are effective communicators

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