AQ Kindy Inclusion Service: Resources

Sensory tools, such as fidgets and noise cancelling headphones can be fantastic, but there may be some other ways to modify the experience to support participation for all children. This Tip Sheet will explore some different ways to think about and modify the sensory experience within an early childhood setting.

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To support creating an inclusive environment, visual supports can be used to support transition times, and these can be beneficial for all children in your classroom. This Tip Sheet provides practical examples and strategies to support transition in early years settings.

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An ‘ All About Me’ document is a way to capture the child’s voice about their strengths and preferences with their family. This Tip Sheet & Printable Resource provides information, an example and a template that educators can use to create for any child in their setting.

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What are the qualities of an Inclusive Educator? This printable resource highlights these and is a useful tool for staff meetings and displaying in classrooms to support inclusive practices every day.

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Using visual schedules and checklists can support children to be more independent in following early childhood routines. This Tip Sheet and Printable Resource provides educators with information about visual schedules, examples and a printable resource that can be individualised to the early childhood setting.

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Mealtimes are an important part of the Early Childhood routine, giving the children an opportunity to refuel their bodies for more play and learning. Some children may require additional support. This Tip Sheet provides educators with strategies to support positive mealtime experiences for all children.

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