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Art. The visual dance of the imagination.

27 February 2021

Tamariki in Tupu experimented with paint as a medium this morning. Their creativity extended beyond the egg cartons provided, into a beautiful interaction of colour all around; on the table, on their hands, on their sleeves and even a few of their gorgeous faces were complimented with paint.

Art precedes oral language as a form of expression allowing even our littlest cherubs to communicate their ideas, construct knowledge and develop a sense of the world around them.

Lollipops Auckland Central was awash with colour as staff, children and families celebrated Diwali, the much-loved festival of lights.

Nails, hammers and protective head gear are par for the course on a building site, but now at Learning Adventures Levin, you can find all this and more.

Young children are learning their place in the world every single day in multiple ways. The ideas that they form from observing the world around them will often show up when children are engaging in family and dramatic play, but what exactly is family and dramatic play and what are the benefits of your child engaging in it?

Art. The visual dance of the imagination.

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