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Playful, practical early childhood incursions

Big skills
for little people.

Four extraordinary hands-on adventures, thoughtfully designed to help kindy and preschool children explore everyday participation skills through play.

Illustrative concept of a playful early childhood incursion
Big adventures begin with little moments.
Our incursions

Four hands-on adventures.

Practical skills for everyday life, through play.

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Illustrated lunch adventure equipment

Lunchbox Legends

The Mealtime Independence Adventure. Practical lunchbox routines, problem-solving and asking for help.

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Illustrated brain adventure equipment

Brain Boss

The Ultimate Brain-Power Adventure. Remember it, stop and think, switch it up and solve it.

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Illustrated wonder adventure equipment

Wonder Lab

An Immersive Body & Senses Adventure. Notice, choose and change through playful exploration.

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Illustrated Passport to Prep adventure props

Passport to Prep

The Starting-School Adventure. Explore familiar school routines across seven playful stops.

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Our approach

Three areas of expertise.
One extraordinary Kindy experience.

💗Occupational TherapyParticipation-focused program design
🌱Early Childhood EducationGrounded in the everyday life of kindy
🎭Children's EntertainmentImmersive, engaging presentation
A year of learning

The Kindy OT Year

Four terms. Four extraordinary experiences. One unforgettable Kindy year.

Bring all four experiences to your centre across the year, with a fresh adventure each term and educator and family resources to extend the learning.

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Support for centres

The adventure lasts an hour.
The learning doesn’t.

Each adventure is designed to leave practical ideas behind, including educator professional learning, practical toolkits, family resources and planning and reflection tools.

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Illustrative concept images are placeholders and do not depict completed incursions or actual participants.