Explore Our Learning Library
Curious to take a peek inside our Learning Library?
Take a look at some of the beautiful, curiosity-led units our members enjoy throughout the year. Each one is thoughtfully designed to encourage creativity, exploration, and meaningful learning.
With a brand new unit released every Monday and featured units rotating regularly, there's always something new to discover.
The Vanishing Wild
Step into the remarkable world of extinct and endangered animals, where every creature has a story to tell and every species plays an important role in our natural world.
In this unit, your child will uncover the mystery of the Thylacine, discover why animals become threatened or extinct, explore ecosystems, investigate camouflage, and consider how people can help protect wildlife. Through hands-on science, meaningful maths, research, art, creative thinking, and real conservation action, children will discover that even small actions can make a difference.
This unit includes a full week of learning:
✔ Science & Inquiry - investigating camouflage through an outdoor experiment, exploring the connections within a coral reef ecosystem, and discovering how animals depend on their environment for survival
✔ Mathematics - growing a Giant Panda population through a dice challenge, creating a population graph, budgeting for a wildlife sanctuary, and locating endangered animals using grid coordinates
✔ English - following clues to imagine the mysterious Thylacine, creating a persuasive protection poster, researching an extinct animal, recording observations, and sharing conservation ideas
✔ History & Geography - discovering the story of the Thylacine, investigating why animals become extinct, and locating threatened animals from around the world
✔ The Arts - creating a crafted habitat in a box, designing a wildlife protection poster, illustrating extinct animals, and exploring natural colours, patterns, and environments
✔ Real-World Conservation - becoming a citizen scientist by recording frog calls and contributing to Australia’s FrogID project
Beatrix and Peter
Step into the charming world of The Tale of Peter Rabbit, where garden gates lead to adventure, ordinary animals become unforgettable characters, and the smallest details can inspire wonderful stories. Inspired by Beatrix Potter’s beloved tale, this unit invites children to explore the natural world through storytelling, science, observation, art and imaginative play.
Along the way, children will create an original animal character, investigate the adaptations that help rabbits survive, explore the plants growing in Mr McGregor’s garden, follow clues, solve practical maths challenges and discover how Beatrix Potter’s curiosity helped her become an author, illustrator, naturalist and conservationist.
✨ This unit includes a full week of learning:
✔ Science & Nature Study – investigating rabbit anatomy and survival adaptations, comparing predators and prey, experimenting with field of vision, identifying the parts of a plant, discovering which plant parts we eat, and completing a real outdoor animal observation
✔ Mathematics – reading a scone recipe, working with cups and grams, tripling quantities, calculating how many packages Mrs Rabbit must purchase, solving shopping challenges, and following positional and directional clues
✔ English – creating an original animal character, developing personality traits and motivations, collecting story ingredients along a garden pathway, writing an imaginative woodland story, and using careful observation to enrich descriptive writing
✔ Research & Inquiry – opening Beatrix Potter’s imaginary suitcase to investigate her life as an author, artist, naturalist, farmer and conservationist
✔ The Arts – learning how Beatrix Potter used observation, delicate pencil lines, transparent watercolour washes and natural details before using these techniques to paint an original animal character
Into the Deep
Step into the mysterious world beneath the waves, where sunlight slowly fades, strange creatures glow in the darkness, and some of the last unexplored places on Earth are waiting to be discovered.
In this unit, your child will journey through the five ocean layers, uncover the incredible adaptations that help deep-sea animals survive, investigate the crushing force of water pressure, and become an ocean explorer discovering creatures never seen before. Through hands-on experiments, creative storytelling, research, art, dramatic play, and imaginative design, children are invited to question, investigate, create, and wonder about the hidden world beneath the ocean's surface.
This unit includes a full week of learning:
✔ Science & Inquiry – exploring the five ocean layers, investigating deep-sea adaptations, experimenting with air pressure, and discovering how animals survive in one of Earth's most extreme environments.
✔ Mathematics – managing oxygen supplies, solving underwater memory challenges, recognising percentages, and developing problem-solving skills through hands-on games.
✔ English – expanding descriptive vocabulary, completing creative writing challenges, researching ocean layers, bringing stories to life through dramatic play, and exploring powerful word choices.
✔ Research & Inquiry – investigating a chosen ocean layer, discovering the creatures that live there, and exploring the conditions that make each layer unique.
✔ The Arts – painting the unseen, designing a deep-sea creature, exploring the anatomy of the vampire squid, creating a submarine spotlight masterpiece, and investigating symmetry through jellyfish art.
Bob the Railway Dog
Climb aboard for an unforgettable journey across Australia! Inspired by the true story of Bob the Railway Dog, this unit invites children to travel through Australia's remarkable landscapes, uncover fascinating history, meet incredible wildlife, and discover the people and places that make our country so unique. Through hands-on investigations, creative challenges, mapping, storytelling, scientific discovery, and imaginative play, children are encouraged to explore Australia with curiosity, creativity, and wonder.
✨ This unit includes a full week of learning:
✔ Science – investigating how heat changes materials, exploring solids and liquids, and experimenting with the fascinating properties of oobleck
✔ Mathematics – telling time using train timetables, counting Australian coins, making different money combinations, and following compass directions
✔ English – postcard writing, recipe writing, diary writing, persuasive travel writing, creative storytelling, and responding to literature
✔ Research & Inquiry – discovering the underground town of Coober Pedy and learning why people live beneath the desert
✔ History – exploring life in the Australian Outback during Bob's time, learning about swagmen, and investigating how people travelled and lived in the late 1800s
✔ Geography & Nature Study – travelling across Australia, using maps and compass directions, creating an Australian Outback landscape, and learning how the southern hairy-nosed wombat survives in its harsh environment
✔ The Arts & Design – creating Australian-inspired artworks, designing an outback landscape with a hidden wombat burrow, and producing a personalised travel magazine.
A World of Myths and Legends
Step into the magical world of myths and legends, where dragons soar through the skies, unicorns wander enchanted forests, and ancient stories have been shared for generations.
In this unit, your child will explore legendary creatures from around the world, discover how myths have shaped different cultures, investigate famous artworks, solve magical challenges, and create myths of their own. Through hands-on activities, creative storytelling, research, art, and imaginative play, children are invited to wonder, question, create, and discover why these timeless tales continue to capture our imaginations.
✨ This unit includes a full week of learning:
✔ Science & Inquiry – investigating how ice melts, exploring the science of insulation and heat, and discovering how myths may have been inspired by the natural world
✔ Mathematics – building castles to scale, using map coordinates, measuring magical potion ingredients, and solving real-world maths challenges
✔ English – creating mythical creatures, expanding vocabulary, editing an ancient scroll, researching legends, and exploring grammar through a Word Hunt
✔ History & Geography – discovering myths and legends from around the world and exploring the famous legend of Saint George and the Dragon
✔ The Arts – becoming an Art Detective, responding to a famous painting, designing mythical artwork, performing a puppet play, and cracking ancient rune codes
Flock
Step into the world of birds, trees, and hidden habitats, where flocks swirl through the sky and every branch holds a story. Inspired by Flock by Gemma Koomen, this unit invites children to explore the lives of starlings, discover the communities that exist within a single tree, and reflect on what it means to belong.
Through hands-on investigations, creative construction, nature observation, artistic expression, and imaginative storytelling, children are encouraged to slow down, look closely, and discover the wonder that exists both in the natural world and within themselves.
✨ This unit includes a full week of learning:
✔ Science – exploring starling anatomy, investigating tree habitats, observing ecosystems, and discovering how birds build nests
✔ Mathematics – measuring and weighing natural materials, working with grams and kilograms, collecting data, budgeting and problem-solving
✔ English – reflective writing, copywork, descriptive "show don't tell" writing, storytelling, labelling, and responding to literature
✔ Research & Inquiry – learning about Wangari Maathai, a real-life Tree Keeper who helped protect forests and communities
✔ Nature Study – observing a local tree, identifying signs of life, and investigating the creatures that call trees home
✔ The Arts & Design – creating nature treasures, designing a Tree Keeper Village, sketching observations, and producing murmuration-inspired artwork
✔ Personal & Social Learning – reflecting on friendship, belonging, and the unique qualities that make each of us part of a flock
A Dog's Life
Step into the wonderful world of dogs, where wagging tails, wet noses, and loyal companions are waiting to be discovered. In this unit, your child will explore how dogs experience the world, communicate through body language, use their incredible senses, and live alongside humans as much-loved family members.
Through hands-on activities, simple science, creative challenges, and imaginative expression, children are invited to observe, investigate, design, create, and better understand one of our most faithful animal friends.
✨ This unit includes a full week of learning:
✔ Science – exploring a dog's amazing senses, body language, and hidden superpowers
✔ Mathematics – telling time, collecting data, running a dog biscuit bakery, and calculating profits
✔ English – descriptive writing, letter writing, dog-themed vocabulary, and creative storytelling
✔ Research & Inquiry – investigating dog breeds and discovering what makes each one unique
✔ The Arts & Design – designing a dog park, creating puppy portraits, and exploring the world through a dog's eyes
The Little House
Step into the world of homes, communities, seasons, and stories, where a little house quietly watches the world change around it. Inspired by The Little House by Virginia Lee Burton, this unit invites children to explore what makes a house a home, how communities grow and change over time, and the memories that places can hold.
Through hands-on activities, creative construction, simple investigations, historical exploration, and imaginative storytelling, children are encouraged to observe the world around them, reflect on the places they belong, and discover how change can shape both people and places.
✨ This unit includes a full week of learning:
✔ Science – exploring the forces that help a wind-powered car move and investigating the changing seasons
✔ Mathematics – measuring the spaces in your home, calculating area, budgeting for repairs, and solving real-world maths problems
✔ English – historical research, reflective writing, storytelling, and writing from a house's point of view
✔ History & Inquiry – stepping back in time to discover what life was like in 1900 and exploring how communities change over time
✔ Geography & Community – creating maps, exploring local places, and thinking about the environments where people live
✔ The Arts & Design – constructing a paper house, designing miniature rooms, creating characters, and bringing a home to life through art and imagination
✔ Life Skills – learning practical skills from the past, including sewing on a button and tying useful knots
A Butterfly's Journey
Step into the world of butterflies, caterpillars, and chrysalises, where tiny eggs transform into magnificent flying insects and nature reveals one of its most incredible mysteries. In this unit, your child will explore the butterfly life cycle, discover how butterflies are perfectly adapted for survival, and investigate the important role they play in our environment. Through hands-on activities, simple science, creative expression, and outdoor exploration, children are invited to observe, create, question, and discover the wonder of metamorphosis.
✨ This unit includes a full week of learning:
✔ Science – exploring the butterfly life cycle, anatomy, metamorphosis, and the differences between chrysalises and cocoons
✔ Mathematics – using coordinates to complete butterfly wing symmetry and measuring monarch butterfly migration routes using map scales
✔ English – creative story writing, research activities, and punctuation practice with Comma Chrysalis
✔ Research & Inquiry – investigating butterfly species, migration, habitats, and fascinating butterfly facts
✔ Nature Study – designing a butterfly garden, searching for caterpillars and chrysalises, and creating life cycle models from natural materials
✔ The Arts & Design – creating beautiful butterfly wing artwork and hands-on butterfly life cycle crafts
The Most Magnificent Thing
Step into the world of inventors, magnificent ideas, and creative problem solving, where imagination sparks new possibilities and mistakes can lead to something wonderful. Inspired by The Most Magnificent Thing by Ashley Spires, this unit invites children to think like inventors as they design, build, test, experiment, and create.
Through hands-on activities, simple science experiments, imaginative design challenges, and creative expression, children are encouraged to observe the world around them, solve everyday problems, explore how things work, and discover that magnificent ideas often take time, patience, and trying again.
✨ This unit includes a full week of learning:
✔ Science – testing materials, exploring movement and friction, and investigating strong designs
✔ Mathematics – budgeting, adding costs, comparing prices, and solving practical real-world problems
✔ English – creative writing, copywork, advertising design, and reflective inventor prompts
✔ Research & Inquiry – discovering famous inventors and exploring how inventions shape our world
✔ The Arts & Design – designing inventions, creating models, splatter painting, and imaginative invention art
✔ Problem Solving & Critical Thinking – observing everyday problems and inventing creative new solutions
My Friend, Chicken
Step into the world of chickens, coops, and eggs, where curiosity pecks at every corner and the natural world comes alive. In this unit, your child will explore how chickens live and behave, how their bodies work, and how we can observe, measure, and interact with them in fun and creative ways. Through hands-on activities, simple science, and imaginative expression, children are invited to observe, build, imagine, and discover the fascinating world of our feathered friends.
✨ This unit includes a full week of learning:
✔ Science – exploring chicken anatomy, wing movement, and looking inside an egg
✔ Mathematics – counting, fractions, and planning sales at the egg market
✔ English – creative writing, storytelling, and sentence prompts inspired by chickens
✔ Research & Inquiry – investigating chicken breeds and comparing traits
✔ The Arts & Design – designing a chicken coop, creating comic strips, and painting watercolour chickens
Miss Dorothy and Her Bookmobile
Step into the world of books, trees, and community, where imagination travels on wheels and nature waits to be discovered. In this unit, your child will explore how books connect people, how trees grow and change, and how one person can make a difference in their community. Through hands-on activities, simple science, and creative expression, children are invited to observe, build, imagine, and discover the magic of stories and the natural world.
No pressure. No overwhelm.
Just meaningful, joyful learning.
✨ This unit includes a full week of learning:
✔ Science – observing Red Maple trees, exploring seeds, leaves, and bark
✔ Mathematics – collecting data, graphing favourite books, and real-world problem-solving
✔ English – creative writing, storytelling, and reflection through prompts
✔ Nature Study – observing trees, leaves, and the environment around you
✔ The Arts & Design – designing and building a bookmobile, creating bookmarks, and hands-on crafts
Life of the Bees
Step into the small but powerful world of bees, where tiny wings hum and busy workers move from flower to flower.
In this unit, your child will explore how bees live, grow, and support the world around them. Through hands-on activities, simple science, and creative expression, children are invited to observe, build, imagine, and discover just how important these small creatures really are.
From understanding how bees help plants grow, to exploring their life cycle and the work they do each day, this unit gently introduces key ideas in a way that feels natural and engaging.
No pressure. No overwhelm.
Just meaningful, joyful learning.
✨ This unit includes a full week of learning:
✔ Science – exploring bee life cycles, pollination, and how hives are built
✔ Mathematics – patterns, number games, and simple problem-solving through play
✔ English – poetry, creative writing, and gentle reflection
✔ Nature Study – observing bees and understanding their role in our environment
✔ The Arts – drawing, creating, and hands-on making
Giraffes Can't Dance
Step into a lively jungle where animals gather beneath the moonlight to dance.
Inspired by Giraffes Can’t Dance, this gentle, story-led unit invites your child to explore movement, rhythm, and what it means to find their own way.
Through a mix of creative activities, simple learning, and hands-on experiences, children will move, imagine, and discover that we don’t all have to do things the same way to do them beautifully.
Throughout this unit, you’ll read, create, explore, and reflect together. From experimenting with rhythm and movement, to designing puppets, creating rhymes, and discovering the African savannah, each activity is designed to feel calm, meaningful, and engaging.
With a focus on curiosity, creativity, and connection, this unit gently weaves together science, mathematics, English, geography, and the arts in a way that feels natural and enjoyable.
Simply print and go, and let the learning unfold at your own pace.
No pressure. No overwhelm.
Just meaningful, joyful learning.
✨ What’s included
✔ Science – exploring animal bodies, movement, and simple observations
✔ Mathematics – patterns, chance, and problem-solving through play
✔ English – rhyming, storytelling, and thoughtful reflection
✔ Geography – discovering the African savannah and the animals that live there
✔ The Arts – creative expression through movement, design, and making
In The Bush
Step into the Australian bush and discover the world right outside your door.
This gentle, nature-based unit invites your child to explore the environment through observation, hands-on learning, and simple bush skills.
Throughout the week, children will learn how to notice the details of nature, think about how people meet their needs outdoors, and build confidence in understanding the world around them.
From finding shelter and exploring water, to using the sun for direction and measuring with natural tools, each activity is designed to feel meaningful, practical, and easy to follow.
Inside this unit, you’ll find:
✔ Science-based learning through nature and real-world exploration
✔ Simple bush skills like shelter, water, and direction
✔ Hands-on maths using measurement and estimation
✔ Guided writing and reflection activities
✔ Creative projects inspired by the natural world
✔ A calm, flexible approach designed for mixed ages
Through The Fairy Door
Step into a world of tiny wonders, hidden magic, and quiet beauty — inspired by Through the Fairy Door by Gabby Dawnay.
This gentle learning journey invites children to slow down, look closely, and discover the magic in the smallest things. Through a blend of creativity, nature exploration, simple science, and imagination, children will begin to notice the details often missed — and see the world in a new way.
Throughout this unit, you’ll create, explore, observe, and imagine together. From building fairy doors and crafting magical worlds, to planting seeds, exploring flowers, and creating nature-inspired art, each activity is designed to feel calm, meaningful, and engaging.
With a focus on curiosity over pressure, this unit supports learning across literacy, science, and the arts — while leaving space for your child’s own ideas, creativity, and discoveries.
Move gently, follow your child’s lead, and enjoy the magic of learning in the small, quiet moments 🌿✨
Into The Night
Step into the quiet beauty of the night sky and explore a world filled with stars, stories, and wonder.
This gentle learning journey invites children to slow down and look up—discovering constellations, learning about the life cycle of stars, and observing the ever-changing moon. Through a blend of creativity, simple science, and imagination, children will begin to notice patterns in the sky and develop a deeper connection to the world around them.
Throughout this unit, you’ll read, create, observe, and explore together. From crafting your own constellations and creating a starry night artwork, to keeping a moon journal and bringing stories to life through play, each activity is designed to feel calm, meaningful, and engaging. With a focus on curiosity over pressure, this unit supports learning across literacy, science, and the arts—while allowing space for your child’s own questions, ideas, and discoveries.
Move gently, follow your child’s lead, and enjoy the magic of learning beneath the night sky 🌙✨
Jetty Jumping
Step into a sun-soaked seaside story and explore courage, friendship, and the joy of trying something new.
In Jetty Jumping, your child will follow along with Milla’s journey as she faces her fears and finds the bravery to take the leap.
Through a collection of gentle, hands-on activities, children are invited to reflect, create, and connect with the story in meaningful ways.
From imaginative storytelling and creative art, to simple science exploration and playful problem-solving, each page encourages children to think, wonder, and build confidence — both in their learning and in themselves.
This unit beautifully blends literacy, creativity, and real-world thinking, while leaving space for children to move at their own pace and follow their own ideas.
Designed for mixed ages, with optional extension ideas for older children, it’s perfect for siblings learning side by side.
✨ A thoughtful, seaside-inspired week of learning — all about courage, connection, and taking the leap.
Giants Under The Sea
Dive beneath the surface and discover a world of wonder with these gentle giants of the ocean.
In Giants Under the Sea, your child will explore the fascinating lives of whales through a calm, hands-on learning experience. From learning about their size, habitats, and migration, to creative storytelling, art, and simple science exploration, each activity invites curiosity and imagination to flow.
Children will compare sizes, observe how whales move and live, and reflect on their important role in our oceans — all while engaging in meaningful, cross-curricular learning that doesn’t feel like worksheets.
Designed for mixed ages, with optional extension ideas for older children, this unit allows siblings to learn side by side while exploring at their own pace.
✨ A rich, ocean-inspired week of learning — full of curiosity, creativity, and wonder.
A Year On Our Farm
Step into the gentle rhythm of life on the farm and explore how the seasons shape the world around us.
In A Year on Our Farm, your child will journey through the changing seasons, discovering how weather, animals, plants, and daily life shift throughout the year. Through hands-on activities, creative reflection, and simple observation, children are invited to slow down and notice the patterns and cycles that make up farm life.
From seasonal journaling and calendar exploration, to helping out, creating, and imagining life on the land, this unit weaves together science, early maths, literacy, and art in a calm and meaningful way.
Designed for mixed ages, with gentle extension ideas for older children, it allows siblings to learn side by side while connecting deeply to the natural flow of the year.
✨ A peaceful, seasonal week of learning — grounded in nature, rhythm, and everyday life.
Mini Beasts
Step into the tiny world beneath our feet, where bugs, insects, and mini beasts play an important role in the world around us.
In this engaging, hands-on unit, your child will explore different types of mini beasts, where they live, and why they matter — all through playful, curiosity-led learning. From building bug habitats and going on mini beast hunts, to creating, sorting, observing, and imagining, each activity invites your child to slow down and truly notice the small wonders of nature.
With a beautiful mix of science, early maths, creativity, and storytelling, this unit helps children build real understanding while staying connected to the world around them.
Designed for mixed ages, with simple extension ideas for older children, it’s perfect for siblings learning together at their own pace.
✨ A week of meaningful, hands-on learning — discovering just how important the smallest creatures can be.
Possum Magic
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Step into a magical journey across Australia with this gentle, story-rich unit inspired by the beloved classic Possum Magic.
As your child follows Hush and Grandma Poss on their adventure, they’ll explore Australian places, foods, and animals through a collection of creative, hands-on activities. From mapping their journey across the country, to imaginative storytelling, playful maths, and meaningful art, each page brings the story to life in a calm and engaging way.
Children are invited to think, create, and imagine — even dreaming up their own bush magic — while naturally building skills across multiple learning areas.
Designed for mixed ages, with optional extension ideas for older children, this unit makes it easy for siblings to learn side by side, each at their own level.
✨ A magical week of learning, connection, and imagination — inspired by one of Australia’s most treasured stories.
Mapping Our Place
Slow down and explore the world around you with this thoughtful, hands-on unit all about maps, place, and belonging.
In Mapping Our Place, your child will begin with what they know best — their own home, bedroom, and special places — before gently expanding outward to explore neighbourhoods, landmarks, and the wider world. Through drawing, observing, measuring, and creating, children will build a meaningful understanding of how maps help us make sense of where we are.
This unit weaves together geography, early maths, and creativity, with activities that invite children to design their own maps, use symbols and directions, and think about their place in the world in a personal and connected way.
With simple extension ideas for older children, it’s designed for mixed ages, allowing siblings to learn side by side while working at their own level.
✨ A calm, meaningful week of learning — helping your child see, understand, and map the world around them.
Noticing Nature
Slow down, step outside, and begin to truly notice the world around you.
In Noticing Nature, your child is gently guided to explore their environment using all five senses — seeing, hearing, touching, smelling, and even tasting.
Through simple, hands-on activities, children will observe, record, create, and reflect, building a deeper connection to the natural world.
From texture rubbings and nature walks, to creative art, descriptive writing, and small science discoveries, each page invites curiosity and mindful exploration. This unit encourages children to pause, look closely, and find wonder in the everyday.
With a blend of science, literacy, art, and observation, and optional extension ideas for older children, it’s perfect for mixed ages learning together at their own pace.
✨ A calm, sensory-rich week of learning — helping your child connect with nature in a meaningful and lasting way.
Wombat Stew
Step into the Australian bush with this beautiful, literature-inspired unit based on the much-loved story Wombat Stew.
Across the week, your child will explore native animals, storytelling, and nature through a collection of gentle, hands-on activities designed to spark curiosity and imagination.
From creative writing and playful maths, to science exploration and nature-inspired art, each page invites your child to learn in a meaningful, connected way.
Children will have the chance to create, observe, imagine, and even step into the story themselves — all while building real skills across multiple learning areas.
Designed for mixed ages, with optional extension ideas for older children, this unit allows siblings to learn side by side in a calm and flexible way.
✨ A rich, engaging week of learning — all from one simple story.