Sentences with phrase «little j»

You can access these by visiting the Little J & Big Cuz website.

ACER and partners have assembled a cast of expert players to meet the exciting challenges posed by the School Readiness Initiative: Little J & Big Cuz

Little J & Big Cuz (Series 1) has been well received after its screening on both the ABC and NITV earlier this year, and we are pleased to announce that the series has recently won the Best Children's Television Series category at the 2017 SAE ATOM Awards (AUS).

Children viewing the show will follow lead character, Little J, on his adventures as he comes to understand and enjoy the sometimes unfamiliar environment that can be school, and the greater world around him.

Stay tuned: Teacher will continue to explore the themes and resources linked to Little J & Big Cuz in forthcoming articles.

As the inclusion of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures is a key feature of both the Early Years Learning Framework and the Australian Curriculum, ACER convened a team of Indigenous educators to develop a suite of Little J & Big Cuz resources that model a way for early years educators and primary teachers to bring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives into the classroom as part of daily conversations.

In this regular blog, Miss Chen will be sharing some of the F - 2 resources she's been using in her classroom, which are all available to download for free via the Little J & Big Cuz website.

«Sitting down with our children to watch programs that demonstrate and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ways of knowing and being, such as Little J & Big Cuz, is one small «next step» that each of us can take on the journey towards reconciliation.»

Little J & Big Cuz is unique, not only because it is the first animated children's series to feature Indigenous Australians, but also because it uses television to combine strong educational content with a positive image of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and culture through the prism of the learning environment.

With the strong support and involvement of the Indigenous community, ACER and SNAICC — National Voice for our Children have worked with partners to develop Little J & Big Cuz, a 13 - episode animated series that is currently being broadcast on NITV.

Featuring the voices of Miranda Tapsell (Little J), Deborah Mailman (Big Cuz) and Aaron Fa'aoso (Old Dog), each episode in the series is a narrative adventure designed to build positive connections between children's home environments, school and country.

We love Little J & Big Cuz!

When Little J & Big Cuz is broadcast in late April, educators will have access to a range of innovative resources to support the transition from home to school for Indigenous children.

I can't wait to see more of Little J and big cuz, Please send me any information when the show comes to air..

Educators wishing to find out more about the series and free teaching resources can join the Little J & Big Cuz educator community.

Little J & Big Cuz is an animated children's series that follows two Aboriginal children who live with their nanna and lovable dog.

I'd recommend you sign up for the Little J & Big Cuz community at http://www.littlejandbigcuz.com.au to receive updates.

The show, Little J & Big Cuz, has been devised, written and directed by Indigenous creatives from across Australia.

From 2 July, the ABC will televise Little J & Big Cuz on ABC ME (channel 23).

On this blog I'll be sharing some of the exciting resources I've been using in my classroom that are all free to download on the Little J & Big Cuz educator resource page.

Miss Chen is a primary school teacher in the animated children's television series Little J & Big Cuz.

The resource mentioned in this blog post is directly related to Little J & Big Cuz Episode 7 «Hopalong».

The 13 episodes explore the unfamiliar world of school and how, with the help of their teacher Miss Chen, Little J and Big Cuz navigate their first years of school life.

The resource mentioned in this blog post is directly related to Little J & Big Cuz Episode 3 «New Tricks».

The resource mentioned in this blog post is directly related to Little J & Big Cuz Episode 2 «Wombat Rex».

Spotted: S, B, N, D, and little J are back and ready for action.

-LSB-...] blogger Jackie Welling from Little J Style embraces the culotte trend in Girls On Film's navy bow detail culotte's, «They -LSB-...]

My blog is named «Little J Style» because my best friend calls me «Little J», and she is the one who really encouraged me to start it!

I hope you're following along on my Little J 12 Days of Giveaways on Insta!

So I'm living vicariously through Little J Style in this perfect fall outfit!

When I was pregnant with Little J, I thought maternity clothes were super hard to shop for.

Plus I sort of had to since I was pregnant with Little J in the winter and there is no way I am wearing long sleeves in Iowa in the summer!

It was fun to see how much different I looked, and then to compare the before picture with a picture from right before Little J was born and then after I had lost the weight.

When I was pregnant with Little J, I thought maternity clothes were super hard to shop for.

Little J has actually been using the toothpaste for months.

When Little J's mom got home that night, I told her that I had never seen a baby transition to sleep so independently and so easily.

I was nervous about Little J's bedtime routine, particularly since it was his first time with a baby - sitter besides his grandmother.

His mom left me written directions for Little J's bedtime routine: a cup of milk, brush teeth, diaper change and pajamas, a few books, then lay him in his crib.

Little J seemed so confident and at ease in his bed.

Little J was my first introduction to self - soothing.

-LSB-...] Little J would love these cute craft stick ornament Santa hats that are over on Buggy and Buddy.

I pretty much would not ever try and nurse Little J without a burp rag, so these definitely got used while we were at the hospital.

I can fit my things like my changing pad, diapers, and wipes, snacks for Little J, extra outfits for Little A, and my nursing cover, without having my bag feel like it is overcrowded.

One of the very first things we bought after Little J was born was a portable carpet cleaner, and we have used it so much!

I actually ended up tucking them into my nursing bra so that whatever Little J leaked out of his mouth just got on the burp rag and not all over my nursing bra.

We didn't use this at all because the hospital had little blankets to swaddle Little J in.

Too bad for us, Little J didn't was too small for his going home outfit.

The hospital gave us hats, but I used one hat we brought for Little J's going home outfit.

I spent a lot of time with Little J before Little A was born.

The outfit we brought for Little J to go home in was actually too big, so we ended up using one of his pajamas as his going home outfit.