PERTH WEEK ONE
During every day of the Kids@IAG vacation care program children will be able to access an abundance of games, sports equipment, art & craft
materials, plus resources for construction, imaginative play, exploration and relaxation. There will also be daily opportunities for time outside
for both planned and spontaneous activities. Our educators will always ensure that children are safe, engaged and enjoying themselves.
MONDAY – 10 APR
TUESDAY – 11 APR
WEDNESDAY – 12 APR
THURSDAY – 13 APR
FRIDAY – 14 APR
HEALTHY FAST
FOOD COOK UP
REPTILE DAY
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
PUBLIC HOLIDAY
Radical Reptiles are
coming to Kids@IAG. It’s
going to be wild!
Discover your inner
creative artist. What type
of art will you design?
EASTER CELEBRATIONS
IN THE PARK
Learn to make homemade
fast food, including
making delicious
burgers everyone
will love.
Let’s have some fun with
an Easter Celebration and
a fun puppet show at the
park.
MORNING PLANNED EXPERIENCE
Marketing your restaurant
Create an advertisement
for our families to join us
for lunch at our IAG pop up
restaurant.
Explore the wild world of
reptiles
Incursion: Radical Reptiles
Time: 10.30am to 12.00pm
Get up close and personal
with the wild world of reptiles.
What do they look and feel
like?
2D creations
Get busy with different types
of drawing materials and
paint. Make sure your
creation stays on the page!
Park and Puppets
Excursion: Fremantle
Esplanade
Transport: Train
Time: 8.50am to 12.30pm
We travel to Fremantle to
explore the local park and
watch an afternoon show
presented by Spare Parts
Puppet Theatre called Hachikō.
MORNING EXTENDED ACTIVITIES FOR 9-12’S
Mini sous-chefs
Our sous-chefs will whisk
together the ingredients for
our pop up restaurant.
Mix and match animals
Be your own designer
Egg-tastic
Design and draw your own
creature. How many legs and
arms does it have? What
colour is it? Skin, feathers and
more!
Bring in a plain t-shirt and
design a unique screenprinted t-shirt to take home.
Who can create the most
over the top creative egg
design? Does it sing? Does
it change colour? How
creative can you be?
AFTERNOON PLANNED EXPERIENCE
Food model
Do snakes like ladders?
3D art
Sustainably storytelling
Make model food out of
plasticine to display for
our families at the pop up
restaurant.
Reinvent the classic game
and design your individual
‘Snakes and Ladders’ board.
Make new rules with each roll
of the dice.
Create a sculpture out of
modelling clay. Paint, plaster
and draw using 3D ink. How
inspired can we get?
Using recycled materials be
creative making characters
for your storytelling show.
AFTERNOON EXTENDED ACTIVITIES FOR 9-12’S
I like that name
Lego reptiles
What would you name your
restaurant? What food would
be on the menu? Enter
your restaurant into the IAG
competition and the winner
will be a part of the next
IAG pop up.
Using only Lego and your
imagination, recreate the
most realistic looking reptile.
Use the computer to find
detailed images of the
reptile you would like
to design.
Part of the
When technology and art
combine
Utilise the computer and
tablets to create a mixed
media art piece or
multimedia clip.
Yummy egg decorations
Decorating your own Easter
egg biscuits. They will almost
be too pretty to eat.
Good Friday
PERTH WEEK TWO
During every day of the Kids@IAG vacation care program children will be able to access an abundance of games, sports equipment, art & craft
materials, plus resources for construction, imaginative play, exploration and relaxation. There will also be daily opportunities for time outside
for both planned and spontaneous activities. Our educators will always ensure that children are safe, engaged and enjoying themselves.
MONDAY – 17 APR
TUESDAY – 18 APR
WEDNESDAY – 19 APR
THURSDAY – 20 APR
FRIDAY – 21 APR
PUBLIC HOLIDAY
DRAMA AND
TECHNOLOGY
MEDIEVAL DAY
ANZAC DAY
Dress as a knight,
maiden, king, queen
or another character
from this era. Be ready
to learn the skills of
archery!
Learn all about the
significance of
Anzac Day.
WORLD MUSIC
AND CULTURE
Easter Monday
Get ready to be the star
in your own production.
Let’s Write, preform
and film our own
mini movies.
Explore various
instruments and music
from around the world.
Bring in a share plate of
food from a country that
is important to you.
MORNING PLANNED EXPERIENCE
Write that down?
How good is your aim?
Excursion: Whitman Park
Transport: Private bus
Time: 9.30am to 2.30pm
Divide into groups and
write your own mini movies.
Everyone gets a part. Use
your imagination to come
up with the most out of this
world script.
Let’s get moving in our horse
and cart (private bus) where
we will participate in an
archery workshop.
Flanders Field of poppies
Excursion: Kings Park
War Memorial
Transport: Walking
Time: 9.00am to 12.00pm
Create our own Flanders field
of poppies. We will create
beautiful pieces of art that we
can share with our families.
Martial arts - Brazilian style
Incursion: Capoeira
workshop (Brazilian
Martial arts)
Time: 10.00 to 11.30am
Learn how to move to
the music and have fun
attempting non-contact
acrobatics.
MORNING EXTENDED ACTIVITIES FOR 9-12’S
Practice makes Perfect
Hit the mark
Wreath creating
Think you can do better?
Let’s rehearse our mini
movies, so when show time
is called. We are more than
ready to shine.
Construct your own safe dart
board that we’ll use later to
practice your aim. Can you
hit the bullseye?
Collaborate and design a
wreath that can be laid on
behalf of Kids@IAG at the
Kings Park dawn service.
It’s about time that a new
instrument was created
for Australia. Combine
instruments from different
countries to make new and
exciting sounds.
My hero medallions
Music from around the
world
AFTERNOON PLANNED EXPERIENCE
Drama and Technology
Using the tablets and movie
making software turn the
story into your own mini
movie.
Who’s the ’King of the
Castle’?
Let’s relax and discuss who
the real ‘King of the Castle’ is
at a picnic in Whitman Park.
Who is your hero? Let them
know who they are by
making your hero a
medallion.
Let’s research some of the
different cultural music and
the dances that go along
with them. Can you learn
the moves?
AFTERNOON EXTENDED ACTIVITIES FOR 9-12’S
Time to be Judge and
performer
Let’s sit back and watch each
other’s mini Movies. Get a
chance to show off your skills.
Part of the
Junior explorers
Delicious biscuits
Zumba time!
Explore the park, village and
heritage transport. Take notes
on your favourite parts to
discuss with others.
Baking iconic Anzac biscuits
for afternoon tea. Write down
the recipe so that you can
share it with your family.
Break into a sweat and have
a lot of fun dancing to the
beat in a Zumba session
with Gizelle.