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Welcome to EggTree Education 🌱
Hello and welcome! I'm Moah, an Early Childhood Teacher and Assistant Manager at an early learning centre in Australia, and the founder of EggTree Education. This community was created to support early childhood educators through practical ideas, professional learning, meaningful conversations, and shared experiences. Whether you are a Cert III educator, Diploma educator, ECT, Room Leader, Family Day Care educator, student, parent, or simply passionate about early childhood education, you are welcome here. This is a place where we can learn from one another, share ideas, ask questions, celebrate successes, and grow together as educators. Let's get to know each other! Please introduce yourself in the comments: 🌱 Your name 🌱 Country 🌱 Current role 🌱 Age group you work with 🌱 One thing you would like to learn or improve this year Thank you for joining us. I'm excited to learn and grow alongside you. E.G.G. Education. Growth. Giving. – Moah
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Peer Conflict Response Guide
Description: A practical one-page guide for educators on how to respond when a toddler says, “I’m not playing with you.” It includes simple educator strategies, supportive language, example phrases, and approaches aligned with EYLF V2.0, children’s agency, respectful relationships, and co-regulation.
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Peer Conflict Response Guide
Teacher and family meeting gudie
What's Included Teacher–Family Meeting Guide — an 11-page A4 resource (PDF) - Purpose & mindset — why regular family meetings matter, grounded in early childhood partnership principles - Before-the-meeting checklist — prepare yourself, the space, the waiting area and your materials - A simple 5-step meeting flow — from warm welcome to working together, with ready-to-use phrases at every step - Comment bank — a wider set of professional, strengths-based phrases for each step - Areas to discuss — prompts across wellbeing, play, relationships, learning, routines and family connections - Questions for families — grouped, conversation-starting questions - Neutral, professional language — an "avoid labeling / try saying" table, including common early-childhood behaviors - Family Meeting Record — a ready-to-write template that follows the same 5-step flow - After the meeting — follow-up checklist, partnership tips and an editable follow-up message
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Sustainability PD Reflection & Complimentary Book
Thank you for joining the Sustainability in Everyday Practice PD session. Please share a short reflection in the comments below. You may write: • one thing you found useful from the session, or • one sustainability idea you plan to try in your Family Day Care setting. Your reflection can be very short. Please include: • your first name • the name of your Family Day Care scheme or service As mentioned during the session, educators who leave a reflection on this post will receive a complimentary copy of my children’s picture book, "What Is Your Mouth For?" This book supports young children to understand safe and appropriate uses of their mouths, including preventing biting and putting unsafe objects in their mouths. The books will be delivered to your Family Day Care scheme coordinator for collection. Thank you again for being part of the session. I look forward to reading your reflections.
Professional Conversation Starters for ECE #1: Raising a Concern
The way you start a professional conversation can shape how the whole discussion unfolds. Confident and respectful communication is one of the clearest signs of a capable educator. This free resource includes practical sentence starters for raising concerns and asking for guidance in early childhood settings.
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