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Sense of wonder and curiosity
What it is
- Positive behaviours and attitudes to learning
- Important for life-long learning
- Encapsulated in the acronym, PRAISE
What it means
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Why is it important
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Photo Story
How can you nurture a sense of wonder and curiosity in your children?
You can nurture a sense of wonder and curiosity in your children by designing the learning environment, planning meaningful learning experiences, and modelling through appropriate behaviour and language. Check out the photo story below for some ideas!
My Special Place!
The main character in the story is very interested in the environment around her. As she explores through her different senses, she asks questions to help her make sense of the world. Use this story to guide children through the process of recognising and valuing the disposition of sense of wonder and curiosity!

Local Story
My Special Place!
The main character in the story is very interested in the environment around her. As she explores through her different senses, she asks questions to help her make sense of the world. Use this story to guide children through the process of recognising and valuing the disposition of sense of wonder and curiosity!
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