THE GET GRUBBY PROGRAM
The Get grubby Program is a world class sustainability curriculum for Australia’s early learne
Inspired by Get Grubby TV, dirtgirl, scrapboy and Costa the Garden Gnome star in this self-serve online program.Designed to get our young community up and into worm farming and composting, water and energy use, reducing reusing and recycling, growing a food garden and getting out and about in nature.
The program is a set of guided learning experiences to educate and inspire young children to care for nature. Each unit features hours of practical activities and reward-based content, including educational dirtgirlworld interactive games, video treats and achievement certificates. It is designed to reinforce positive sustainability learning experiences for young children and helps spread the message into their family environment and the wider community
THE GET GRUBBY PROGRAM FOR FAMILIES
Looking for fun, practical and content rich learning resources to help make sustainability playful and inspiring in your community ? Well we have got you covered. Aimed at young families, The Get Grubby Program for Families is a beautiful resource for the whole family to keep growing together. It supports families to develop positive attitudes and values by engaging them in guided learning experiences that link people, plants, creatures and the land…reinforcing sustainable life practices.
It celebrates nature and empowers families to do little things at home that make a big difference. Get Grubby for Families is designed to inspire families to get into worm farming and composting, wise water and energy use, reducing reusing and recycling, growing a food garden and getting out and about in nature.
Each email edition features heaps of practical activities and fun reward-based content, video treats and songs to dance the day away. Inspired by Get Grubby TV, dirtgirl, scrapboy and Costa the Garden Gnome reinforce positive sustainability learning experiences and messages at home, spreading the message into their family environment and the wider community.