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KIDDO Milestone Tracking and Reports
đź“… Wednesday 26th November đź“Ť Online
12.30 pm AWST / 2 pm ACST / 3.30 pm AEDT
Cost: FREE!
This session focuses on one of the most powerful features of the KIDDO platform—the Milestone Observation Tool. Tailored for Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) educators working with children aged 0–4 years, this session will guide you through how to confidently use KIDDO to support observations and assessments as part of your planning cycle and communication with families.
In this webinar, you will learn how to:
- Observe, gain insights, and track progress
Use the Milestone Observation Tool to monitor children’s physical development and identify key milestones.
- Inform planning and communication with real data
Translate observations into actionable insights for programming and meaningful updates for families.
📽️ Can’t make it live?
No worries! Register anyway and you’ll receive access to the full replay to watch at your convenience.
Past KIDDO workshops & webinars
Catch up on the sessions you may have missed
KIDDO for Education Leaders
This 45 minute practical session is designed to help you embed KIDDO into your service’s daily programming and planning with ease and confidence.
In this webinar:
- Learn how to set-up your service's KIDDO platform
Step through how to use the KIDDO website to efficiently set up your educators, rooms, children, and families.
- Use KIDDO for your programming & planning
Uncover practical strategies to embed KIDDO within your daily, weekly and long-term planning across all rooms and age groups, linking it to the EYLF and NQS.
- Support the educators in your service to use KIDDO
Gain practical ideas for getting your educators actively involved in KIDDO every day—strengthening consistency in children’s physical literacy development.
Practical Tips for Supporting Children’s Physical Literacy
Recording coming soon!
As part of Physical Literacy Week (3–7 November), this 45-minute interactive session will give educators working with children 0–5 years practical tools, tips, and confidence to bring physical literacy to life in their programs. Together, we’ll explore:
- Practical, play-based strategies to support children’s movement development, confidence, social and emotional skills.
- How the Daily Challenges can be extended across different age groups and programs during the week.
- Tips to engage families and encourage active play at home.
- Why physical literacy is essential in the early years and how it goes beyond just motor skills.
Getting started with KIDDO - 45 minute webinar
This short and practical webinar is designed for Centre Directors, Education Leaders and Educators working with children aged 0–4 years. Whether you're new to KIDDO or looking to maximise your existing membership, we’ll help you make the most of what the platform has to offer.
This webinar covers:
- The importance of developing children’s gross motor skills and physical literacy in the early years.
- What KIDDO is all about – including a live walkthrough of the online platform.
- How we support you with simple and effective implementation strategies.
- Examples of how other services are using KIDDO successfully.
- A live Q&A to answer your questions.
KIDDO ECEC Conference 2025
What an engaging, inspiring and practical day! Thank you to the 160 amazing early childhood professionals who attended, full of energy and enthusiasm to develop children’s gross motor skills and physical literacy. You made our day (if not our year)!
đź“… Wednesday 7th May, 10am - 2pm
đź“Ť Telethon Speech and Hearing - Bendat Parent and Community Centre, Wembley
Tickets sold out in less than 8 days, and we can't wait to do it all again in 2027!
Simple and effective ways to develop gross motor skills
Watch the reply and learn how to deliver simple, engaging and effective gross motor skill programs in early childhood education and care settings.
- The importance of developing children's gross motor skills and physical literacy in the early years
- Simple, evidence-based strategies educators can use to encourage skill development and active play in children aged 0-4 years
- Live demonstrations of how educators can use KIDDO to deliver effective and engaging physical literacy programs in your setting
Who will this video help the most? Educators working in long hours day care, community kindergarten, and family day care, as well as anyone who works with children aged 0-4 years and is interested in how to support their gross motor skill development.
Info session for Early Childhood Educators & Directors
This replay video will teach early childhood educators and management how to deliver evidence-based programs that provide lifelong benefits to the children in your care.
Focusing on 0-4 years, this video for ECEC services provides an overview on:
- The importance of developing children's gross motor skills and physical literacy.
- Professional learning opportunities and building the capacity of educators to deliver evidence-based programs.
- What KIDDO is all about and a live website demo.
- How we'll support you with implementation.
- Questions and answers
Using the Milestone Observation Tool
Watch this video to learn how to navigate and utilise the milestone observation tool within KIDDO. Focusing on children 0-4 years, this session teaches ECEC Educators how to:
- set up your children/rooms.
- observe, gain insights and report on their children’s physical development.
- use data to inform educators and parents about programming and children's milestones.
- access and share the automatically generated reports with families.
Gross motor skill development & active play
Watch the video replay to learn how to effectively use KIDDO to promote gross motor skill development and active play in children 0-4 years.
This session will help educators and management to deliver evidence-based programs to develop gross motor skills and physical literacy for the children in their care.