Looking for a Diary of a Wombat activity for your Foundation classroom? This printable weekly diary, inspired by the picture book Diary of a Wombat, helps students explore days of the week, time vocabulary and familiar daily events while making personal connections to their own experiences. Use it as a follow up activity to introduce, practise and review time vocabulary
✅ What's Included
- Weekly diary templates in A4 and A5 sizes
- Diary template with sections for morning, lunchtime, afternoon and night
- Simplified days of the week diary version
- Multiple cover options for flexible classroom use
📌 Skills Covered
- Sequence the days of the week
- Identify morning, lunchtime, afternoon and night
- Connect familiar events and actions to different times of the day
- Use time vocabulary in meaningful contexts
💜 Why You'll Love This Resource
- Curriculum aligned
- Hands on learning experiences
- Meaningful follow up activity for Diary of a Wombat
- Encourages real world connections to daily routines
- Supports oral language and time vocabulary development
- Flexible templates for a variety of classroom needs
Australian Curriculum Standard
Aligned to the Foundation Maths standard: Sequence days of the week and times of the day including morning, lunchtime, afternoon and night time, and connect them to familiar events and actions.
Please note: This activity is inspired by the book Diary of a Wombat. You will need to purchase your own copy of the book.
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