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The Microsystems Cheat Sheet + Educator Guide is a practical WholeChild Flow™ resource that supports educators in understanding the interconnected circles shaping each child’s Bubble — including their inner world, home life, peers, educators, and environment.

What’s Inside:

A visual cheat sheet explaining:

  • What Microsystems are and how they shape emotions, identity, learning, and relationships.

  • The Child at the Centre — feelings, identity, culture, needs, safety, regulation, and experiences.

  • Mesosystem connections — where families, educators, peers, routines, and curriculum meet.

A detailed educator guide covering:

  • How to apply microsystems thinking in observations, planning, and everyday interactions.

  • Using Bubble Language to support understanding across circles.

  • Best-practice strategies for collaboration, communication, predictability, and identity-affirming approaches.

  • Reflective questions to strengthen documentation and professional practice.

A breakdown of the 5 Microsystems, including:

  1. Inner World — emotions, body cues, self-regulation.

  2. Family & Home — relationships, routines, cultural Bubbles.

  3. Educators & Early Learning Setting — routines, curriculum, expectations.

  4. Peers & Social Interactions — friendships, conflict, communication.

  5. Environment & Community — physical spaces, culture, nature, belonging.

This resource helps educators document with context, respond instead of react, and see behaviour through a connected systems lens. Perfect for professional development, team training, reflections, and planning cycles.

Microsystems Cheat Sheet + Educator Guide – WholeChild Flow™

$10.00Price

    Brisbane, QLD, Australia
    ABN: 16694082838

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