The Sugarcane Harvester Song was created to help young children explore Australian agriculture, community industries, and how food production begins — through storytelling, music, and play-based learning.
The story connects naturally with early childhood and primary learning areas including:
Interactive author visits for children aged 2–5, combining story, song, movement, sensory exploration, and early learning through play.
Engaging author talks and workshops exploring storytelling, rhyme, research, illustration, Australian agriculture, and the journey from idea to published book.
Interactive online learning experiences inspired by storytelling, creativity, farming, and real-world inquiry are currently in development through Outshool.
(Families new to Outschool may also be eligible for platform credits when joining through my referral link.)
A comprehensive teaching guide aligned with early learning and primary classroom outcomes is currently in development, offering deeper extensions into agriculture, STEM concepts, and literacy activities.
The Sugarcane Harvester Song is available for libraries, schools, visitor centres, and community organisations interested in stocking regionally inspired children’s literature.
Bulk orders and author visit enquiries are warmly welcomed.
