The main forms of community preschool education in Australia are: (1) toy library. As a supplement to the shortage of children's toys in the community, enrich the world of children's toys. Children can be led by their parents to play in the library, or they can be lent out to play at home. There are counselors in the toy library to help and guide children to play and use toys, and to manage the toy library. Toys in the toy library are often adjusted and added, damaged toys and. Repair, in principle, not allowed to show. Toy libraries can also attract older children to participate in management and become small counselors. (2) Game group. By children and parents together, mostly children under 3 years old. Children playing in game groups and having their mothers around can reduce their anxiety of separation, gain the pleasure of living with their peers, and make children adapt to social activities initially. Generally, there are five groups, and the number of activities is determined by the living distance. For example, once a week, teachers participate in counseling, and parents also participate in grouping, division of labor counseling or being teachers' assistants. (3) Children's activity center. Most of them are located in the suburbs of the city. There are 25 children in one class and 0/5 ~ 20 children in small class/kloc-. A teacher is in charge all day. According to local conditions, some activities are held every day, and some areas are far apart. (4) Distance education plan. Provide educational libraries for children of different ages and levels of development, equipped with teaching AIDS, toys and audio-visual materials, and recorded by parents. Family members can pick up the boxes from the service center 2.5 kilometers away and return them for replacement after they use them on schedule. This service is free. (5) Organize parents to learn. Organize parents to study, teachers or community volunteers to go to local family organizations. Let parents know about parenting, health, education and other knowledge, and help parents arrange their children's life and education according to different production and living conditions in their regions.