Programmes

Journal Writing

1. What Is Journaling?
‍Journaling involves documenting both your experiences and your interpretation of those experiences. It’s like having a conversation with yourself on paper. Through reflection, you gain insights into your feelings, behavior, and the reasons behind them.
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2.Why Reflect?‍

Understanding Yourself: Reflective journaling helps you understand who you truly are. By examining your experiences, you can uncover patterns and learn from your past.
Objective Perspective: It gets thoughts out of your head and onto paper, allowing you to look at them objectively.
Sharing Wisdom: A reflective journal enables you to share your life learning with others, contributing to collective wisdom.

3. How to Practice Journaling:

Capture Experiences: Journal what happened as objectively as possible. Include details so you can recall the experience later.
Explore Emotions: Note any feelings or emotions the experience elicited in you.
Learn from Similar Experiences: Reflect on profound or impactful events. These might not always be noticeable at the time but can reveal turning points in your life.
Self-Reflection: Continuously reflect on who you are and how you fit into the world. This understanding empowers effective decision-making and a fulfilling life.

4.Benefits of Journaling: ‍

Self-Awareness: Gain a deeper understanding of your life experiences.
Alignment: Live your future aligned with your true self.
Clarity: Get thoughts out of your head for objective examination.
Growth: Learn from the past to grow as an individual.

Phonics

Let children easily master Pinyin and Lay a solid language foundation

Interactive Teaching Mode

Lively and interesting teaching methods stimulate children's interest in learning and easily master pinyin knowledge.

Colorful Teaching Materials

Use creative teaching materials to make learning more vivid and enjoyable.

One Teaching

Professional and senior teachers pay attention to the learning needs of each child to ensure personalized teaching.

Lay the Foundation for the Future

Professional and senior teachers pay attention to the learning needs of each child to ensure personalized teaching.

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3D Printing & 3D Drawing

1. Creativity and Invention:
Students become inventors, designing and creating solutions.
2. Artistic Expression:
‍Revives art by allowing students to bring their imaginations to life.
3. Engagement:
Captivates reluctant learners with the “wow factor.”
4. Digital Citizenship:
Encourages responsible online behavior within the 3D printing community.
5. Hands-On Learning:
Tangible experiences enhance understanding.
6. Collaboration:
Fosters teamwork and camaraderie.
7.Real-World Problem Solving:
Bridges theory and practical application.
Incorporating 3D printing into education unlocks creativity, critical thinking, and valuable skills for thefuture.

Cardboard Engineering Project

Twenty-five interactive cardboard model projects that engage kids' creativity and "out of the box" thinking skills through hands-on learning and the application of science-based principles.

Kids can bring old cardboard to life and build recycled creations they can play with, sit in, and wear.

Supporting STEAM education initiatives and the Maker Movement, Out of the Box includes 25 interactive cardboard model projects to inspire kids' creativity through engaged and hands-on learning, and, as the founder of Maker Faire Dale Dougherty says, "to realize with their hands what they can imagine in their minds.

The projects utilize only recycled materials, including cardboard rolls and boxes, so all the supplies should be easy to find right at home.

Group 1

Dive into the fun with:

Fold different types of paper planes and testing them
Craft LED circuits cards
Puzzle Challenge
Movie screening

Day 1: 6 June 2024 9am –9.30pm

Day 2: 7 June 20249am—6pm

Camp fee: $150

Venue: Henderson Community Club

Meal: Lunch, tea and dinner

Group 2

You’ll get to

Create a pull-back car, enhance it, and even modify the car
Create a lantern with LED circuits
Puzzle Challenge
Movie screening

Day 1: 10 June 20249am—9.30pm

Day 2: 11 June 20249am—6pm

Camp fee: $150

Venue: Henderson Community Club

Meal: Lunch & tea

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