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Flying Cape SMART Camp held on 13th & 14th December 2017! The SMART Camp is a 2 day power-packed workshop that covers various Multiple Intelligence (MI) smarts through a wide range of fun and engaging activities that your child will…
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Flying Cape SMART Camp held on 11th & 12th December 2017! The SMART Camp is a 2 day power-packed workshop that covers various Multiple Intelligence (MI) smarts through a wide range of fun and engaging activities that your child will…
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Flying Cape held the first round of the SMART Camp on 4th & 5th December 2017! The SMART Camp is a 2 day power-packed workshop that covers various Multiple Intelligence (MI) smarts through a wide range of fun and engaging…
Continue readingCongratulations Yeo Jia Min on your recent victory at the BWF World Championships in Basel, Switzerland!
Can you hear us cheering for you from sunny Singapore?
#perserverence #skill #singapore #proudofyou #hardwork
Badminton: Yeo Jia Min eliminates women's world No. 1 Akane Yamaguchi from world championships
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Yeo took 39 minutes to clinch a 21-14, 21-18 victory over the 2018 world championships bronze medallist.. Read more at straitstimes.com.[Terrific Offer Tuesday]
Offering to you this week…
The Angry-bot Robotics Workshop by Smart Science Lab
[Age Group: 3 – 12 Years Old]
This September school holidays, let your child help the angry birds chase away the aliens that are invading the island with secret innovations such as robotics machines that will be used in the Ultimate Mission!
In this 2-day introductory workshop, your child will get to learn the basics of robotics and coding in a fun and engaging way together with characters from the famous game, Angry Birds!
Sign your child up for the Ultimate Mission today: bit.ly/30kaSwv
[🧚Useful Tips Sunday🧚]
Do you remember the first time when you had to fend for yourself as an adult in the real world? Be it a phone call or a small administrative task, for a kid facing a big new world, almost nothing feels simple, am I right? 🤔
Learning how to speak up for oneself is about so much more than accountability - it's about developing a sense of autonomy, confidence and pride in oneself! 🤩
Here are 4 simple responsibilities that we can give our kids now to ensure they can become confident when they have to speak up for themselves later:👶
1. Order their own food 🍩🍰🍲🥪 - From the time our kids are able to read a menu, have them order their own food. Have questions about the menu? Allow them to interact directly with the servers themselves. Each interaction is an opportunity to reinforce their communication skills in a safe environment.
2. Resolve their own issues with teachers 👨🏫👩🏫 - If your child has an issue to address with the teacher, have them try to handle the communication on their own. Certainly, you can help by vetting the email (or whatever communication) that they will be sending out but this opportunity enables your child to practice their initiative and this will benefit them in the long run.
3. Describe their health condition to the doctors 👩🔬👨🔬 - Give your child the time needed to put into words how their body is feeling. This is not magically obvious at 2 years old so it's going to take some practice.
4. Fill out their own paperwork - As soon as their handwriting is legible, kids should begin filling out their own paperwork. If not, have them sit with you as you are filling them out. We are sure that the experience will be beneficial if only for them to know how much paperwork they "generate". 😅😂
As adults, we can now look back and be grateful that our parents handled so much for us when we were kids but don't miss out this opportunity to help your child get ready for the real world. 🤸♀️🤸♂️
Happy Sunday everyone!
Teach Your Kids to Fend for Themselves With These Everyday Tasks
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It was 1997, and I had just settled into my dorm a few days prior. Classes hadn’t even started yet. I was having a problem with registration because I was missing some critical piece of information....[Fun Fact Friday 🤓]
Fun Fact: The Quokka is often referred to as the happiest animal in the world! 🐨
These cute little creatures are often referred to as the happiest animal in the world because of their cute, cheerful grins! They are as big as a domestic cat and have a tail like a rat!
Quokkas are native to Australia and are commonly found on Rottnest Island and Bald Island. They are very friendly in nature and aren’t afraid of humans!
A few years ago, there was even a selfie frenzy where tourists will try to take pictures of themselves with Quokkas and the furry creatures happily posed in the photos with them! 📸
However, due to habitat destruction, quokkas are considered vulnerable to extinction. If you happen to be in Australia and come across a quokka, be gentle with them and remember not to feed them as it may not be safe food for them!
[Terrific Offer Tuesday]
Offering to you this week…
Fun Abacus Classes with Fun with Abacus
[Age Group: 3 – 12 Years Old]
Help your child count faster and more accurately with our Abacus classes! Your child will learn the 4 basic mathematics signs using Abacus which will help them understand the concept of the math operation signs better!
They will also then progress and move on to Mental Arithmetic and learn the principles of abacus calculation in their mind. This will give them a good numeracy foundation which will greatly aid them in their Math subject in school!
Sign them up today and let them start training their minds and they might become a Math Whizz some day!
Sign up here: bit.ly/2ZVczR6