The Little Engineers' Lab
In this programme, they will be able to gain knowledge on science, robotics, coding, electronic functions and engineering. Some activities will be infused with arts and mathematics activities too. Participants will bring home some of their creations home for extended learning. In Enchanted Engineering, the participants analyze the problem faces by the fairytale characters, think of a solution, plan and design the solution, create, test and improve their creations. A show and tell will enable them to share their creations with their peers. They will also build with Strawbees. 10% OFF First Term Fee + FREE Tote Bag* *10% applicable to non MyGym members, existing MyGym members get a special rate *Refer a friend to get $20 discount to offset the following's term fee *Complimentary day pass at MyGym (for non MyGym members only) Email SAP@SeriousAboutPreschool.com to receive SAP Welcome Pack for promo code NOW!
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Suntec City Mall (relocated) | Central Region Kids Performing Academy of the Arts 3 Temasek Boulevard #02-478 Suntec City Mall North Wing (Between Tower 1 and 2) info@thepleiacademy.sg 9684 8885 |
4-5 years 5-6 years above 6 years old |
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Katong Square (relocated) | East Region 88 East Coast Road, #02-05 Katong Square, Singapore 423371 info@thepleiacademy.sg 9684 8885 |
4-5 years 5-6 years above 6 years old |
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MyGym @ Tampines | East Region 2 Tampines Central 6, #06-02, NTUC Income, Tampines Point, Singapore, 529483 info@thepleiacademy.sg 9684 8885 |
5-6 years |
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I have no idea what Steam Education was about until I got to meet The Plei Academy at one of the event. It happens to be the "in" thing right now for young children. My son loves the Kibo alot. The teacher will first introduce the different blocks with bar code scan on them. Each block represents a different action and the children are required to sequence them properly so that the Kibo can function correctly. Once the sequence is determined, they will then need to scan it. So this is like programming without the need for complicated commands. The fun part comes when trying to test the Kibo - whether it functions as expected. Usually multiple times will be required and this requires logical thinking and trial and error. This is a program that is new and interesting to try.