Venue:   The Observatory, Omni-Theatre

Fee: Free admission (No pre-registration required)

Come join us as a partial solar eclipse makes its appearance over Singapore! A galore of fun & exciting activities await you!

"Besides understanding the facts & concepts, the child must be able to spell the keywords (to avoid losing marks for wrong spelling) correctly and answer fully. Example, there are questions which shows 2 pictures : 1 is a chick with a water dish, 1 is just a chick. Question asks, which one will survive longer and why. If answer is 'It has water', you get 1/2 mark. Answer is 'Chick needs water to survive and chick A has water', you get 1 mark. These are the tricky areas that we have to point out to the child. " cafelatte

With the new science syllabus, the emphasis on hands on learning is massive. Personally, I find that due to this very reason, the foundation layer step is being taken quite lightly.

Hands on experimental learning enhances the understanding of the topics but the knowledge of the topics need to be there. It bring forth the empasis on theoretical knowledge which the child has learnt.
One approach would be,

1. Draw out a topical concept map. This would help your child in terms of remembering the key words to the particular concepts.

Venue:  Observatory, Omni-Theatre

Bring your friends & family for a magical night out, basking in the warm glow of lanterns & discovering the enchanting night sky.