March 16 | DIY Kit

How can there be no kite for the spring breeze? Our teachers will help children paint their favorite patterns on the kite clothe, glue the skeleton and tie the wire wheel. Children will improve their fine motor ability, concentration and aesthetic abilities through painting and hand movements

March 23 | Tinkling Wind Chime

The spring breeze is silent and it needs the wind chime to convey its thinking! Children will paint their favorite patterns, tie the pipes of wind chime, then be able to hang it in front of the window. By making wind chimes, children learn basic music theory, develop their creativity, imagination and hand-on skills.

March 30 | Retractable Paper Umbrella

Spring rain keeps falling, children need to prepare small paper umbrellas for their dolls and superheroes to shelter them from the wind and rain. Through the use of colored paper, scissors and tape, children can make a small retractable paper umbrella. Origami activities are a good way to exercise children's comprehensive coordination skills including their hands, eyes and brain.

March 17 | Colorful Rainbow

How can we make a rainbow out of simple materials? In this experiment, the teacher will show children the properties of different densities and make a colorful rainbow.

March 24 | Magic Hot and Cold Water

Children can add cold water to their cup if their water is too hot to drink; it's warm in this way and perfect to drink. But in this experiment, we learn that hot and cold water do not mix together! How can this be? Come and solve the mystery in class.

March 31 | Rainbow Rain

Rain of all different colors will fall! In this experiment, the teacher will take children to make beautiful and dreamlike rainbow rain with simple materials