透过假日营帮助孩子增长知识，启发善良的心。

在疫情期间，在线上，我们大家还是可以手牵手守护我们共同的家园-地球妈妈，我们还是可以心连心汇成爱的海洋，让世界充满光明温暖的力量！

• 日期: 27/11 (六) 和 28/11 (日)

• 时间: 早上10点 至 下午3点

对象: 7 - 10 岁孩童和他们的家长

• 媒介语: 华语

• 营费：$40

(喜悦园在籍学生享有10% 折扣；义工老师的孩子享有20%折扣)

免费家长工作坊

• 28/11, 10am-11am

• 课程包含亲子活动哦! (28/11, 1pm-3pm)

家长别错过这个机会，给予孩子时间、专心陪伴、共同学习、共享生活。

教学活动: 听故事、看短片、玩游戏、做手工、画图画 (禅绕灵感艺术画)

联络人：丽嫦 (6464 5116 / 8313 1544) ,敏健 (8834 6578)

电邮址：contactus@blossomworld.sg

Instructors’ Profile

学生游戏课老师 - 陈彦丰老师

• 游戏化教学专业培训老师

• 马来西亚首位中文桌游教练

• 马来西亚“阅读理解”讲师

• 中国成都“游戏十点钟”亲子馆顾问

• “风的图书馆”儿童读书会带领者

• 曾受邀到 TEDX JONKER STREET、台湾、汶莱、新加坡等地区演讲，于新马两地带领教师培训坊及学生游戏化教学课程超过100场，2019年代表马来西亚出席全球华人游戏年会。

家长课讲师 - 吴灵芝讲师

是一位充满热衷的健康饮食生活方式实践者。她现为国际治疗考试委员会认可的饮食及营养食疗师，以及台湾欧阳英生机饮食老师认可的自然疗法饮食治疗师。在获得多年宝贵的蔬食烹饪经验后，灵芝希望向所有人传播“健康生活、安全饮食、自然疗愈”的信息。

禅绕画老师 - 丘慧珍老师Agnes Khew

Certified Zentangle & Yoga of Joy Teacher, Pastel Shine Art Master Instructor

Drawn to humanitarian causes and spiritual truths since young, Agnes was awed by the simplicity of Zentangle, the therapeutic effect of Pastel Shine Art and the flexibility of Yoga of Joy when she was first being introduced to.

She feels that all these disciplines that she has learnt can be a way of expressing one’s inner emotions and feelings. It helps her to simply be instead of chasing for constant perfection.

Teaching Yoga of Joy, Zentangle and Pastel Shines Art is very fulfilling and it supports others to get in touch with their innate potential and creative spirit too. Agnes aspires to inspire others to enjoy the goodness of simplicity and express their creativity self by connecting with their bodies, mind and souls. It has been a beautiful journey since 2015.

2020喜悦 ( 线上 )童心童愿假日营 ~童爱世界

Synopsis:

Loving all beings begins from loving oneself. Everyone needs love. When love flows in a family, the family is harmonious. Love starts with the cultivation of loving kindness and filial piety at home. Standards for Being A Good Student & Child said “If we injure ourselves, we will make our parents worry. If we do something unvirtuous, they will feel ashamed.” To love people like we love ourselves, we must be responsible for our own actions, not doing harm to ourselves, care for our family and the environment. This will make the world a better place!

The objective of

this camp is to lead the children to cultivate self-love, to seeing the love of their parents and siblings, and to be aware of societal contributions to their life, not forgetting what Mother Earth has been giving to all of us. Through a series of online lessons, games, hands-on activities, Zentangle Inspired arts and a mini-concert, we will sow the seeds of love and gratitude in their hearts while guiding them to put into practice what they learn.

Target audience: 8-12 year-olds

• Date: 21 & 22 Nov 2020

• Time: 10am - 3pm

• Language: bilingual

• Fee: $50 per pax (Please see registration form for more details)

We will send the camp booklet and relevant materials to campers through mail. Please register early to give us ample time to make sure your child/children receive all the camp materials before camp starts.

with professional trainers and speakers with over 30 years of experience

This camp is conducted in Mandarin and English with the intention to help English speaking children to learn moral values as well as improve their Mandarin while Mandarin speaking children will get to learn the contents of Di Zi Gui (The Standards for Being a Good Student and Child) in English and modern spoken Chinese translations.

Through the main activity of treasure hunting, children are able to learn to be mindful in daily life and be trustworthy. They will also learn to recognize and express their emotions, accept themselves for who they are, develop an understanding of others, and in the process, get a feel of the kindness of their parents and the warmth brought about by their families.

The second day of the camp features a talk designed to engage parents of the participating children as well as a parent-child activity which aims to close up the gap between the parents and their children, allowing them to experience a totally different and joyous learning journey.

Let the treasure hunt begin!

Children aged 8-10

• Date: 23/11/2019 & 24 /11/2019

• Time: 9am – 5pm

• Venue: Kallang Community Club

• Target No. of Participant: 60

• Language: Mandarin and English

• Fee: $180

Teachers from SKYLACE, a WELL RENOWNED CHINESE LANGUAGE SCHOOL which registered with the Ministry of Education (MOE) since 1989.

RICHARD LIM, a corporate trainer in HR management and development, has been conducting workshops on personal effectiveness, e.g. communication, problem solving, EQ, creative thinking, parenting - child character development.

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*It is compulsory for parents to participate on the 2nd day of the camp, 1.30pm – 5pm.

Camp Synopsis

In this fast-paced, digital world which values efficiency above all else, most people engage in the pursuit of material wealth. Regardless of age, most people are inseparable from their cellphones. Hence, there is a lack of personal interaction between people, resulting in a lack of understanding even among family members. In this generation, children are also burdened with lots of schoolwork and stress which cause them to be less adept at managing their overall personal lives. They tend to seek solace and comfort in the virtual world, cutting off interactions with the external world, resulting in a lot of negativity accumulating within their young minds.

This unique journey enables children to learn how to deal with their encounters in life, manage their own time, complete tasks systematically, speak properly and honestly to build trust with others. Special arrangements will be made to allow them to get in touch with their emotions, learn how to express them properly, learn to accept themselves for who they are and to understand the perspectives of others.

On the second day of the camp, not only can parents learn about the content of the Chinese Classics, they can also learn more about how their children think and feel, and in the process, learn how to improve their communication styles with them. Lastly, there is also a specially arranged segment to enable parents and children to narrow the gap between them and complete a totally unique and joyous learning journey together.

*It is compulsory for parents to participate on the 2nd day of the camp, 1.30pm – 5pm.

We are delighted to invite professional trainers and speakers with over 30 years of experience to the camp and they are:

Date : 22 & 23 Jun 2019, 10am - 6pm at Blossom Youth Centre

Objective : To promote parent-child communication and family harmony via a fun and exciting birthday party! 

The Power of Love and Respect is Magical!  Children will learn and explore through fun & exciting games and activities. Parents will participate on the 2nd day of camp to make this special birthday party memorable.

Language : Bilingual (in Chinese & English language)

Target participants : 8-12 year-olds

Synopsis:

As a child, do you know how much your parents love you? Do you wish that your parents would listen more to you? 

As parents, do you feel disappointed when you expressed your love to your children and it is not reciprocated? Do you wish your children will share more of their thoughts and feelings with you? Do you feel that the sibling relationships among your children are not so close? 

What are the standards for being a good child? How should parents nurture their children so that the family lives in harmony, with mutual respect, and love towards one another? 

In this 2-day camp with a parent workshop, participants will learn the first 2 chapters of The Standards for Being A Good Student and Child (or called The Guidelines for Being A Good Person, or Guide to A Happy Life) written by the ancient sages.

Through dance/song, videos, games, stories, experiential activities such as “Escape Rooms”, we aim to:

1. Instil positive values 

2. Understand participants and help them to "de-stress"

3. Enhance communication skills

4. Inspire mutual love and respect towards one another 

   
   

Children will celebrate their “birthday” on the second day of the camp. They are to organize their birthday party themselves. They need to go through 6 stations to find out (experience) the message The Power of Love and Respect is Magical.

This camp is specially designed for children from 8 -12 years old to find out what’s beyond love and to enjoy more nurturing and harmonious family relationships.

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Our world is changing and becoming increasingly complex. Unprecedented challenges to family life are becoming increasingly prevalent. How do the children of the 21st century understand and feel about the concept of unconditional love between their parents and themselves?

Fee: $180

Terms and Conditions:

• 5 % discount for early registration before 10 October 2018.

• 10 % discount for 2 and above participants registering at the same time.

*It is compulsory for parents to participate on the 2nd day of the camp, 9am – 5pm.

Beyond Love

Synopsis:

xiao 孝 (filial piety), which consists of reverent, sincere, self-sacrificing, and unconditional care for one’s parents while they are alive and after their death, is one of the basic values of Chinese traditional culture and the basis for the development of the moral person in Confucian ethics. Confucius describes filial piety and reiterates for its importance in creating a peaceful family and society in his book, Xiao Jing, also known as Classic of Xiao. The text was written in 4th-century BCE, showing how filial piety has been a part of Chinese values for a very long time.

However, what does it mean to be filial in the 21st century? How does being filial looked like in the present as compared to the past?

There is no doubt that the concept of filial piety has a significant influence over parenting and parent-child relationship. Parents are concerned that the children today do not practice acts of filial piety despite their constant teaching. Children, on the other hand, are questioning their obedience to parent’s wishes when they are not respected by their parents.

This 2-day camp will take on an active and critical learning approach for both parents and children to rethink what it means to be filial in the 21st century. Using different stimuli and a variety of drama strategies, we aim to inspire respectful, mutual and meaningful discussions with parents and children to explore and establish a shared understanding and practice of filial piety that are essential even today.

Children aged 8-12

Brief Overview of the 2 - Day Camp:

Day 1

• Children’s Drama Workshop (I) : Exploring the concept of ‘Filial Piety’ through personal narratives and other social stories.

Day 2

• Children’s Drama Workshop (II): Framing the concept of ‘ Filial Piety’ through personal and collective narratives.

• Parent’s Workshop: Exploring and Framing the concept of ‘Filial Piety’ in relation to parenting practices

• Forum Theatre: Parents and Children will be involved as spec-actors during this interactive performance.

Children Drama Workshop

• 10 & 11 Nov 2018，Saturday & Sunday, 9am – 5pm

• Workshop will be conducted in English and Mandarin.

• Fee: $180

  • 5 % discount for early registration before 10 October 2018.

  • 10 % discount for 2 and above participants registering at the same time.

  • Parents’ participation on the 2nd day is compulsory.

• Incl. of camp handbook, 2 lunch, 4 refreshment, T-shirt & Goodie bag

Parents Workshop & Parent-Child Activities

• 11 Nov 2018, Sunday, 9am – 5pm

• Workshop will be conducted in English and Mandarin.

Venue: Kallang Community Club, 45 Boon Keng Road, 339771

Our world is changing and becoming increasingly complex and unsafe. Hence, it is of great importance to help our young to develop practical skills for mindfulness and learn how to cope with the changes as well as become agents for social change.

This 2-day holiday camp will take on a process-oriented approach to engage children in discovering more about themselves and the world that they are living in. Using the chosen story/ picture as a stimulus, children will use drama tools, such as Role-Play and Creative Movement to explore dramatic play, creating scenarios from the story that will highlight themes relevant to their lives. Through a variety of child led activities, children will explore the use of drama strategies to establish character relationships, understand situations and come up with ideas to solve problems.

There will be a family engagement segment on Day 2, where the parents will be invited to participate alongside with their children to co-create their image of a better world through different artistic mediums.

Our Educational Objectives:

• Engaging children in the process of learning in and through the arts
• Developing children’s imagination and creativity
• Fostering critical thinking and creative problem-solving skills
• Exploring and Evaluating ideas from different perspectives
• Expressing feelings and interpreting feelings of others
• Enhancing communication and literacy skills to better understand one another
• Empowering children to be active agents of change for the benefit of others

Age Group: K1 – P4

Date: 25th Nov 2017 (Sat) and 26th Nov 2017 (Sun)

Time: 9am – 5:00pm

Venue: Kallang Community Club (Boon Keng MRT), 

45 Boon Keng Road, Singapore 339771

Fees: $180* (*Include 1 t-shirt, lunches, snacks, goodie bag, learning materials etc.)
10% off for Early Bird Registration & Payment before 15 Oct 2017
10% off for 2 or more registrants

Complimentary Parents’ seminar, limited to one parent per child**
**Parents of non campers need to pay $20 to attend this parents’ seminar

No. of participants: 60

Language Media: English  

Registration Deadline: 12/11/2017

About the teacher:

Elaine Ng holds a Master’s Degree in Early Childhood Education from the University of South Australia and a Diploma in Speech and Drama from London Teacher Training College.  She has more than 20 years of experience working with children, families and early childhood educators. She conducts arts education workshops for preschool educators and parents while she tirelessly promotes the arts to be integrated into the Singapore preschool core curriculum.  She also heads the Continuing Education and Training committee at the Singapore Drama Educators Association (SDEA). 

The Joyous Learning Grove children holiday camp will be led by Elaine together with her team of artist educators.