Treetop Learning Center

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Condition is 8/10 - 9/10.
We open since 2019 July and met pandemic at 2020 March.
For over 20 months we DID NOT operate hence EVERYTHING IS PRETTY NEW!!!!

We know we are loved by our parents 🥺❤️
Thank you for all your kind words ❤️







Be curious, Be passionate, Be Lifelong Learner

❤️ We will continue to keep our belief strong and use it in our life ❤️
Hop over to Emrys The Pistachio to know more about how our Principal Grace applies the knowledge and belief In Early Childhood to her son 😉

📚 Reading

If you want your child to have better language skills or excel in academic, starts reading to them everyday!

Research showed that children who are being read to everyday lead to higher academic success in future than children who only focus on recognition of letters and numbers at early age🤭

Let's starts reading with children today! 💓

🔎 Experiment with Air Pressure

Materials: Candle, lighter, water, glass plate, food coloring (optional: for better visibility), glass jar.

How?
Fill the plate with one cup of water, drop few drops of food coloring and stir it well.
Place the candle in the middle for plate and ignite it.
Cover the candle with glass jar and WAIT FOR IT!
PAY CLOSE ATTENTION TO WHAT IS GONNA HAPPEN!

Do you know why? Let your child has a guess!

Why: After the flame heats the air inside the glass jar, hot air expands (but we can’t see with our naked ice). When the flame goes off and air become cooler, it contracts and create a weak vacuum with lower air pressure! Therefore higher air pressure outside the glass jar “force” the water into the glass jar!

🔎 Cutting with scissors

Scissors are not dangerous! But a GREAT TOOL for children to work on their fine motor skills and coordination! Working with scissors even give children the feeling of POWER 😆 because adults are the one who use scissors all time! When passing a scissors to children, you may also teach about safety!

As young as 18 months children can start playing with paper scissors! Paper scissors are much safer because it can only cut paper 😂 But it’s much difficult to cut too because you have to get the right angle! We recommend normal child’s scissors but always use UNDER ADULT SUPERVISION.

If you plan to do cutting with your child, go ahead and get unwanted paper to start practicing ❤️ Children can start with cutting straight line, then round shape, then zigzag line!

Let’s do some cutting today! ✂️✂️✂️✂️

🔎 Heavy vs Light

We always tell children an elephant is big and HEAVY; a mouse is small and LIGHT! The best way to learn heavy and light, is to let your child experience weight! But I guess none of us carry an elephant before to really feel how heavy it is right?😂

Let's use what we have! All you need is 2 paper cups, strings and a hanger! Poke 2 holes (1 left, 1 right) on both paper cups, lace a 15cm string through the holes and tie it. Do it for both cups. Hang both cups on two sides of a hanger! TA~DA~ You have a DIY scale!

Let your child get anything that he wants to compare! Put it in the cup, the hanger will tilt to the heavier side! Let him know which is heavy and light. Try getting different things each time! After a few rounds, let him tell you which side is heavy and light!

Children get to learn to estimate amount and if you would like to add on, you can do quantity counting too (using same groups of items). For instance, 5 marble balls are heavier than 3 marble balls!

Have fun!

🔎 Sorting/ Classification

Do you know it's important for children to learn sorting/ classification?

Children understand the world by seeking patterns and orders naturally, that's why they are attracted by this type of activity immediately! Learning to sort and classify builds foundation to their Math skills later on! By sorting, children learn to identify objects based on their attribute, whether it is alike or different! Research shows that children who are used to comparing and contrasting do better in Mathematics later!

What can we sort at home? ANYTHING! We adults are constantly doing sorting too! For example, sorting clean dishes and dirty one; sorting clean laundry by putting it in different categories; sorting kitchen utensils and stationery at different places! These daily routines are the one children are interested in too! If you want to design a purposeful play, try to get different items at home and let your child sort by colors, shapes, functions, designs, patterns, or anything that you can think of! This helps children to build their logical thinking too!