Kak Fifi and Mimi: Early Exposure to STEM & Bahasa Melayu

Our backup plans 😄 somewhere out there in the universe 🚀

🌊 Did you know the ocean helps us breathe? 💙

More than half of the oxygen we breathe comes from tiny ocean plants called phytoplankton! These microscopic organisms use sunlight to make food and release oxygen into the air. 🌱☀️

Singapore MOE Science >> Living things need air, water and sunlight to survive. ☀️
Singapore MOE Science >> Plants help support life on Earth. 🌱

👇 Were you surprised that the ocean produces so much of our oxygen?

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Can you build a candy-making robot with circles and hexagons? 🤖🍬
In this Kak Fifi reel, kids use colourful 2D shapes — including circles, hexagons and rectangles — to design a fun candy-making robot, from the eyes to the body and compartments!

Aligned to Singapore MOE Primary Math — Geometry: 2D Shapes, where children learn to recognise, describe and make patterns with 2D shapes using attributes such as shape, size and colour.

🎥 Watch the full video on YouTube for the complete candy robot challenge!

LearnThroughPlay

✨ A simple question like "How many sides can you count?" can turn playtime into a meaningful learning moment!

🔺🔵🟩 Learning shapes is more than just naming them!

Children can learn to identify 2D shapes by counting their sides and corners, then compare and group shapes based on their features.

Singapore MOE Primary 1–2 Mathematics (Geometry) >> Essential observation, classification and critical thinking skills that form the foundation for future mathematical learning.

🎥 Watch along on YouTube!

Can we make a submarine… with everyday items? 🌊🚢

In our latest STEM Experiment, Kak Fifi and Mimi explore why some things sink, some things float, and how a submarine can move up and down in water! 💧🔍

It’s science you can see, try, and talk about with your little ones at home.

Watch the full video on our YouTube channel through the link in bio, or search “submarine Kak Fifi and Mimi” on YouTube! ✨
Stay curious & dream big! 🚀🌟