The PLEI Academy

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New class in collaboration with MyGym@Tampines

The Little Musical Scientist (3-4 year olds) is a STEAM programme for young learners. The programme focuses on science base activities as this is the age where the children are the most inquisitive. We build on their inquisitiveness with hands on activities for them to learn how things work around them.

They will be introduced to early technology where they will learn why certain tools are made and how they are used.

They will also explore and experiment with early engineering where they will learn to think, create, test and improve on their creations. They will bring home 80% of their creations home for further exploration.

The students will also learn about process arts where they learn about variouos ways to produce an art piece, eg pendulum painting, yarn painting and others.

They will also participate in some mathematical activities to build their interest in maths through games and interactive activities.

For enquiries email : [email protected]
For booking : http://mygym.com.sg/MyGym-Singapre-Online-Store/Partnership-Programs

Classes commence in June 2019. Every Friday : 4.00 - 4.45 pm. Join us now to build their skills in:

Collaboration
Problem Solving
Creativity
Communication
Others

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New Class in Collaboration with MyGym@Tampines

The Little Engineer's Lab (5-6 year olds) is a Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) programme. The students learn about intermediate science through hands on activities.

They also learn the Engineering Design Process where they plan, create, test and improve their creations. In addition, they learn about Growth Mindset, how not to give up and perservere to solve the fairytale characters problems through our Enchanted Engineering activities. They will also tinker with Strawbees in the engineering activities.

The students will also explore with robotics and coding using educationl tools like Bee Bot, Kibo and Lego Wedo.

Last but not least they will be introduced to electronics and explore with Snap Circuits and Little Bits Jr.

For enquiry email : [email protected]
For booking : http://mygym.com.sg/MyGym-Singapre-Online-Store/Partnership-Programs

Lower Term fees for MyGym members, enquire today!

Classes commencing every Friday 5-6 pm in June 2019

Our programmes are currently running in various preschools in Singapore.

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Collaboration is important in not only the process of learning but also our everyday social lives.🧐 Collaborative learning helps children to develop communication skills, grow a sense of responsibility, and also provides them with the opportunity to learn from one another.🤝

STEAM education offers children an environment to learn communication, interaction, and collaboration that would benefit them through their lifetimes!😊

The benefits of collaborative learning

STEAM education adds a level of creativity into children's thought process instead of simply memorising facts. Children are trained to think about solutions to problems by applying the knowledge they have learned.

Applied learning approaches like STEAM aims to reduce the academic stress of children and at the same time strengthen their future market competitiveness!

As the Worlds of Technology and Arts collide, great ideas emerge and get turned into reality.

sets the foundation for future leaders to think creatively and solve problems effectively, giving birth to unique innovations!

Best ideas emerge when tech intersects with the arts: Heng Swee Keat The arts and humanities are growing in importance even as hard sciences such as engineering, technology and mathematics have underpinned Singapore's development over the past 53 years, said Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat yesterday.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

‘‘Adding the ‘A’ for art and design to science, technology, engineering, and math empowers creativities and promote collaboration across disciplines.’’ — Babette Allina

Nowadays, innovations require not only technical skills and scientific knowledge but also artistic talent. Design-thinking and creativity are necessary to bring innovation to fruition.

Children are born with curiosity, coming to explore the world with open minds. By infusing art into STEM education, children are encouraged to create as engineers, design as artists, and think as scientists and mathematicians!