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Early moon discount for our programme! Experience the beauty of a STEAM education through the Waldorf Pedagogy!
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Have you tried Google's new moon phase puzzle game?
Test your astronomy with a classic twist of Tic-Tac-Toe!
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The number 153 is associated with the geometric shape known as the Vesica Piscis or Mandorla. Archimedes, in his Measurement of a Circle, referred to this ratio (153/265), as constituting the "measure of the fish", this ratio being an imperfect representation of
1/3≈
0.57735
{\displaystyle 1/{\sqrt {3}}\approx 0.57735}.[1]

As a triangular number, 153 is the sum of the first 17 integers, and is also the sum of the first five positive factorials:
1!+2!+3!+4!+5!

The number 153 is also a hexagonal number, and a truncated triangle number, meaning that 1, 15, and 153 are all triangle numbers.

⭐🌃✨🌍Astronomy 1 week Holiday Camp For 10-13 years old🌍✨🌃⭐
✴✨Various location✨✴
Come explore the timeless beauty of the night sky through *naked-eye astronomy.* Observe the heavens and connect with the rhythms of nature as we explore the Sun, Moon, constellations, and planets from a *geocentric perspective*. Through this, we'll discover the intricate harmony between the macrocosm and microcosm—the greater universe and our place within it. Experience the lawful rhythms of the cosmos, and find a deeper connection with the world around us.

Week 1(Nov 18th-22nd) 261 Waterloo Street (Bras Basah & Bencoolen Mrt)
Week 2 (Nov 25th - 29th) 261 Waterloo Street ( Bras Basah & Bencoolen Mrt)
Week 3 ( Dec 2th - 6th) 261 Waterloo Street ( Bras Basah & Bencoolen Mrt)
Week 4 ( Dec 9th-13th ) Jurong West Ave 1
Week 5 (Dec 16th - 20th) - Kembangan Area - 72 Jalan Senang

Price :$480 for half day week camp (9am to 1pm) Snack Provided
Cost : $680 for full day week camp (9am to 5pm) Lunch & Snack Provided

Register at bitl.ly/HB777 or contact 90296547 / [email protected]

⭐🌃✨🌍Astronomy 1 week Holiday Camp For 10-13 years old🌍✨🌃⭐
✴✨Various location✨✴
Come explore the timeless beauty of the night sky through naked-eye astronomy. Observe the heavens and connect with the rhythms of nature as we explore the Sun, Moon, constellations, and planets from a geocentric perspective. Through this, we'll discover the intricate harmony between the macrocosm and microcosm—the greater universe and our place within it. Experience the lawful rhythms of the cosmos, and find a deeper connection with the world around us.

Week 1(Nov 18th-22nd) 261 Waterloo Street (Bras Basah & Bencoolen Mrt)
Week 2 (Nov 25th - 29th) 261 Waterloo Street ( Bras Basah & Bencoolen Mrt)
Week 3 ( Dec 2th - 6th) 261 Waterloo Street ( Bras Basah & Bencoolen Mrt)
Week 4 ( Dec 9th-13th ) Jurong West Ave 1
Week 5 (Dec 16th - 20th) - Kembangan Area - 72 Jalan Senang

Price :$480 for half day week camp (9am to 1pm) Snack Provided
Cost : $680 for full day week camp (9am to 5pm) Lunch & Snack Provided

Signup @ bit.ly/HB777 or contact 90296547

The reverence for stars and constellations is a common thread running through many ancient cultures, with Ursa Major being particularly significant. This constellation, known for its prominent asterism, the Big Dipper, has been a symbol and a guide for various civilizations throughout history.

🏛️ Ancient Egyptians

The ancient Egyptians held the stars in high regard, incorporating them into their mythology, religion, and architecture. Ursa Major, known to them as "The Bull's Thigh," was of particular importance. The constellation was associated with Osiris, the god of the afterlife. The temples and pyramids were often aligned with the stars, and the Great Pyramid of Giza is an example where its sides are closely aligned with the cardinal points. It is believed that certain temples were constructed to face the axis of stars in Ursa Major, thus integrating their reverence for the stars into their monumental architecture. This alignment allowed the Egyptians to track the movements of the stars and hold religious ceremonies at significant times of the year.

🔮Ancient China

In ancient China, Ursa Major played a crucial role in metaphysical calculations and was integral to various practices. The seven stars of the Big Dipper were seen as celestial deities and formed the basis of numerous mystical systems including:

Feng Shui: The placement and orientation of buildings and objects were influenced by the positions of the stars, with the Big Dipper guiding the practice to harness positive energy.

Qi Wei Dou Shu: This form of Chinese astrology uses the stars of Ursa Major to determine personal destiny and fate.

Ba Zi (Four Pillars of Destiny): This divination system uses the stars to analyze a person's fate and fortune based on their birth details.

Qi Men Dun Jia: An ancient form of divination and strategy, this practice used the Big Dipper for forecasting and decision-making in warfare and other critical endeavors.

Weaving is a great project for kids 6 and above! In fact I gave a practice weave for my 3 year daughter for her to get used to the motion of weaving through the sections, a great activity of focus and concentration for an artistic activity. If you do not want to get a weaving loom, 2 sticks and some yarn will do the same.

In the Waldorf Grade Programme, circle movement holds numerous benefits:

Physical Development: It enhances coordination, balance, and gross motor skills as children engage in various movement activities.

Social Interaction: Circle movement fosters teamwork, cooperation, and communication among peers as they participate in group activities.

Rhythm and Timing: Children learn about rhythm, timing, and sequencing through songs, dances, and games, which can aid in cognitive development.

Cultural Appreciation: Through multicultural songs and dances, children gain an appreciation for different cultures and traditions.

Emotional Expression: Movement allows children to express themselves creatively, releasing pent-up energy and emotions in a positive way.

Attention and Focus: Participating in circle activities can improve attention spans and concentration as children follow instructions and stay engaged.

Sense of Community: Circle movement activities help foster a sense of belonging and community within the classroom, promoting inclusivity and empathy.

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Our founder received an intensive training at the for her grade 3 and 4 training of creation and norse mythology last march. Here are some possibilities she sees in the Waldorf Grade Programme❤️