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We were overjoyed to receive a full participation rate on the day itself.
Children and parents were greeted by our friendly MYOP team upon entering
the venue and were ushered to their seats. Children were also seen
The Director of E.H. Traders, Mr. Mervyn Tan addressing
the parents who accompanied their children at the start of the
programme on how the mighty pencil is a creative tool for communication.
He later continued with the learning segment of the programme to enable the
participants to gain green knowledge and fun facts about making pencils.
Make Your Own Pencil aspires to foster a stronger bond between children
and their parents when they engage in the creative activities of the programme.
During the process of making pencils,
we observe the children's responses,
to identify their expression of communication.
Some children exhibit their reactions differently.
During the process of making pencils,
we observe the children's responses,
to identify their expression of communication.
Some children exhibit their reactions differently.
Children are able to express their creativity
by engaging their thought processes.
We aim to value-add to their knowledge
on the content that they colour.
Parents are encouraged to colour alongside
with their children to better their communication.
Parents were also observed to be assisting
their children to frame up their creations.
This engagement boosts their bonding further.
A sense of achievement from the children,
as they celebrated the result of their
value-added knowledge of the tortoise.
They shared that the tortoise also lives in muddy areas, hence they coloured its shell partially brown.
A sense of achievement came along with hard work!
Her self-discovery was accentuated well
by the colours she chose.
At the end of the programme,
all the participants enjoyed themselves during
their 1 hour of quality time together.