Activities For Children and Families in Singapore

Explore unique tactile sculptures of The Little Prince In The Dark Collection with visually-impaired guides from Ngee Ann Polytechnic's Dialogue in the Dark.  You'll be led through a mini-experience of the essential elements of The Little Prince with your sense of touch! Visitors will be blindfolded. They will have an opportunity to converse with guides and gain a better understanding of this unique tactile experience.

Based on the book The Little Prince written by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, the exhibition celebrates the 75th anniversary of the publication. Discover how the well-loved story came about and the unusual man behind its creation. Meet unforgettable characters from The Little Prince and experience its iconic moments.  On display are stamps and philatelic materials, personal belongings of the author, illustrations, books, as well as sculptures by Arnaud Nazare-Aga.

Explore the wonderful world of frogs on our farm through hands-on tours with live displays and demonstration. You will be able to hand-feed the frogs, learn how to differentiate between a male and female frog, witness an all-male frog choir and observe how frogs camouflage in their “natural environment” among other exciting experiences. Everyone knows that frogs breathe through their skin, but how exactly can they inhale through this outer covering? How about the tale of the mysterious disappearance of the tadpoles’ tail? Come join us in one of the package tour to find out.

Let’s move to the beat! Learn the basics of Chinese dance and move together as a family in this fun and interactive workshop. No experience needed for this introductory class!

Do you know the story of Chinese New Year? A long time ago, there was a beast named Nian. Every Chinese New Year, it will come down from the mountains to scare the villagers. The villagers must work together to send Nian away for a peaceful year! Will they succeed? Conducted in a fun and engaging way, parents and children will bond through theatre games, role-play and storytelling as the story of Nian unfolds. The young ones will also build confidence and interest in Mandarin, while learning the values of creative thinking and cooperation in this interactive workshop!

Where have all the animals in the kampung gone? Audience will take on the role of villagers, embark on a courageous journey to think of ways to help the kampung! Adapted from a classic local folklore, the immersive and interactive children-only theatre production is specially created for children from ages 6 to 11. Packed with hands-on activities and creative storytelling, children will learn the importance of teamwork, responsibility and problem-solving in this unique experiential environment and participative performance without the help of parents or teachers.