On Friday, we had a great time at the Japanese summer festival🎐We all danced the Bon Odori dance, played the watermelon hitting, and looked at the food stalls in an indoor gym. Children liked Yo-yo (water balloons) fishing very much. This is a popular activity for kids during the festival in Japan. They ate shaved ice while enjoying the festival. They also made chocolate-covered bananas for an afternoon snack, ate yakisoba for lunch, and experienced the delicious food of the festival🍉🍧🍌Unlike Singapore, summer in Japan only lasts about two or three months. Artskidz children could feel the precious Japanese sentiment towards summer through the festival.金曜日に日本の夏祭りを盛大に楽しみました🎐みんなで盆踊りを踊り、スイカ割りをし、屋台の食べ物作品を鑑賞しました。ゲームでは日本と同じようにヨーヨー釣りが大人気でした。お祭りを楽しみながらかき氷も食べました。アフタヌーンスナックにはチョコレートバナナを作り、ランチには焼きそばを食べ、お祭りのおいしいものも経験しました🍉🍧🍌一年中暑いシンガポールと異なり、日本では夏は2、3ヶ月ほどしかありません。そんな貴重な日本の夏への思いを、お祭りを通して子どもたちは感じることができたと思います。 ... See MoreSee Less
An exciting weekend at the SAM Singapore Art Museum event at VivoCity's Maritime Foyer! It's wonderful to witness that the children from ArtsKidz participated so actively, presenting their art pieces with confidence and sharing their creative objectives. The presence of notable guests like representatives from the Ministry of Education and the head of ECDA surely added to the significance of the event. Kudos to the proud parents and the talented children of ArtsKidz for making the event a success! ... See MoreSee Less
**Happy 59th National Day, Singapore!**"We, the citizens of Singapore, pledge ourselves as one united people..."May we continue to enjoy safety, peace, and prosperity for many years to come. Wishing all Artskidz families a blessed and joyful holiday! ... See MoreSee Less
Amazing work present by children, staffs and parent. From recycled materials to natures, from textures of rock salt to whimsy of melted crayon and shaving cream. Our student have crafted unique masterpiece showcasing their boundless imaginations and talent. As part of immersive experience, we’ve carefully curated parent/ child activities to ignite inspiration and foster shared moment of discovery. ... See MoreSee Less
Vesak Day, also known as Buddha Day, is one of the most significant festivals in the Buddhist calendar. It commemorates the birth, enlightenment, and death (parinirvana) of Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism. The date of Vesak varies each year, typically falling on the full moon of the lunar month of Vesakha, which usually corresponds to April or May.Celebrations of Vesak Day include various rituals such as chanting, meditation, and making offerings at temples. Devotees often engage in acts of charity, reflecting the teachings of compassion and kindness central to Buddhism. In many countries, colorful lanterns, processions, and the bathing of Buddha statues are common practices. Vesak Day serves as a reminder of the Buddha's teachings and an opportunity for Buddhists to reaffirm their commitment to these principles.bless Vesak Day to every one from all Over the world. ... See MoreSee Less