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START SMALL DREAM BIG 2023
With Resorts World Sentosa, S.E.A. Aquarium
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Learning Outcomes
MAIN FOCUS LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Learn about the threats that marine animals
Language and Literacy
and their environment are facing
Understand how their daily choices can affect
Discovery of the world
the marine community
Be inspired to practice sustainability and take
Social and Emotional Development
action in protecting the marine environment
Educators can find out which marine conservation topic
interests the children to kick start their project
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Collaboration Between Your Centre and S.E.A. Aquarium
Onsite Learning Assembly
Journeys Talk
S.E.A. Aquarium Project
E-resource Collaboration
Free and Easy
Onsite Learning Journeys
• A variety of onsite learning journeys to choose from for a holistic
An assembly talk held in your centre where
experience
we will host an interactive and engaging
Utilise our e-resources to • Recommended:
session with your preschool children using
kickstart your SSDB project • Junior Underwater Exploration ((refer to slide 6)
the e-resource
on marine animal / • I Wonder Why: Am I a Fish? (refer to slide 7)
conservation!
We are always on the lookout for creative
Free & Easy
project concepts by your preschoolers!
• Educators may choose to purchase the Junior Marine Conservationist
Handbook* as an add-on activity for the children
*Junior Marine Conservationist Handbook is available for purchase at $4 per book (only applicable to schools)
RWS Restricted * Usage of Junior Marine Conservationist Handbook is non-guided
S.E.A. Aquarium E-resource
The S.E.A. Aquarium E- resources includes
a story and resource guide.
The stories are designed with alternative outcomes
to guide children in making choices in their daily lives.
This encourage children to ask questions about how their
choices may affect the marine environment.
Centres are encouraged to snap photos of session / activities conducted using the resources.
Share your efforts with us via email or post them on your Facebook page / Instagram and tag us #seaassdb2023 and @s.e.a.aquarium
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S.E.A. Aquarium Learning Journeys
TOUR-BASED
S.E.A.A. Discovery Tour
Target Groups Duration Min / Max Size
Learning Objectives:
• Identify a variety of marine animals and their habitats N1 – N2 1 hr 20 – 100
• Identify simple characteristics that animals have
K1 – K2 1 hr 20 – 100
• Describe what they can do to help conserve the environment
S.E.A.A. Quest
Learning Objectives: Target Groups Duration Min / Max Size
• Identify a variety of marine animals and their habitats
K1 – K2 1.5 hrs 20 – 100
• Identify anatomy of selected marine animals
• Give examples of threats that some of these animals’ face
Junior Underwater Exploration
Target Groups Duration Min / Max Size
Learning Objectives:
• Identify a variety of marine animals and their habitats K1 – K2 1.5 hrs 20 – 100
through interactive storytelling
• Explain the importance of conserving the marine environment
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S.E.A. Aquarium Learning Journeys
CLASSROOM-BASED
Tiny Adventure: Fish Features
Target Groups Duration Min / Max Size
Learning Objectives:
• Differentiate fish from different groups of animals N1 – N2 45 mins 15 – 20
• Repeat dance movements and move confidently to an action song
Tiny Adventure: Colours of the Sea
Target Groups Duration Min / Max Size
Learning Objectives:
• Identify colours – red, yellow, blue, green, orange and purple N1 – N2 45 mins 15 – 20
• Explain how marine animals use their colours for protection
I Wonder Why: Am I A Fish?
Target Groups Duration Min / Max Size
Learning Objectives:
• Identify various groups of animals in the marine environment K1 – K2 1.5 hrs 20 – 25
• List 3 main characteristics of a fish
• Distinguish fish from other groups of animals
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Free & Easy
Free & Easy is a non-guided experience which educators can bring
their children to explore the aquarium based on their interest.
In addition, educators are recommended to purchase the Junior
Marine Conservationist Handbook for children to further understand
the topic on marine conservation.
Each booklet cost $4 (UP. $5), pricing limited to schools. Do note that
it is recommended for each children to have their own booklet.
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Assembly Talks
An assembly talk will be held in your centre,
conducted by the S.E.A.A. educators
This assembly talks includes a sharing session about the current
threats faced by the marine animals and follow-up by the see-
think-wonder segment will be conducted at the end of the
session to encourage curiosity and inquiry among children. This
would guide the educators to plan their SSDB project.
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Project Collaboration
Banner Design Interview
If your centre is keen to expand your
project and make it happen, the S.E.A.
Aquarium team is open to discussing and
Beach Clean-up executing possible ideas with you and
Poster Design
your pre-schoolers!
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Target Groups Duration Min / Max Size
Junior Underwater Exploration K1 – K2 1.5 hrs 20 – 100
Go on an underwater adventure with your Captain! Little explorers can learn all about the
marine animals, threats that they faced and how to protect their ocean home.
S.E.A.
Tour-based Project
Aquarium Assembly Talk
programme Collaboration
E-resource
An assembly talk will be held in your
Participate in the Junior Underwater centre, conducted by the S.E.A.A. educators
Exploration to learn more about marine
conservation! (A brainstorming session with children on
the topic of marine conservation)
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I Wonder Why: Am I A Fish? K1 – K2 1.5 hrs 20 – 25
Are all animals that live in the water fish? Why do marine animals look so different? Participants can
learn the characteristics of a fish through activities that will stimulate every keen learner’s mind.
S.E.A. Classroom segment +
Project
Aquarium See, Think, Wonder Tour segment
Collaboration
E-resource segment
1. The classroom component for I Wonder Why:
Am I A Fish will be conducted in your centre
The tour component for I Wonder
2. A “See, Think, Wonder” segment will be held in Why: Am I A Fish will be conducted
your centre, conducted by the S.E.A.A. within S.E.A. Aquarium
educators (A brainstorming session with
children on the topic of marine conservation)
I Wonder Why: Am I A Fish comprises of 2 segments – Classroom and Tour
For SSDB Partners, the 2 segments will be separated
RWS RestrictedBooking Enquiries
Kindly refer to the booking enquiry template if you wish to book for any of our learning journeys.
To: education@rwsentosa.com
CC: Linjia.heng@rwsentosa.com ; foongoi.loh@RWSentosa.com
Subject: SSDB 2023 – (YOUR CENTRE NAME AND BRANCH)
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(Ms) Cheryl Heng (Ms) Loh Foong Oi
Linjia.heng@rwsentosa.com foongoi.loh@RWSentosa.com
(Mr) Bryan Ang (Mr) Tan Hong Kai
bryan.zyang@RWSentosa.com hongkai.t@RWSentosa.com
Booking enquiries (learning journey):
education@rwsentosa.com
*do kindly cc main ICs in your email and
indicate that you are participating with S.E.A. Aquarium (refer to slide 14).
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