Minion Party Carnival @ Cairnhill
We’re going ‘Minion Wild” this Friday at Mulberry Learning @ Cairnhill! With games galore and DIY crafts for kids 2-5 years old, Minion-themed of course, your children will go bananas.
So join us on 25th May 2018 from 5pm – 7pm, because the lucky 3rd and 23rd family to complete the activity card for all stations will win a limited edition Minion Instax Camera worth $170!
Psst… Come dress up as your favourite Minion character too, and get a gift from us! Parents don’t be shy! 😉
Mulberry Learning @ Cairnhill
A-peeling Activities!
Minion Wild Delights
Ofcourse, we can’t have a Minion Carnival without a tribute to the Minions with one of their favourite food right?
Picture Me Minion
Hana, Dul, Sae! The Minions want to take a picture with you, will you do them the favor?
Toss A Minion
Fight, fight, fight, fight! Are you ready for a game of toss with the Minions? Ready or not, here they come!
DIY Minion Sandwich
“Me Want Banana!” means “I’m Hungry” in Minion language. Can you prepare a sandwich for them, and what will your perfect Minion sandwich looks like?
DIY Minion Balloon
“Baboi?” Oh no, little Bob lost his toy! Can you make him a new one using a balloon?
About Mulberry Learning
Mulberry Learning Centre was started with the dream of creating well-rounded children with imaginative young minds, positive attitudes and strength of character.
Over the years, our unique pedagogy has touched the lives of many children and parents. We are recognized for our vibrant Reggio-inspired learning spaces, comprehensive bilingual programmes, holistic development outcomes,and strengths in character development via Habits of Mind.
We have won awards like the Best of the Best Preschool Awards 2015, and we are the first ever preschool network in the world to be certified by The Institute for Habits of Mind from the USA.
What is the “Habits of Mind”?
Habits of Mind is about knowing how to behave intelligently and respond effectively to uncertainty or dilemmas. It provides children of all ages a framework for autonomous learning, critical thinking and effective inquiry. The framework was developed by Dr Arthur Costa, Emeritus Professor of Education at California State University, Sacramento, and Co-Director of the Institute for Intelligent Behavior in El Dorado Hills, California.
