art craft dance food fashion - moe · 2015. 5. 20. · rolled crepe flavored with pandan juice and...

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Carbon CopyCharcoal Drawing

Activity

This workshop aims to provide an opportunity for participants to explore and have fun drawing usingcharcoal and instructor Yen will share some tips too! This workshop will involve a parent/grandparent andevery participant is required to bring a family heirloom / significant token or item, or picture as the subjectfor drawing.

When

• Wed 15 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 1 to 6

Materials Involved

• Charcoal pencils

Cost

• $4 per participant (includes accompanying adult)

Class size

• Maximum 20 students per session.1 parent/grandparent is allowed toaccompany each student for a total of40 participants.

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About the Instructor

• Yen Chua is an artist, art therapist, and a Kellock Parent. She has aBFA from the San Francisco Art Institute, Diploma in ChinesePainting from the Beijing Central Academy of Fine Arts,MA(Research) from National Institute of Education and MA(ArtTherapy) from LASALLE College of the Arts, OUVA. She has beenan artist for many years and has held her own exhibitions. For moreinfo, check out www.yenchua.net

http://www.yenchua.net/

It’s Black, It’s WhiteBlack & White Photography

Activity

Professional photographer, Mr Benny Ang will share his expertise on black and white photography. He will give an introduction to the basics of photography, followed by how to develop an eye to capture images in hues of black and white. There will be also a practical session to round things up along with critiques.

Participants are to bring their own cameras. Most of the class will be conducted outdoors.

When

• Mon 13 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 1, 2, 3• Wed 15 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 4, 5, 6

Materials Involved

• Digital camera

Class size

• Minimum 10 students per session.

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Cost

• $10 per participant


• Benny Ang is a professional photographer specializing inwedding photography. For more info, check outhttp://fujifilm-x.com/photographers/en/benny_ang/#01

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http://fujifilm-x.com/photographers/en/benny_ang/#01

Pulau UrbanPicture-based Urban Sketching

Activity

In this activity, the history of Singapore is first presented via drawings, e.g. the difference between theolder and more recent HDB flats. You will get to learn drawing skills, using mediums such as colour pencilsand sketching pens and pair up to draw a landscape of your choice with expert guidance from theinstructor.

When

• Wed 15 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 4, 5, 6

Materials Involved

• Sketching pens, colour pencils

Cost


Class size

• Minimum 30 students per session, maximum of 40.

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• Inside Out Drawing Studio incorporates the eduArts Curriculum intheir program, which is based on the Monart Method. Helmed bypeople who are genuinely passionate about art and drawing, allof their qualified coaches have years of teaching experience, andare eager to impart their knowledge, skills and experience toeveryone who is willing to learn.

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FrozenMaking of Traditional Ice Cold Desserts

Activity

The first ice-cold desserts were ice balls made from finely-grated ice, packed into a ball and topped withcoloured sugar syrup, typically held and eaten using the hands. The ice ball was a common sight in the1950s and 1960s and sold along the roads and street corners, usually by pushcart drink vendors.Participants will have a hands-on experience using a traditional ice shaving machine and creating their ownice balls and ice kachang using the flavours and colours available.

*Ingredients will not contain any pork or lard. Not recommended for students with nut allergies.

When

• Mon 13 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 3, 4, 5• Tues 14 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 1, 2, 3• Wed 15 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 4, 5, 6

Materials Involved

• Ice shaving machine, ice blocks, colouredsyrups, ice kachang ingredients, plastic gloves

Cost


Class size

• Maximum 30 students per session. Participantsfor the Monday session may involve a parent/grandparent for a total of 60 participants.

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• The instructor currently runs a food & beverage business in theCentral Business District, serving Asian-Western fusion culinarycreations.

Wrap & RollMaking of Popiah and Kueh Dadar

Activity

Popiah is a thin paper-like pancake stuffed with a filling made of cooked vegetables and meats. ASingaporean favourite, it is often eaten as a snack or accompaniment to a main meal. Kueh Dadar is arolled crepe flavored with pandan juice and filled with grated coconut steeped in palm sugar.

In this activity, the instructor will first demonstrate the making of Popiah and Kueh Dadar wrapper skins,and also show how to cook the internal ingredients. Pre-made skins and ingredients will be provided forparticipants to wrap their own rolls. Ingredients will not contain any pork or lard. not recommended forstudents with nut allergies. Interested participants will also be allowed to make the skins (subject to timeavailability)

When

• Mon 13 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 3, 4, 5• Wed 15 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 1, 2, 3

Materials Involved

• Portable electric pan, cooked popiah andkueh dadar ingredients and plastic gloves

Cost


Class size

• Maximum 30 students per session.Participants for the Wednesday sessionmay involve a parent/ grandparent for atotal of 60 participants.

Brought to you by:


• A Kellock Grandparent, Mdm Grace Chow was a bakery ownerfrom the 1980s – 2000s before retiring to care for hergrandchildren. Currently a contributing writer to a food blog, sheis still very active in the culinary scene.

Fly Me to the MoonMaking of Mooncake

Activity

Traditionally eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival, mooncakes are a baked Chinese pastry that wereoriginally filled with lotus seed paste. Over time they have diversified and crusts can now come chewy orflaky with flavours like yam, durian and even chocolate.

Here, the instructor will first demonstrate the making of mooncake snowskin. She will also show how tocook the filling and how to shape the mooncakes using a traditional wooden mould. Pre-made skins, fillingsand plastic moulds will be provided for participants to make their own mooncakes. Ingredients will notcontain any pork or lard. Not recommended for students with nut allergies.

When

• Tues 14 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 1, 2, 3

Materials Involved

• Mooncake mould, mooncake fillings

Cost


Class size

• Maximum 30 students per session.Participants may involve a parent/grandparent for a total of 60participants.

Brought to you by:About the Instructor

• A Kellock Grandparent, Mdm Grace Chow was a bakery ownerfrom the 1980s – 2000s before retiring to care for hergrandchildren. Currently a contributing writer to a food blog, sheis still very active in the culinary scene.

The StonesSewing Five Stones

Activity

Students will learn to hand-stitch a set of five stones by instructors from ‘Sew into It’. Five stones is atraditional game played in Singapore since our kampong days. This game improves eyesight, memory andbuilds concentration. In today’s context, this would be considered an ‘educational game’ as in the past we didnot have the benefit of technology and electronic gadgets.

Having a parent or grandparent present will help ensure that the workshop can be completed within 11/2hrs. Students will be given instructions to take home on how to play the game after they have completedtheir sewing.

When

• Mon 13 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 4, 5• Wed 15 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 4, 5, 6

Materials Involved

• Fabric and green beans

Cost

• $10 per participant (includes accompanying adult)

Class size

• Maximum 14 students per session. 1parent/grandparent is allowed toaccompany each student for a total of28 participants.


• “Sew Into It” is a one-stop Sewing Workshop provider and FabricStore started by Amy and Karen. It is the product of their passionfor sewing which began six years ago. By keeping their projectssimple yet functional, together with their one-of-a-kind fabrics andaccessories, they hope to make sewing an enjoyable experience foryou. For more info, check out: www.sewintoit.com.sg

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http://www.sewintoit.com.sg/

Itsy BitsyMiniature Ang Ku Kueh

Activity

Conducted by Kellock Parent, Celeste Chow, this workshop introduces the art of making miniatures using air-dried clay. Participants will get to learn how to make a nonya tradition, the Ang Ku Kueh and its significance.The use of a small blade is involved and lower primary students will be allowed to have a parent orgrandparent on hand to assist.

When

• Mon 13 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 1 to 5

Materials Involved

• Air dried clay, small blade

Cost

• $10 per participant (includes accompanying adult where applicable)

Class size

• Maximum 15 students per session..

Brought to you by:


• Celeste Chow is a Kellock Parent and runs a blogshop athttps://www.etsy.com/sg-en/shop/TingCorner whichfeatures her miniature creations.

Conducted by:

https://www.etsy.com/sg-en/shop/TingCorner

RetroliciousThe 1960s Childhood

Activity

What were the toys or games that kept children company through their growing years back in the 1960s?Come find out the games your grandparents and parents played when they were younger!

Oriental KnotsTraditional Oriental crafts include the art of knot tying. Follow simple do-it-yourself instructions and tie yourown Dragonfly keychain made of multicoloured threads and beads. Learn fun facts and myths aboutdragonflies for a take home experience like no other.

Retro PlaygroundEver seen the old-school dragon playgrounds? This activity teaches you to make badges and other craftsbased on past playground designs such as the dragonslide, watermelon and pelican climbing frames.

When• Mon 13 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 2, 3, 4, 5• Tues 14 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 1, 2, 3• Wed 15 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 4, 5, 6

Materials Involved

• Multicoloured threads, beads, pins and badges

Cost


Class size

• Maximum 40 students per session.

Brought to you by:


• ImaginArts is a team of amazing and slightlymad artists, ready for any artistic challenge.Their team of professionals cover multiplearts, disciplines and backgrounds in prettymuch any medium. For more info, checkout http://imaginarts.org

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http://imaginarts.org/

Magic MosaicsSG50 Mosaic Coasters by Fun Mosaic

Activity

The use of mosaic as art dates back to ancient Roman and Greek times but it is still very much practicedtoday. Works of art are created by joining small pieces of materials like tiles, glass, paper, stones,photographs etc.

Aside from protecting tables from ‘sweating’ drinks, coasters also form part of a home’s décor. Get creativeand explore colourful ideas in this workshop where you will learn how to create beautiful mosaic tilecoasters of your own.

When

• Mon 13 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 1, 2, 3, 4 , 5

Materials Involved

• Ceramic/mosaic tiles, grout, cutters, tweezers, tape, glue

Cost


Class size

• Minimum 15 students per session, maximum 40.

Brought to you by:

About the Instructor• Fun Mosaic conducts workshops,

birthday parties and events on mosaicart and craft. For more info, check outhttp://www.fun-mosaic.com/

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http://www.fun-mosaic.com/

Mama, I Shrunk the Tile!Peranakan Tile Designs on Polyshrink

Activity

In Southeast Asia, colourful ceramic tiles were popular in the British Straits Settlements of Malacca, Penangand Singapore during the colonial era. In Singapore and Malaysia the tiles are commonly known asPeranakan tiles because they were widely used by the Peranakan.

In this activity, staff trainers from MINDSCraft will teach students how to make one of MINDSCraft’s mostfun items, the polyshrink plastic keychain. Students can recreate the intricate and colourful floral andanimal patterns found on Peranakan tile designs onto palm-sized plastic sheets that will be shrunk &converted to a keychain. Each student will be given a set of materials to make 1 keychain.

When

• Mon 13 July, 2.10 – 3.15pm: Primary 2, 3, 4• Tues 14 July, 2.10 – 3.15pm: Primary 1, 2 , 3• Wed 15 July, 2.10 – 3.15pm: Primary 4, 5, 6

Materials Involved

• Plastic sheets, marker pens, key rings

Cost

• $5 per participant.

Class size


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• MINDSCraft is a social enterprise programme by the Movement for theIntellectually Disabled of Singapore (MINDS), engaging persons withspecial needs to create a wide array of unique, handmade artisan giftproducts. All proceeds from this workshop will go back to MINDSCraft.

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Dancing QueenModern Dance/Hip Hop with an Ethnic Twist

Activity

Learn a modern/hip hop dance which includes ethnic dance steps weaved into the modern dance. Thedance will be taught by a dance instructor from the Legacy Dance Company. The song choice will be anupbeat pop song that's suitable for primary school level.

When

• Mon 13 July, 2.10 – 4.30pm: Primary 2, 3, 4, 5• Tues 14 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 1, 2 , 3 • Wed 15 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 4, 5 , 6

Cost


Class size


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• Legacy Dance Co devotes their energy and expertise solely to onebusiness: dance education. They have chosen to dedicate theirservice to nurture future dance professionals and are committedto fulfill this mission by progressively training and inspiring theyouths to pursue their passion in performing arts. For more info,check out:

Facebook: fb.com/legacydcoWebsite: www.legacydanceco.com.sgInstagram: instagram.com/legacy.dco

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http://fb.com/legacydcohttp://www.legacydanceco.com.sg/http://instagram.com/legacy.dco

Fashion RewindFashion Workshop – Then & Now

Activity

Discover your Style Personality which encompasses your taste in clothing and accessories. Learn if you havea “warmer” or “cooler” skin tone and how to select colours to match “warmer” or “cooler” skin tones.Learn the art of Accessorising and how to choose accessories to match your skin tones and bring the focalpoint of your dressing to your face and eyes. Take a walk down memory lane and discover fashion throughthe decades : from the 1960’s till present.

When

• Wed 15 July, 2.10 – 3.40pm: Primary 4, 5, 6

Cost


Class size

• Maximum 30 students per session

Brought to you by:


• Style for You! is a Singapore based style and imageconsulting company, which empowers women, men,teens & youths achieve their full potential and looktheir best through our colour and styleprogrammes. Style for You! is founded by StephanieWong and Brenda Sng. For more info, check outwww.styleforyou.com.sg

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http://www.styleforyou.com.sg/

HOW TO SIGN UP

Step 1 : CHECK ‘EM OUT!

Decide which art form you want to know more!To help you decide better, KAJA posters with details of each workshop are displayed at the

lift lobby from 14 May to 19 May 2015.Select the KAJA workshop that you and your friend/s are interested in taking part in and note it in

your diary.

STEP 2 : GO ONLINE

Ask your parent to help you sign up through the Parents Support Group’s webpage on CHIJ Kellock’s website Go to www.chijkellock.moe.edu.sg Click on PARENTS’ PORTAL

Click on PARENTS SUPPORT GROUP Look under ‘What’s On Now’ for KAJA’s poster. The online sign-up form link is located together with the poster.

REGISTRATION CLOSES 19 MAY 2015

STEP 3 : GET NOTIFIED

After signing up, we will inform you if you have successfully registered for the workshop (because of space limitations).

Successfully registered pupils will be notified via a CONSENT FORM given through their Form Teacher for their parents to sign and enclose payment. Pupils unsuccessful in their registration will

be notified via email.

ALL NOTIFICATIONS WILL BE GIVEN BY 22 May 2015

STEP 4 : SUBMIT CONSENT FORMS!

Secure your workshop seat by submitting your signed consent forms and

payment to any PSG Parent Volunteers stationed outside SFE Room on

25 May (Monday) & 26 May (Tuesday)during recess time.

See You at KAJA !
http://www.chijkellock.moe.edu.sg/parents-portal/parents-support-group

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