Join us for a live virtual workshop about spices, and learn to fold your own roses out of fragrant pandan leaves!

Go behind the scenes to learn about the important research work which happens at the Singapore Botanic Gardens. Children will have the chance to tour the Garden’s Herbarium, which is home to an amazing collection of 750,000 plant specimens, and step into the shoes of a botanist by learning how to create their very own herbarium specimen.

Learn the art of making your very own Kokedama, the Japanese term for moss ball. Kokedamas originated from Japan where bonsai plants are grown in moss-covered balls made of soil. Children will learn how to shape moss and planting media together to create an attractive sphere which can be used as a hanging planter in their homes.

Come on a journey with us and be enthralled by the fascinating story of The People Who Hugged Trees whilst surrounded by nature. Amrita visits the forest and hugs her favourite tree each day. But one day, the King’s men come to chop the trees down. This beautiful tale from India is based on a true story, about the importance of not only protecting the environment but also standing up for what you believe in.

Come on a journey with us and be enthralled by the fascinating story of The People Who Hugged Trees whilst surrounded by nature. Amrita visits the forest and hugs her favourite tree each day. But one day, the King’s men come to chop the trees down. This beautiful tale from India is based on a true story, about the importance of not only protecting the environment but also standing up for what you believe in.

Follow a trail of numbers and shapes through the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden. Children will discover many fascinating plants and interesting leaf shapes that exist in Nature. Using their imagination and creativity, they will also have the opportunity to create their very own unique leaf print artwork.

Did you know that you can regrow vegetables from leftover kitchen scraps? Learn how to create your very own Plant-enstein from unused parts of different vegetables. Children will learn how to plant vegetable parts to regrow them into a new plant and upcycle containers into an attractive animal planter.

The 80-hectare Coney Island Park houses a wide variety of habitats, including coastal forests, grasslands, mangroves, and Casuarina woodlands. It is home to a wide variety of fauna and flora, some of which are critically endangered. Come follow our volunteer guide to find out more and learn more about the interesting history of the island!

The 80-hectare Coney Island Park houses a wide variety of habitats, including coastal forests, grasslands, mangroves, and Casuarina woodlands. It is home to a wide variety of fauna and flora, some of which are critically endangered. Come follow our volunteer guide to find out more and learn more about the interesting history of the island!

This family tour introduces Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park and its biodiversity through the use of interactive exploration themes and activities. Have fun working together to answer worksheets, conduct surveys and photo hunts, among other activities.