Have you been keeping your little ones at home with the Covid-19 virus outbreak? Weekend plans must have been scrapped and you are having them stay indoors as much as possible as a precaution. However, staying at home can be quite boring and they must be itching to go out and have some fun (who doesn’t?).
This upcoming one-week March school holidays from 14 March to 22 March, consider taking time off to spend time with your child and boost low morale and reduce anxiety.
- Go on an adventure with Pororo & Friends
Pororo & Friends is a famous cartoon from South Korea and you can actually relive the TV show at the life-size Pororo Park at Marina Square. Let your children play & learn at the same time with a series of fun & engaging activities (such as playing pretend at Petty’s supermarket, exploring Pororo’s house and diving in the Shark Ball Pool) led by the curious little penguin, Pororo, and his many pals.
As part of their efforts to curb the Covid-19 virus, all crew members of Pororo Park Singapore starts the day with temperature taking and frequent hand sanitisation.
According to their Facebook page, aside from making sure that there are no more than 40 kids a time in the play park, they continuously sanitise frequently touched surfaces (every 2 hours) and disinfect their premises.
P.S. PramWash has a booth there every Saturday from 10.30AM to 6.30PM for parents so you can drop your strollers or car seats there while your kids play!
Location: 6 Raffles Blvd, #02-29 Marina Square, Singapore 039594
Operating hours: Open daily from 10.30AM to 6.30PM (7.30PM on Saturdays)
Website: https://www.pororoparksg.com/
2. Enjoy playtime in an indoor playground
If you have a baby or toddler, you can consider spending quality family time and give them an environment to play in without the chaos at the Tots Society. Their indoor playground comes without the typical overstimulating elements or cluttered spaces at other indoor playgrounds.
In view of the covid-19 virus, the staff has been taking the temperatures and sanitising the hands of toddlers and babies who enter the playroom, as well as the temperatures of accompanying adults.
Guests who display symptoms of an illness are politely declined entry. Toys are disinfected daily and monthly misting is performed as usual, so you can feel at ease there with your kid.
Location: 464 River Valley Road, Singapore 248349
Operating hours: Open daily from 9.30AM to 6.00PM (6.30PM on Saturdays and Sundays)
Website: https://www.totssociety.com/
3. Expand their imagination with pottery
Does your child need a creative outlet? Clay is a wondrous, tactile medium that your kids would love to explore. Your child will experiment a variety of hand building techniques and have fun squishing, squelching, pinching, rolling, poking, stretching and pounding the clay.
The pliable nature of clay allows children to expand their imagination and creativity while they use their fingers as tools. Creating with clay develops concentration and patience, as well as expanding innovative problem solving skills.
Location: 402 Orchard Road, Delfi Orchard, #04-05, Singapore 238876
Operating hours: Check their website for their courses and timings
Website: https://www.claycove.com/pottery-for-children
4. Let creative juices flow with art jamming sessions
Young families with kids can use art jamming classes to spend quality time together in a stress-free environment and let your creative juices flow. Painting helps kids unleash their creativity, improves memory and develop their motor skills too.
You can paint on t-shirts, tote bags, shoes or on a canvas too, as a base to display on your walls.
Art jamming does not just help you tap into your artistic side. It is also a great bonding activity for couples, families, and friends.
Location: 29 Tai Seng Avenue #06-09, Singapore 534119
Operating hours: Check their website for their courses and timings
Website: https://www.streaksnstrokes.com/
5. Free admission to Canopy Park at Jewel Changi Airport – until March 31
Here is your chance to enjoy family fun at Canopy Park in Jewel Changi Airport, because admission is free until the end of March! It usually costs $4.50 per person. While you are there, enjoy the sight of beautiful cherry blossoms in bloom.
You will also enjoy three hours of free parking when you spend at least $10 at Jewel, and get 50 per cent off attractions tickets, including the kid-friendly Changi Experience Studio, with any receipt from Jewel.
Location: 78 Airport Blvd, Level 5, Jewel Changi Airport
Operating hours: Open daily from 10.00AM to 11.00PM (12:00AM on Wednesdays)
Website: https://www.jewelchangiairport.com/en/attractions/canopy-park.html
6. 1-for-1 admission to Science Centre, Snow City and more – March 3 to 22
Now is the time to visit Science Centre Singapore, Kidsstop, Snow City, Butterflies Up-Close and Laser Maze Challenge. All these attractions are offering 50% off tickets when you buy two or more tickets.
You can also sign up for workshops to make your own hand sanitiser and temperature probe and multimeter that you can use at home.
- Free admission to Gardens by the Bay attractions
During the March School Holidays, children aged 3–12 will get free admission to the Conservatories (Flower Dome and/or Cloud Forest), Floral Fantasy, and Supertree Observatory.
Let your child take a walk in the nature and explore the floral and fauna from around the world. Their latest attraction, Floral Fantasy, features garden landscapes of floral artistry and a 4D ride.
Location: 18 Marina Gardens Drive Singapore 018953
Operating hours: Open daily from 9.00AM to 9.00PM
Website: https://www.gardensbythebay.com.sg/
7. Catch the Onward movie – opens in cinemas March 5
What would you do if you could spend one more day with your late father? Anything and everything, as elf brothers Ian and Barley Lightfoot discover in this magical family movie from Pixar.
With superhero stars Tom Holland (of Spider-Man) and Chris Pratt (of Guardians of the Galaxy) anchoring this animated movie, you know you are in for a great ride (with your kids).
Location: Golden Village cinemas, Cathay Cineplexes and Shaw Theatres
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