Workshop
A Place to Live: Hani the Hermit Crab
Let’s go an adventure to learn about sea creatures and their habitats under the sea.
About the workshop
Ever wonder how you can save marine life?
Would you like to share a shell with a hermit crab? During this interactive workshop, students will explore the impact of ocean pollutants on marine habitats like that of hermit crabs through the Hani the Hermit Crab’s struggle to find a perfect shell. Once students become aware of the different challenges Hani is facing, they will step in to build a new home for their new friend.
Date
Mon - Thu
Times
9:00 | 10:00 | 11:00
Duration
45 mins
Recommended Age
4 to 6
Location
Terra - The Sustainability Pavilion
Our packages
ESP Journey Packages
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Learning Objectives
This workshop will help students to:
- Identify the impact of ocean pollution on marine life
- Create visual scenes to show an ideal habitat to support hermit crabs
- Demonstarte teamwork and collaboration skills through hands-on activities
Hani the Hermit Crab gallery
Location
Frequently Asked Questions
This workshop can accommodate a maximum of 30 students.
Yes, the workshop is fully inclusive and suitable for all students. For students who may require some additional support, it is recommended that an accompanying adult from the school assists during the independent art activity.
No, students must be supervised by the accompanying adults at all times.
As the workshop is interactive and hands on, students will be provided with all the information and instructions they need during the workshop.