I hear & I forget. I see & I understand. I experience & I remember.
Snow City adheres to the above educational mantra. Hence, it developed various educational programmes which cater to both visual and experiential learners and enthusiasts.
Snow City offers educational programmes that are all conceptualized in the context of low temperatures (from -196°C to 0°C). The main goal of the programmes is to foster interest in science through the novel experiences offered by exciting lecture demonstrations and hands-on activities. The programmes provide the students a unique experience that cannot be duplicated in ordinary classrooms. The programmes cater to a wide range of audiences. The Education Officers, who conduct the programmes, can vary the level of the discussion/explanation for each lesson.
Now, you have more variety to choose from with our exciting team-building ‘Winter Olympics’ and enrichment programmes.
All our packages come with a snow play experience and a walk-through the Dino World Ice Gallery, Singapore’s largest Ice Exhibition! Here is the list of carefully planned programmes that focus on learning, fun, and team building.
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Educational Package A: Do-it-yourself Ice Cream Making Workshop
Description The programme opens with a brief history of ice cream. Different techniques in making ice cream will be discussed with emphasis on the use of liquid nitrogen. Students will be asked to form small groups, and together they will prepare their group’s ice cream using liquid nitrogen. On top of that, students will get the chance to savour the ice cream that they have prepared. Topics The experience is expected to be memorable for the students. They get to learn science concepts such as transmission of heat energy by conduction, effects of heat exchange, and thermal properties of matter. The multi-sensory experience provided by this programme helps to cement the students’ understanding of various science concepts further. Mode of Delivery Classroom session with educator provided; Suitable for Primary to Secondary Students Group Size 30 students (minimum), 80 students (maximum) Duration 2.5 hours Course Fee $15 per student (MOE-subsidized school); $20 per student (private school)
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Educational Package B: Fun with Liquid Nitrogen Workshop
Description This programme is recommended for those who attend low-temperature science programs for the first time. The program involves several demonstrations that showcase the properties of liquid nitrogen. Students will be awed by liquid nitrogen as it smokes, expands, and evaporates. The ability of liquid nitrogen to readily freeze objects and make a banana assume hammer-like properties will definitely amaze students. Topics This fun-filled program also touches on concepts of force, pressure, effects of cooling, properties of materials, and change of state from a temperature of -196°C to room temperature. Mode of Delivery Classroom session with educator provided; Suitable for Primary to Secondary Students Group Size 30 students (minimum), 80 students (maximum) Duration 2.5 hours Course Fee $15 per student (MOE-subsidized school); $20 per student (private school)
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Educational Package C: Winter Olympics
Description This is a compulsively enjoyable programme fit for anyone that just wants to have a roaring good time! Conducted in our very own snow chamber, Winter Olympics is a culmination of carefully tailored activities that challenges the mind while testing your physical agility. It is a program catered to the young and the young at heart. After all, having fun has absolutely no age limit! Topics Winter Olympics is a specially designed programme that effectively incorporates team building into its host of activities with light-heartedness and exhilaration. For any game planner, it is an extremely versatile programme, as it allows the planner to mix and match from its pool of activities based solely on his/her objective. So why choose convention when convention is boring? At Snow City, we provide you with the perfect alternative to convention, the cool way. Mode of Delivery Games setting with facilitators provided; Suitable for Primary 2 to Secondary Students Note: Choose any 3 of the total 10 activities to fit your gaming objective. Children must be 8 years old an above to participate.
Group Size 30 students (minimum), 60 students (maximum) Duration 2 hours Course Fee $16 per student (MOE-subsidized school); $21 per student (private school)
Free admission to 1 teacher for every group of 10 students ($10 for additional teachers)Mode of Delivery Games setting with facilitators provided; Suitable for Primary 2 to Secondary Students
Note: Choose any 3 of the total 10 activities (below) to fit your gaming objective. Children must be 8 years old an above to participate.Speedo Each player from each team will slide down the slope one by one. Every team will be timed. Timing starts at the point when the first player slides down and ends when the last player of the group completes the slide. The team with the fastest time recorded will be the winner. Breakage Everyone in a team will log his or her arm to form a chain, with different formation, and slide down the slope together. The chain should not break. The team with no breakage will win the game. The Mad Ball Each player from each team will use his or her mouth to hold a plastic cup, containing a ping pong ball. They will slide down the slope one by one. Once he or she reaches the bottom of the slope, he or she will place the ping pong ball into a big container. Whichever team has the most number of ping pong balls in the big container wins the game. Balloon Hurray 2 players from each team will hold each other's hands with a balloon in between them. They will slide down the slope together. Upon reaching the bottom of the slope, they will place the balloon into the big container. Whichever team with the most balloons in the big container wins the game. Musical Chairs Rubber tubes will be arranged in a circular form. The children have to walk round the rubber tubes once the music starts. Once the music stops, they have to quickly sit down on a rubber tube. The one who is unable to find a rubber tube to sit down will be penalized once. He or she is given up to 3 chances. If he or she is penalized thrice, he or she will have to perform for the rest of the children. Bursting Balloons Each player from each team will slide down one by one. Once he or she reaches the bottom of the slope, he or she will have to burst a balloon with both hands. Only when he or she has burst the balloon, will the next player able to slide down and repeat the process. There is a time limit of 10 mins. The team, which is able to burst the most balloons within the time limit, wins the game. Dress Me Up One player from each team will be dressed to the minimum, for example, in only T-shirts and jeans, and stands at the bottom of the slope. Several items will be given to the other team players, which are the hat, jacket, waterproof pants, ski boots, ski and poles. They will then slide down one by one, carrying one item at a time, and dress up the player standing at the bottom of the slope. The objective is to dress him or her up as a skier. The team, which finishes first, wins the game. -
Educational Package D: Snow Science Workshop
Description An interactive and hands-on programme, Snow Science dwell deeper into the science behind ice and water. The programmes offers an hour’s fun snow play on the slope and a choice to participate in 4 of out of 8 experiments. Topics These experiements are fun yet simple enough to be replicated at home and for participants to show off their ‘magic’ skill to their friends. Some of the concepts that will be disussed are about density, friction, pressure and freezing points, and properties of ice, water, salt and other related substances. Group Size 30 students (minimum), 60 students (maximum) Duration 2.5 hours Course Fee $15 per student (MOE-subsidized school); $20 per student (private school)
Free admission to 1 teacher for every group of 10 students ($10 for additional teachers)Mode of Delivery Classroom session with educator provided; Suitable for Primary Students
Note: Choose any 4 of the total 8 activities to fit your lesson objective. Children must be 7 years old and above to participate.Rolling Ice Cubes Discover how the different melting rates of ice above and below water caused the ice to roll. The Exploding Bottle Find out why water expands when it freezes. Ice Pops Without a Freezer Find out how different substances affect the freezing point of water and make an ice pop without using a freezer. Lifting an Ice Cube With String Learn how the concentration of solute affects the extent of melting ice. Ice and Oil Observe a demonstration that illustrates the different densities of oil, water, and ice. Wired Ice Learn how different pressures affect the melting point of ice. Slippery Ice See how friction affects the movement of ice across different surfaces. The Melting Ice Race Figure out how the different substances have different effects on the melting point of ice. -
Educational Package E: Cool Magic Workshop
Description How do you spin a ping pong ball without holding it? How do you instantly freeze water in just seconds? Know the answers to these questions in this workshop. Topics These experiements are fun yet simple enough to be replicated at home and for participants to show off their ‘magic’ skill to their friends. Some of the concepts that will be discussed are about force, states of matter, heat transfer, crystalization, and condensation. Group Size 30 students (minimum), 80 students (maximum) Duration 2.5 hours Course Fee $15 per student (MOE-subsidized school); $20 per student (private school)
Free admission to 1 teacher for every group of 10 students ($10 for every additional teacher/adult)Mode of Delivery Facilitated by experienced facilitators; Suitable for Primary to Secondary Students -
Educational Package F: Clouds of Fun Workshop
Description This workshop is composed of experiments using dry ice. When dry ice gets in contact with water and soap, it produces cloud-like formations and mists. Get ready to be awed by the science behind these simple demonstrations! Topics Concepts that will be discussed include sublimation, expansion, states of matter, and heat transfer. Group Size 30 students (minimum), 80 students (maximum) Duration 2.5 hours Course Fee $15 per student (MOE-subsidized school); $20 per student (private school)
Free admission to 1 teacher for every group of 10 students ($10 for every additional teacher/adult)Mode of Delivery Facilitated by experienced facilitators; Suitable for Primary to Secondary Students -
Educational Package G: Ice-capades Workshop
Description Want to see more science magic using dry ice? This workshop is just right for you! In this session, you will get to know how to self-inflate balloons, make Ziploc poppers, and hear metals scream. You will be surprised that most of the materials and ingredients used can be found in the comfort of our own homes and schools. Topics Concepts that will be discussed include heat transfer, reaction of Oxygen, and pressure. Group Size 30 students (minimum), 80 students (maximum) Duration 2.5 hours Course Fee $15 per student (MOE-subsidized school); $20 per student (private school)
Free admission to 1 teacher for every group of 10 students ($10 for every additional teacher/adult)Mode of Delivery Facilitated by experienced facilitators; Suitable for Primary to Secondary Students -
Educational Package H: Subzero Student Team Building
Description Snow City’s Sub-Zero Student Team-building programme is one with a difference. Designed specifically for students, it centers on team survival in sub-freezing conditions. Conducted by experienced facilitators; our programme will challenge students to “survive” in freezing conditions. Topics The activities will test the students’ ability to work as a team and help them develop and apply effective life skills such as communications, creative thinking, decision-making and leadership. Fun and enjoyable but with a very serious aim to it, our team-building programme will help students identify and develop excellent team dynamics that will improve team performance in the school and for the future. Group Size 30 students (minimum), 60 students (maximum) Duration 2.5 hours Course Fee $30 per student (MOE-subsidized school); $25 per student (private school)
Free admission to 1 teacher for every group of 10 students ($10 for every additional teacher/adult)Mode of Delivery Facilitated by experienced facilitators; Suitable for Secondary to Junior College Students -
Combo Education Package
Description This package comes with 30 minutes Winter Olympics, 1 hour snow play, and your choice of 1 workshop. Mode of Delivery Facilitated by experienced facilitators; Suitable for Secondary to Junior College Students Group Size 30 students (minimum) Duration 3 hours Course Fee $25 per student (MOE-subsidized school); $30 per student (private school)
Free admission to 1 teacher for every group of 10 students ($10 for additional teachers)
REMINDERS
- Course fee includes gloves, jackets, and boots for the students. Only boots and jackets are provided for teachers. Adult gloves are optional for rent at $2.10 per pair.
- It is compulsory to wear long pants to enter the snow chamber and socks when using our in-house boots.
- Cameras are not allowed inside the snow chamber to prevent damage caused by the subzero temperature. Photo services are available.
- Bookings are to be made at least 2 weeks in advance and are subject to availability.
- All prices are still subject to 7% GST. Fees are subject to change without prior notice.
- These programs are not valid with other discounts and promotions
For more information, please contact us at 6560 2306 or email: contact@snowcity.com.sg