We saw long snaking queue at this section and decided to queue as well...We only realised peeps are queuing to watch the Floral Kaleidoscope. So this was what came out after the long snaking queue. Ahaha.

Seth and Bec were out on a date again. They were a pair of arty farty couple and almost all their dates ended up in a play. Their latest rendezvous was at Fushionpolis Genesis Theatre watching their favorite Eric Carle's puppet play "The Very Hungry Caterpillar", "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See" and "Papa, Can You Get The Moon For Me?"

Coincidentally, Seth's CC was doing "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" book at that time and they were engaging the children in different activities revolving the theme. Seth now knows that the life cycle of caterpillar and insect has 3 body parts namely, head, thorax and abdomen. Hmmm, this was only covered in Science for Shan early this year. Pre-School are getting quite advanced these days.  Ok, I digressed.


Anyway, which kid doesn't love or heard of Eric Carle's stories right? So, Seth was pretty excited when he knew that he was going to see the star caterpillar in person insect.

The puppet play was fascinating. It used vibrant music and black light and the kids (including me) were mesmerised as they saw their all-time favourite stories come alive in front of them.

It was pretty cool that the performers arranged for a Q&A session after the play and children could asked various questions about the play like "How did they move the caterpillar" and "What materials were the bear made of".

When the date for father-daughter trip was pinned, Sky was screaming "Unfair!". He was upset that he was left out of the equation. I had to crack my head and quickly whipped up something so that he won't feel unbalance.  Forest Adventure kept popping up as it was an activity that I knew this monkey of mine would surely enjoy and I don't really need to do much (*sheepish smile* talk about bonding huh). The only thing that set me back was that it was located at the East of Singapore and I wasn't confident of driving there. Ahaha - for those who know me, I am only familiar with the routes to the kids' school and certain enrichment classes only. Even as I made a booking (recommended since I wanted to make sure confirm confirm nothing would spoil the day), I felt unsure of driving there.

But for the sake of my monkey, I decided to venture ahead arming myself with the trusty GPS and some directional guidance from Daddy. Although he did not say it, I guess he would be more worried about the car than the driver. But thank God! The GPS did not let me down. Woohooo! and so I did not let my monkey down! This picture was in fact taken after the course. Ice cream treat for my young man who went through the challenge.


After settling the payment at the counter, Sky was led to the start of the course.