Terrariums are miniature worlds to grow plant ecosystems. They are usually grown in transparent containers such as glass jars or containers. In our Terrarium workshop, you would get to build your very own terrarium from scratch and also learn about the scientific processes that allow terrarium plants to survive. You would get to bring your terrarium home and display it anywhere you like! Terrariums help to add a fun touch of greenery to your surroundings, especially since you can decorate it with coloured sand, pebbles and miniature figurines of your choice!

The Terrarium workshop is a great way to get kids interested in caring for their own plants and teaching them the values of responsibility and ownership. They would be introduced to the basics of terrariums and the science behind its self-sustaining ecosystem that allows plants to thrive within a closed bottle. They will also learn more about plants and the water cycle, which links closely to the textbook syllabus and would help them to retain this information better through the first-hand experience observing these science processes up close.

The hands-on portion of the Terrarium workshop would allow the students to use gravel, moss, soil, plants and decorations to create their own mini ecosystems in the provided glass bottles. Our instructors would also provide tips and tricks on caring for a terrarium.
A theory session would be conducted by our instructors for students to better understand the functions of a terrarium. This theory session would also cover the scientific processes which occur within a closed terrarium, such as photosynthesis, respiration and the water cycle.
Every student who attends the Terrarium workshop would get to bring their terrarium home and display it anywhere they want.
Our workshops are carefully designed to ensure that it fits your school’s objectives.
All our trainers are also registered under the MOE Instructors scheme.
We also have experience conducting this programme at various primary schools in Singapore.
