Confused about the difference between FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge and LEGO® Junior League Explore? This guide from Duck Learning Singapore breaks down the age groups, competition styles, and educational benefits of each program to help you find the perfect robotics and STEM (STEAM) learning experience for your child. Learn how to get your child started with robotics today!

The FIRST® LEGO® League Explore programme in Singapore is an engaging and educational experience designed for young learners aged 6-8, focusing on developing essential 21st-century skills through hands-on STEAM learning. Using tools like LEGO® bricks and SPIKE™ Essential, children explore robotics and coding in a fun, accessible way, boosting their confidence in STEM subjects. The programme fosters creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving while encouraging collaboration in a supportive, pressure-free environment. With opportunities to build, code, and connect with peers, it’s a perfect platform to spark curiosity and prepare children for future STEAM challenges, all while having fun and forming meaningful friendships.

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The National Robotics Competition (NRC) Singapore, an annual event by Science Centre Singapore, fosters STEM interest among students. The KUBO Challenge, aimed at 5-6-year-olds, integrates hands-on learning with KUBO, a coding platform.

To excel:

1. Form a Strong Team: Collaborate effectively and complement each other's strengths.
2. Know the Rules: Understand the competition guidelines thoroughly.
3. Get KUBO Ready: Ensure access to KUBO kits and practice with the designated mat.
4. Plan Strategically: Assign roles, establish timelines, and refine strategies.
5. Practice Consistently: Dedicate time to coding practice, focusing on improvement.

By adhering to these tips, teams can enhance their readiness and performance in the NRC Preschool Category: KUBO Challenge.

Singapore, Feb 1, 2024 – Duck Learning partnered with RoboJoy for a dynamic Robotics Cultural Exchange. Over 60 students from Jiangsu and Singapore engaged in hands-on robotics activities. The event included a friendly competition, fostering collaboration and cultural exchange. "Duck Learning is proud to inspire young minds and innovation," said Hozefa Aziz Singapore Wala, CEO.