A traditional board game from India, where students engage in two-player matches. The objective is to use attacking pieces to knock the opponent's pieces into the holes located at the corners of the board.

Learn about this traditional Canadian game, where players slide stones on a mat towards a target in the center. The player whose stone is closest to the center wins.

Students can learn how to wear Hanfu, understand its historical background, and take photos in ancient settings. This allows them to experience the lifestyle and etiquette of people from ancient times.

An introduction to the origins of Dutch windmills, where participants can enjoy the fun of making their own windmills.

An introduction to the climatic differences between Antarctica and Hong Kong. Students will try making "artificial snow" to feel its softness and coldness, and they can also play games involving penguin ice blocks.

Using water brushes, participants can paint their wishes or favorite designs on ema (wooden plaques) and collectively pray for their dreams to come true.

An introduction to the history of Ancient Egypt, where participants can search for treasures in a small water pool to see who can find the Pharaoh's treasures.

An introduction to the various species of Australian animals, where participants can try to match pictures of Australian animals with circles.