Happy New Year from Choo Choo Train! We found a cool firework art activity to do with children and we would like to share it with you. We think.
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Did you know that story reading and storytelling are two different things? Story reading is you presenting a story to your child from the text of a picture book.
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Helpfulness is an important part of good social development and according to Peter Gray, Ph.D., “Researchers have found strong evidence that very young children innately want to help, and.
Read MoreAn ideal child care centre is the most affordable, highest quality, and closest to your home or work as possible. If you are lucky, you might find a few.
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Want more effective ways of teaching your children healthy habits? Try these tips. If you want to successfully build a healthy habit for your children, you must help them.
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It’s oceans and seas awareness theme this month at Choo Choo Train. This means our curriculum is teaching young children to care about the sustainability of these vast bodies.
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Malaysia is celebrating its 63rd independence this 31 August! Choo Choo Train has prepared plenty of interesting activities to teach children about our wonderfully diverse country. If you want.
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This month at Choo Choo Train we are teaching our children about money. Beth Kobliner, a member of the President’s Advisory Council on Financial Capability says children can grasp.
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It’s ‘Animal Fun’ theme this month at Choo Choo Train! Young children are fascinated by animals. They are silly, noisy, cute, and fun to imitate. Try these animal activities.
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This month’s theme at Choo Choo Train is ‘Girl Power’. Even though things are not like the usual currently, the ladies at Choo Choo Train still find a way.
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With the Movement Control Order to curb Coronavirus, almost all parents are cooped up at home with their children. A blessing in disguise, this is a chance for parents.
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This month’s theme at Choo Choo Train Baby & Child Care is ‘Happiness First’. It’s easy for adults to assume that children are readily happy and we tend to.
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