Kids' Activity Classes & Programs
Speel experiential activity centre
I run small group, hands-on activity classes where kids learn through play, art, sensory activities, and practical life skills, with parents joining in for toddler sessions.
Pricing Guide
Monthly Parent-Toddler Program (Morning Batch)
Core Schedule
- Frequency: 3 days per week (Mon, Wed, Fri).
- Timing: 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM (90 minutes).
- Volume: Approximately 12 sessions per calendar month.
- Requirement: One guardian (parent/grandparent) must be present.
Sensory & Messy Play
- Stations: 4 to 5 rotating stations using taste-safe bases like homemade playdough, dyed rice, cooked pasta, and edible jelly.
- Wet Play: Activities using water tables, ice melting, and foam/soap.
- Safety: Uses kitchen-grade consumables to ensure safety for toddlers who mouth objects.
Activities & Infrastructure
- Circle Time: Opening/closing routine with rhymes and movement.
- Motor Skills: Obstacle courses featuring soft play wedges, tunnels, and textured walking tracks.
- Facility: Semi-outdoor covered patio ensuring natural light; washing area provided for cleanup.
Monthly After-School Club (Evening Batch)
Program Details
- Frequency: 2 days per week (Mon & Wed).
- Timing: 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM (90 minutes).
- Volume: Approximately 8 sessions per month.
- Format: Drop-off session (guardian does not stay) to build separation tolerance.
Skill Building
- Life Skills: Fireless cooking sessions involving food assembly and cutting soft fruits with child-safe knives.
- Creative Arts: Complex projects like tie-dye, clay modeling, and collaborative chart painting.
- Responsibility: Structured cleanup time where children organize toys and wash their own tools.
Physical Play
- Group Games: Social activities like parachute play, tag, and storytelling.
- Equipment: Access to outdoor slides, coupe cars, and sandpit.
Weekend Mixed-Age Workshop (Drop-in)
Flexibility & Access
- Schedule: Alternate Saturdays (subject to provider calendar).
- Commitment: Pay-per-class model suitable for trials.
- Audience: Mixed age group (14 months to 5 years), suitable for siblings.
Activity Scope
- Curriculum: A compilation of the week's best sensory bins and craft activities.
- Materials: Includes all art supplies (paints, paper, glue) and sensory bases.
- Engagement: Higher parental involvement allowed compared to weekday drop-off batches.
Seasonal Holiday / Summer Camp
Camp Logistics
- Duration: 10 Days (Monday to Friday for 2 weeks).
- Session Length: 2 to 2.5 hours per day.
- Groups: Segregated pricing and batches for Toddlers (1-4 yrs) and Older Kids (5-8 yrs).
Premium Experiences
- Events: Vendor-led activities such as mobile petting zoos, pony rides, and magic shows.
- Excursions: Short local field trips depending on the theme.
- Celebrations: Themed dress-up days and grand finale parties with music.
Daily Curriculum
- Activities: A mix of messy sensory play, canvas painting, and cooking sessions.
- Supplies: Heavy craft materials and activity props included.
About Kids' Activity Classes & Programs
What We’re All About
At Speel, I’m all for kids learning through play and exploration. Messy is welcome, curiosity is celebrated. My approach is simple - little hands get busy, and big imaginations run wild. If your child loves discovering new things (or just getting their hands in some goo), this is the spot. Seeing kids light up when they figure something out? That’s the best part of my day.
Our Programs, Short and Sweet
- Parent-Toddler sessions (1 - 2.3 yrs): You join in, making it a proper parent-child bonding class. Expect lots of sensory play and giggles.
- After-School Club (2.3 - 5 yrs): Just the right mix of “not school” and learning. Evening fun, nothing too formal.
- Mixed Age Group batches (14 months - 5 yrs): Older and younger kids together, picking up social skills naturally.
- Holiday & Weekend creative camps for kids (1 - 8 yrs): I split batches by age, so everyone gets something suited for them.
What Actually Happens Here
- Sensory play activities for toddlers - think water beads, home-made play dough, and walks on squishy stuff.
- Loads of art and DIY - tie-dye tees, festival crafts, bubble wrap painting.
- Life skills pop up too - kids make their own pizza, juice, and (sometimes) clean up after.
- Music, movement, and stories with the gang. We have a blast with rhymes and goofy group games.
- Sometimes we head out, like to a farm, so learning isn’t stuck indoors.
Why It Matters
Every activity is for a reason - fine motor skills, letting off steam, or just figuring out how to share. I keep group sizes small so every kid gets noticed, not lost in the crowd. If you want your child to learn by doing and laughing, this is what I do best.
Meet your Expert
Speel
15 connects in last 3 months
My Story
We’re Speel, and honestly, we believe play is everything for kids. Started small, just wanting to give children a space to be themselves, but wow – now we’ve got grandparents joining in, dads making pizzas, dress-up days, and our own taste-safe play stuff because parents kept asking. Our community’s got heart, and we’re all about messy, happy, noisy learning. The ups, the downs – we’re here for it, and we love bringing more play to your little ones.
My Work
Play-Based Activity Centre - We run parent-toddler programs, mixed age group play, after-school clubs, and summer camp for toddlers.
Sensory Play Experiences & Taste-Safe Products - Sensory play experience for parties, playdates, plus our own taste-safe play-clay and rainbow rice.
Hands-On, Messy Learning - Kids get messy with arts, crafts, water, sand, music, movement, and practical life activities.
For Toddlers & Preschoolers - All activities are age-appropriate. Parents join in for most toddler sessions, making it fun for everyone.