Experience Life X Learning GO OUT！Discover Your Child’s Infinite Potential

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In addition to sending children to classes and lessons, an increasing number of experts suggest that through more diverse interactive development, children's intellectual potential can be further discovered. By nurturing according to their innate talents, we can help build their uniqueness and make them more confident. Harvard University Professor of Developmental Psychology from the Graduate School of Education, Gardner, has established the theory of Multiple Intelligences, which uses eight types of cognitive intelligence to represent human talents. Through learning and developing multiple intelligences, it helps children find their interests and future career directions.

● [Naturalist Intelligence Hsinchu Maowudu Junior PIMagical Prairie Adventure Camp]
Centered around the modern “Unified Maowudu Resort” and “Lucky Farm Eco-Resort Hotel.” Combining games, sports, adventure, and competitions, it allows for an in-depth understanding of the natural landscape and diverse ecological fields. Through interaction, interpretation, and education, it fosters children’s respect for nature and teaches them to care for the ecosystem. Children learn problem-solving and thinking skills by observing and appreciating the wonders of nature. Those strong in Naturalist Intelligence are especially suited for future careers such as nature conservationists, farmers, veterinarians, biologists, geologists, and astronomers.

 

● [Visual-Spatial Intelligence Nantou Cultural & Eco Living Camp]
Themed around nature, happiness, health, and leisure, this camp emphasizes the LOHAS (Lifestyles of Health and Sustainability) attitude. It offers many pieces of knowledge not found in textbooks, with vivid and interesting ecological stories unfolding at every moment. Join ecology teachers in immersing yourself in nature, exploring forests, observing the ever-changing green world, and experiencing fun activities like the Magic Forest Game, Nature Treasure Hunt, and DIY tie-dye fabric. Beyond learning about nature, you’ll also get to feel the power of creativity. Those strong in Visual-Spatial Intelligence are well-suited for future careers as artists, craft artists, etc.

There are more potential development and learning camps:
● [Junior Master Chef Creative Cooking Camp]
Learn to make crêpes, pasta, tempura, tartar sauce, bake cakes in earthen ovens, and treat cooking as a creative science. Starting with the basics of measurement and ingredient selection, cooking is combined with management concepts—it's no longer just a monotonous cooking process, but an opportunity to learn time management, portion control, and health awareness. It helps children get used to managing themselves even in daily life.