The Lantern Festival came and went. As usual, we made mini mooncakes and held a lantern-making competition amongst the children's family. We had a great time, and the lanterns made from recycled materials really are amazing and blew the mind! Thank you, daddies and mummies for your great support. We hope that you had a great time making the lanterns with your child/ren!
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| Demonstrating how to put some flour into the moulds so that the paste will not stick. |
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| Press the paste into the mould and knock it out. |
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| Viola! My Mickey Mouse mooncake is out. |
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| Gently, gently, out comes the mooncake. |
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| Pretty mooncakes, all waiting to go home. |
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| We also cut up the patterns on this lantern and lighted it up in the class. Beautiful glow in the dark! |
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| The Transformer lantern |
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Some of the lanterns made from recycled materials
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| Twinkle, twinkle little star and his friends |
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| This is a rainforest lantern, comes complete with a waterfall. Pour water into the mineral bottle and when water fills up the plastic container, the candle will float up! |
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| Intricate dragon lantern by Robbin and mum |
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Hello Kitty house! Comes with furniture, fan, lamps, flowers, bed, wallpaper and even ....
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| toilet bowl, toilet paper and ......(close ypour nose!) |
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| Voting for their favourite lanterns ... an early lesson in democracy. |
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| Voting is a serious matter. Let's see... what is the number of my cloud lantern???? |
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Another star, cut from newspaper.
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| The winners of the lantern-making competition. |
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