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A group picture of Samsung Malaysia’s volunteers, programme partners, teachers and children from the Samsung B40 Children’s Outreach Programme |
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Interactive storytelling using the Galaxy Note10+ by Me Books Asia to the children from Tadika Denai Ilmuan |
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Children listening attentively during the interactive storytelling workshop on the story Who Eats Who? by Oxford: InFact |
Held at Raja Tun Uda Library in Shah Alam, the B40 children utilised several Samsung Galaxy gadgets to explore their curious, creative, and architectural sides. For one, Samsung Galaxy tablets were utilised to facilitate STEM coding workshops, which gave the children a lot of fun in creating their own zoos through the magic of coding. Not only that, they also had the opportunity to nurture their adventurous spaceman side! Thanks to the power of the Galaxy Note10 and a virtual reality cardboard, the students had the special opportunity to visit Mars through a 3D robotic virtual environment simulation. This ultimately gave them an otherworldly experience, literally!
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The children were intrigued with learning how to code on the Samsung Galaxy Tab A during the coding workshop by CoBlix |
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Samsung Malaysia’s volunteers giving guidance on how conductor works through paper robots at the Tactile workshop by Atom & The Dots |
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Volunteers in action of decorating a large sized unicorn with Décopatch papers |
Showing its commitment to its cause, Samsung also sent its employees to facilitate the STEM workshops, as part of its recurring Love & Care programme. With enthusiasm and national pride, large human-sized objects in the form of an elephant, giraffe, unicorn, rabbit, deer and tree were decorated with Décopatch papers that incorporated Batik and Hibiscus prints on them. These were then gifted to each of the schools to brighten up their classrooms.
“We are honoured to host this initiative by Samsung and Me Books Asia at the Raja Tun Uda Library. We trust that by creating more opportunities and exposing these children to STEM, it will ignite their interest at a young age, thus preparing them for STEM careers in the future,” added Puan Mastura Haji Muhamad, Director of Perbadanan Perpustakaan Awam Selangor (PPAS).
In addition to that, Samsung also donated several of its devices, such as Galaxy Tablets and TVs, to each of the six schools to encourage continuous STEM learning through technology. Moreover, basic necessities such as whiteboards, markers, stationery sets, and more items from partners such as Me Books Theatre and Me Books Plus app accounts were also provided to ensure that the schools are in tip-top shape for seamless education sessions.
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Volunteers with the fully decorated elephant, unicorn, tree, deer, rabbit and giraffe to brighten up the children’s classrooms |