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Ninjas for real

As the 80’s kids, one of my favourite movie is the American movie titled the 3 ninjas. You know, the ninja grandpa training his grandchildren Rocky, Cole and Tom Tom to be ninja kids? Anyway, I was super excited to joined #Kidstart ‘s #NinjasOntheMouseIsland activity in May. Definitely going to be fun with this interesting combination of Ninjas and Playground !


In case you’ve no idea, Mouse Island is an adventurous children playground located in Tuen Mun, in between Siu Lun Court and Hanford Garden. 


First we all meet up at the pavilion, Ninja master taught little ninjas to make their own darts and sword ! After that, they have to sit and listen to the “history” of ninja lesson before getting their attires. Master gave the little ninjas a couple of missions, off they go to the adventure land ! 


There’s quite a few missions to be completed at the Mouse Island. They have to climb up the ship using the chains, cross the river using hand bar, jump over crocodile creek, attack the bad guys by using the dart, march back to the land, walk along the wall like a gecko, jumping in between rocks etc. 










I do think role playing is good for kids, enhancing their creativity and conception on the assignments or duties, create the ability to play along with their imagination. Ninja sure is a special role to them; K and friend enjoyed so much. She still like to act like a ninja every now and then. Remembering the “high ya” and top-toeing to walk quietly and pretending to be unnoticeable. That’s incredible experience and moments to be remembered for a long time. 



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