"Treasure Hunting in the Museum - Looking through the Frame” is a special activity by Presbyterian Community Services (Yishun Centre) where children are given several props to assist them in treasure hunting. One of these props is the “Fun Box” which enables children to learn more about culture. A small frame is given to each child to help them focus on a small area. The children also learn to ask questions that help them move on to different activities through which they learn to observe, think and question.
These activities allow young children to experience the fun of learning Chinese, so that they want to learn their mother tongue. Children also learn and develop a deeper understanding of not only their own culture, but also the culture of other races.
Another activity, “Singapore's Little Treasures”, encourages and enables parent participation in school activities and help children learn Chinese at home.
长老会社区服务义顺托儿所的“博物馆寻宝”活动，让幼儿通过“趣味道具箱”、“取景框”和“看、想、问”的策略，学习华文与文化。在活动中，“趣味道具箱”让幼儿更深入地了解不同的文化，而“取景框”则缩小观察范围，协助他们观察细节。同时，这些活动也让幼儿学会有效的提问技巧。
这些富有趣味的活动不仅让幼儿们体验学习华文的乐趣，同时也让他们在日常生活中使用华文，并对自己与他人的文化有更深入的了解。
“小宝藏”活动则希望家长积极参与学校的教学活动，在家中多和幼儿说华语，让他们有所受益。