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Visit to Sha Tin Cultural Museum
Purpose: To strengthen children's knowledge of Metapenaeus ensis (Gei Wai shrimp), Mudskipper and Uca arcuata by experiencing and observing in the pavilion, and returning to school to make display boards to strengthen children's understanding of wetland animals.
Visit to Sha Tin Cultural Museum
Purpose: To strengthen children's knowledge of Metapenaeus ensis (Gei Wai shrimp), Mudskipper and Uca arcuata by experiencing and observing in the pavilion, and returning to school to make display boards to strengthen children's understanding of wetland animals.
Visit to Sha Tin Cultural Museum
Purpose: To strengthen children's knowledge of Metapenaeus ensis (Gei Wai shrimp), Mudskipper and Uca arcuata by experiencing and observing in the pavilion, and returning to school to make display boards to strengthen children's understanding of wetland animals.
Visit to Sha Tin Cultural Museum
Purpose: To strengthen children's knowledge of Metapenaeus ensis (Gei Wai shrimp), Mudskipper and Uca arcuata by experiencing and observing in the pavilion, and returning to school to make display boards to strengthen children's understanding of wetland animals.
Visit to Sha Tin Cultural Museum
Purpose: To strengthen children's knowledge of Metapenaeus ensis (Gei Wai shrimp), Mudskipper and Uca arcuata by experiencing and observing in the pavilion, and returning to school to make display boards to strengthen children's understanding of wetland animals.
Visit to Sha Tin Cultural Museum
Purpose: To strengthen children's knowledge of Metapenaeus ensis (Gei Wai shrimp), Mudskipper and Uca arcuata by experiencing and observing in the pavilion, and returning to school to make display boards to strengthen children's understanding of wetland animals.
Visit to Sha Tin Cultural Museum
Purpose: To strengthen children's knowledge of Metapenaeus ensis (Gei Wai shrimp), Mudskipper and Uca arcuata by experiencing and observing in the pavilion, and returning to school to make display boards to strengthen children's understanding of wetland animals.