The.Planetcrush.Experience

Now that you have successfully completed the lesson on gaming, here's something you need to know and we want to ask......

Are you
hooked onto games?!?!

Part (1)
Share with us about the games you play.


Part (2)
Answer any 2 out of the following questions:

1. What are the signs of being hooked?


2. Do you feel you are hooked?


3. What would you say to a friend who plays computer games?

Click on comments (Top right corner of the post) and leave your SAY!!!

Workshop #2 held last Saturday was another hit with parents who came despite the rainy weather. This time, we held separate sessions for the 94 English-speaking and Chinese-speaking parents.

The eye-opening and enriching sharing to teach truths and expose lies of the Internet was very well-received. Many went away with a better understanding of the Internet world their children are exposed to and handles on how to use it to teach good family values.

Here are what some parents say after the session,

“With the knowledge, there is always hope to help and guide our children on the correct course.” – Katherine Wong

“It has met my purpose of my coming. I’ve learnt handles of how to approach this topic which I was lost before attending this talk. I will sign my 13 yr old boy up for the Youth Adventure program.” – Gillian Tan

“Very enriching and useful. Time spent is worth it!” – Parent

“The sharing was very informative and straight to the point. I’d a better understanding of cyberwellness. Well done!” –Mdm Pong

Don’t miss the final of our series of 3 free workshops! Join us this Saturday as we share about networking with you kids and their friends through the Internet.

Saturday, 8 November. 10.30am – 12.30pm. TOUCH Community Theatre, Level 1. See you there!

The first of three cyber wellness workshops, organised by TOUCH Cyber Wellness & Sports (TC&S), held on 25 October, proved to be a hit with parents. It saw the attendance of 78 parents and 16 kids. Many parents saw this as a great opportunity for a fun-filled family outing on a Saturday morning.

After the talk on 'How to play Digital Games with Your Kids' and an engaging Q&A session, the parents were invited to the games room where they could get a hands-on experience on gaming with their kids.

Here are some of the feedback that we gathered:

10-year-old Ryan Tan, who came with his parents and sister, said, “This is my first time playing so many different games. I enjoyed it! I hope to play with my parents next time.”

Mr Gabriel Phee, a parent, said, “I used to think gaming was something very complicated. The best part about the workshop is that I walk away knowing that gaming is not as inaccessible to parents as I thought.”

Ms Carol Ee, mother of two children aged 9 and 10, said, “The session was very good as I learnt a lot of new insights on today’s youths and gaming. For example, I wasn’t expecting games like World of Warcraft to be so engaging! Now I know… I am already looking forward to the next session!”

Come, join us for the next session on how you can use the Internet to teach good family values! Your kids will also thank you for bringing them as they are entertained by the wide array of games.

Saturday, 1 November. 10.30am – 12.30pm. Blk 162 Bukit Merah Central Level 4 Seminar Room. See you there!