🌸 Concert 2026 Song Performance 🌸

Malay Traditional Culture 马来传统文化

Kampung Life 甘榜乡村生活

Baby Goat (Anak Kambing) 小山羊元素

Nature (Flower & Leaves) 大自然元素

Traditional Malay Accessories 马来传统饰品

Joyful & Interactive Dance 欢乐互动舞蹈

Sunflower blooms: children squat on the floor and slowly stand up as the music starts — like a sunflower opening

Flower sea sway: hands cupping the face (petals), gently swaying left and right — that's the one move!

Joget basic step: one step forward, one step back, gently tap the toe

Handkerchief dance: circle the handkerchief right hand → left hand

"Rasa Sayang" chorus: clap 3 times + hands on heart ("sayang" = love)

Partner dance: pairs face each other, one reaches out, the other takes the handkerchief

Red House pose: line up in front of the Stadthuys backdrop and wave goodbye

Here come the waves (intro): blue chiffon drops from both sides of the stage making waves. Children lie under the fabric — "turtles swimming in the water~" — and slowly crawl out

Turtles ashore: wearing the shells, arms making paddling motions, slowly walk to centre stage and line up

"Counting wave after wave" (chorus): raise the wave boards — shake 3 times left → 3 times right → raise high and jump! "One~ two~ three~"

Beach stroll: put down shells and boards, hold hands and walk in a circle — "slowly crawling on the beach" — squat and pretend to dig sand

Big wave pose: everyone gathers together and joins the wave boards into one giant wave! Shout "Terengganu!" together

Dark skies (opening): stage lights dim. Children squat and look up at the sky — "the sky is dark, it's going to rain~" — hands over heads

It's raining!: open the blue raindrop umbrellas, twirl gently — "tick tock tick tock~" — tiny steps like falling raindrops

Seedlings drink (planting): set umbrellas aside. Squat and make "planting seedlings" motions — "the rain is here, the rice is drinking~" — slowly stand up

Rice grows: hands slowly spread from low to high, like rice growing — "day by day, slowly growing up~"

Golden harvest: everyone raises the rice ears in a wave — sway left → sway right — "harvest time!"

Harvest pose: form a circle, raise rice ears + umbrellas to the sky — "Kedah!"

Trishaw entrance: 5 children with trishaw boards at their waists, riding motions around the stage

Frying kway teow: with big spatula props make "tossing" motions — flip left, flip right, sprinkle seasoning

Kopitiam scene: two groups — coffee drinkers + cendol eaters, facing each other and interacting

Chorus: everyone sways + claps, singing "Kopitiam 我和你~"

Jingle Easter egg: a 15-second Milo / Ribena / Pop jingle in between (optional bonus)

Ending: everyone raises hands and shouts "Sedap!" (Delicious!)

Entrance (30s intro): hands together in Namaste, walking out in "half-squat small steps", forming two lines. Upbeat festive rhythm like an Indian temple fair

Hand Mudras (1 min): to the "Bum Bum Bole" beat, three basic gestures — peacock hand (thumb-index pinch), lotus hand (fingers spread, twist wrists), butterfly hand (cross hands then open)

Footwork Tatkar (1 min): stamp in place to the beat — right-right-left, left-left-right, anklets jingling! With gentle hip sways

Spins Chakkars (1 min): one arm raised, slowly turn one full circle (5yo version: just one turn). Two lines cross over and swap places

Interaction (1.5 min): pairs face each other — one makes a gesture, the other copies, then swap roles. Like a "follow me" game

Climax & ending (1 min): back to two lines, Namaste bow together. "Bum Bum Bole~ Masti mein dole~" finally squat down with a petal-scattering gesture toward the sky

🧑‍🏫 Teacher's note: this is a simplified 5yo Indian dance — the point is joy, not technique! Hand moves + anklets + one spin is all it takes. No need to be perfectly in sync — the beauty of Indian dance is its freedom and colour!

👧 HILLARY (gentle opening)：Distinguished guests, dear Mummies and Daddies, Grandpas and Grandmas, teachers, and our most adorable little friends — good afternoon, everyone! 🌸 Today, we stand here with so many things we want to say. Because today is the last day of our kindergarten life; today, we say goodbye to the school that watched us grow up. 😢

I still remember my very first day of kindergarten, three years ago — I held tightly onto Mummy's hand, tears streaming down my face. It was my teacher who knelt down, gently hugged me and said: "Don't be afraid — this is your second home." From that day on, every morning I looked forward to coming to school. Because I knew that here, there were teachers who smiled at me, friends who played with me, and so many warm stories waiting for me.

👦 YEE KAI (memories of growing up)：Hello everyone! 🤗 I want to ask the parents here: do you remember how tiny we were when we first arrived? Back then, we couldn't feed ourselves, couldn't put on our own shoes, couldn't write our own names — sometimes we even cried and wanted to go home. 😅 But our teachers never lost patience. Day after day they taught us, encouraging us again and again.

They taught us to hold a pencil, to recognise words, to sing, to line up, to share — and how to be polite, kind-hearted children. I still remember the first time I tied my own shoelaces — my teacher was even happier than I was. She knelt down, hugged me and said: "See — you did it!" In that moment, I felt amazing! 💪 Teacher, thank you. Thank you for never giving up on us; thank you for using patience and love to help us grow, little by little. 🌱

👧 CHELSEA (thanking friends)：And I want to thank my friends. 🌸 Thank you for handing me a tissue when I cried; thank you for teaching me when I didn't know how; thank you for playing with me every day, eating with me, drawing with me, running with me. We built blocks together, acted out stories together, drew family portraits together, chased each other around the playground together.

These little memories are like bright, shining stars tucked away in my heart. ✨ Even though we may go to different primary schools and make new friends, I will never forget you — never forget the sound of our laughter, the playground we ran across, and our pinky promise: "We will be best friends forever!"

👧 HILLARY：And of course, we must thank our dearest Mummy and Daddy. ❤️ Thank you for waking up early every day to bring us to school; thank you for listening to our school stories no matter how tired you are; thank you for writing our wobbly little names on our artwork; thank you for staying up all night caring for us when we were sick. Maybe we are still too small to fully understand how hard you work — but we know that every hug, every word of encouragement, every goodnight kiss, is proof of how much you love us. 🌙

👦 YEE KAI：Our teachers always tell us: "Every one of you is a unique star." Today, we graduate and head to primary school, towards a bigger world. We may feel scared, we may feel nervous — but we are not afraid. Because kindergarten taught us courage, our teachers gave us confidence, and our parents gave us love. We will remember — to be kind, to be willing to help others, and to never give up when things get difficult. 💪

👧 CHELSEA：Finally, I want to say to everyone who loves us: thank you for giving us such a happy, such a warm childhood. 🌈

👧👦 ALL THREE together：Goodbye, our kindergarten. 🏫 Goodbye, our dearest teachers. Carrying your blessings, we are ready to fly further away. 🕊️ We will grow up well and work hard to make you proud! We have graduated! Primary school, here we come! 🎓✨ Thank you, everyone! 🙏

Part 1 — Type C Malaysia (3 min): lights dim, spotlight only. Enter in modern city outfits, showing the Twin Towers silhouette boards. Multilingual rap: short segments in Bahasa, Chinese, English and Tamil. Strong-beat street-dance moves

Part 2 — Goyang Raya (4 min): lights flash to FULL! Music switches to Goyang Raya! The whole hall stands up and sways (waving glow sticks). The children lead the audience to "Goyang" together — sway left-right + jump. 🎉 Confetti cannons fire! Golden confetti fills the air. Children run off stage to mingle with the audience and get everyone swaying. Full lights for 8 seconds — a sea of glow sticks: the most photo-worthy moment of the whole show!

Part 1 — Wau kite dance (2 min): Dikir Puteri music starts. 8 children hold the Wau kites, walk slowly around the stage making "kite taking flight" motions (slowly raise high → drift left-right → spin)

Part 2 — Batik cloth runway walk (2.5 min): Si Bongkok Tiga music starts. Children drape the batik cloth and walk the runway, unfold the cloth at the front to show the pattern, turn and walk back. Each child strikes a pose

Part 3 — Shadow puppet mini theatre (2.5 min): lights dim, lamp lit behind the screen, children perform with shadow puppets behind it. The other children sit in front of the screen "watching the show" and clapping

Elephant entrance: wearing elephant ear hats, line up, bend forward with arms as trunks swaying — "Ah Dum~ Ah Dum~" 🐘

Elephant stomping: stomp in place to the beat — thump! thump! thump! (arms swinging trunks)

Animal ABC: ABC music starts, take turns holding up animal masks for a walk — tiger roar, hornbill fly, monkey jump

Group photo: everyone squats, shouts "Pahang!" then jumps up — adorable! 🎉

🧑‍🏫 Teacher's note: 3yo don't need to be in sync! Stomping the wrong way is still adorable. If a child doesn't want the hat, no problem — little hands swinging as trunks is cute enough 😄

Hopscotch: hop on the grid stickers to a "1-2-3" rhythm, 3 children take turns

Five stones: 4 children sit on the floor tossing and catching the bean bags

Skipping rope: two older kids swing the rope, the others queue up to jump

Firefly dance (climax): all lights off → LED lights on the children's fingers glow → a sea of fireflies in the dark! Walking slowly, lights twinkling like fireflies

Ending: lights come back up, children strike a hopscotch finishing pose

Act 1 (~1 min): dim blue light, wind sounds + bamboo flute. Alia walks from the side to the Mount Kinabalu backdrop. Narrator 1 stands front-right of stage. Alia's three monologues — the highlight of the show; choose a child with clear speech and real feeling

Act 2 (~1.5 min): Grandma walks in from stage left with a cane. The Alia–Grandma interaction should feel natural — like a real grandmother and granddaughter chatting. Group recital voices must be unified

Act 3 (~1.5 min): Narrator 2 stands stage right. Girls / boys respond in groups. Everyone does the wave motions together

Act 4 (~1 min): lights turn warm — the most crucial moment of the show. Alia pauses 2 seconds before "the mountain is in my heart", then continues. The final group recital grows from soft to strong, like waves pushing higher and higher

Ending (~30s): the Malay pantun (four-line poem) — slow! Every word must be heard clearly. Grandma's final Malay line is the emotional footnote to the whole story. As they bow, the Sompoton bamboo flute returns and the lights slowly fade

The 4 children together：Cikgu — terima kasih cikgu！🌸 Cikgu ajar kami menulis nama — dari satu huruf ke satu huruf. Cikgu ajar kami membaca — dari satu perkataan ke satu perkataan. Cikgu ajar kami menyanyi dan menari — dari takut-takut sampai berani di atas pentas. Cikgu ajar kami erti tolong dan maaf — kerana itulah perkataan paling penting di dunia.

Bila kami jatuh — cikgu yang angkat kami. Bila kami menangis — cikgu yang peluk kami. Bila kami berjaya — cikgu yang paling kuat tepuk tangan！👏 Hari ini kami tamat tadika... Tapi cikgu akan sentiasa ada dalam hati kami. ❤️ Cikgu — kami sayang cikgu！🌷

The 4 children together：Ayah — Ibu — terima kasih！❤️ Setiap pagi ayah dan ibu hantar kami ke tadika — walaupun hujan, walaupun panas. Setiap petang ayah dan ibu tunggu kami di pintu pagar — dengan senyuman yang paling manis. Setiap malam ayah dan ibu bacakan kami cerita — sampai kami tertidur dengan mimpi yang indah.

Bila kami takut — ayah dan ibu kata "Jangan risau, kami ada." Bila kami gembira — ayah dan ibu lah orang pertama yang kami nak beritahu. Bila kami buat silap — ayah dan ibu tak pernah marah, tapi ajar kami jadi lebih baik. Ayah dan ibu adalah wira kami. 🦸‍♂️🦸‍♀️ Ayah, Ibu — kami sayang ayah dan ibu. Bukan hari ini saja, tapi selama-lamanya. 💕

"Kami tamat tadika hari ini！🎓 Kami berjanji — Kami akan belajar bersungguh-sungguh, Kami akan jadi anak yang baik, Kami akan hormat cikgu dan ibu bapa, Kami akan ingat semua kenangan manis di tadika ini, Dan kami akan balik melawat cikgu！ Kami janji！🇲🇾✨"