Comparing English Enrichment Programmes
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Check out Edufarm.
http://www.edufarm.com.sg/courses/enric ... d-reading/ -
Thank you alibaba for sharing. Anyone have tried before the lessons there? Any feedback
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Letterland is very good but how the knowledge is being delivered depends on the teacher. I suggest you drop by when the class is almost finish. Talk to the parents who are waiting for their kids.
The class is on going and takes in kids as and when. So the progress of every kids in the same class may not be the same. -
Thanks Alibaba
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Hi,
Did anyone have feedback for Julia Gabriel Readers and Writers (I love reading) program? I check with them and they said no assessment required. Worksheets will be done in the class and there will not be any spelling tests. I quite like it cos no stress. However, I would like to hear from other parents who have children attending this program.
Thank you. -
Anyone has comments or compared The Mindstretcher and The Alternative Story?
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Hi,
Any good enrichment centre that teach solid ground works (grammar, sentence structure... etc) for a K2 kid who reads well? My boy is on ICR-A but I intend to switch him as he is approaching P1, to go along with the MOE syllabus requirements.
I've called up Learning Point (LP) and was told they have no more opening for K2 intake. They cover grammar works in K2, which is what I need, but now it's too late to enrol.
How about other schools like: LCentral, Mindstretcher, TAS...
Any feedback appreciated
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If compare TAS and Mindstretcher, DS prefer TAS as the lessons are more fun and challenging. Mindstretcher has tons of worksheets to do and is not tat challenging.
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JWMommy:
If compare TAS and Mindstretcher, DS prefer TAS as the lessons are more fun and challenging. Mindstretcher has tons of worksheets to do and is not tat challenging.
It's nice to hear from someone who has tried both. In yr opinion which syllabus is better in terms of building a child's eng foundation? Is yr DD still with TAS? -
My opinion is LP follow by TAS. DS has joined LP now.
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