Club 2005 Kids
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celtricia:
Hi celtricia and saw your children photo. Very charming!Wow! New Club ah..
My DS is born in yr 2005.. Having all the anxieties as he will be under Phase 2C in BVPS..
I have 2 other DDs.. all of them 2 yrs apart..
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bigsnoopy:
@SAHM_TAN I really tried but I get very frustrated doing it. You see I am a perfectionist. I expect DD to be able to recognize the chinese character after I go through with her. While her enrichment school teacher feel she is doing fine, I still find her weak.
Usually, kids will forget, so need to repeat till it becomes permament memory. The length of time differs.
I was like you but learnt that no use to be frustrated, just have to match the child's pace. -
SAHM_TAN:
Thanks for your advice. I will try to hypnotise myself and match her pace. Just feeling a bit kan cheong about the primary school thing.bigsnoopy:
@SAHM_TAN I really tried but I get very frustrated doing it. You see I am a perfectionist. I expect DD to be able to recognize the chinese character after I go through with her. While her enrichment school teacher feel she is doing fine, I still find her weak.
Usually, kids will forget, so need to repeat till it becomes permament memory. The length of time differs.
I was like you but learnt that no use to be frustrated, just have to match the child's pace.
Did you sent yours to any enrichment?
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hi bigsnoopy,
why not send yr child to learn & recognize chinese characters first, from programme 'SPEEDY Chinese Character Recognition' by Smiling Star?
it is taught in Community club.
school fees $120 per Term for 3 months. Taught by teacher from Smiling Star. They starting one class this Saturday, 4 pm at \"Ci Yuan\" community club in Hougang Avenue 4. So far, only 3 kids registered. Need 2 more then can start class.
course details:-
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http://www.smilingstar.com.sg/speedyrec.htm
it says here:-
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- easy to learn, new teaching method.
- able to identify and read about 600 unique Chinese Characters to be taught in P1 and P2.
- Effective results, can see improvement in 3 months.
- Localized context according to words that MOE required children to know in Primary School.
- Learn words and know the meaning,through games and fun.
- Systematic words recognition helps in writing composition
CC details:-
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http://one.pa.gov.sg/CRMSPortal/CRMSPortal.portal?_nfpb=true&_windowLabel=CRMSPortal_1&_urlType=render&_mode=view&CRMSPortal_1_action=ACMParticipantMaintain&_pageLabel=CRMSPortal_page_1&IdProdInst=16763679&CWT=
they will teach you essential Chinese characters, ready for Primary 1.
come back home, revise with him. Once your child familiar with Chinese characters, can start reading with him \"Si Wu Kwai Du\" series recommended by Tamarind, in another thread (google). Then his Chinese will improve.
currently, yr child still weak in recognizing chinese characters. Hence, can't read well. Once his foundation in recognising chinese characters is built up, he will be on his way up.
if Hougang too far for you, call tel: 9145-6321 (smiling star organizer), ask where is the nearest CC or RC closest to yr house, day and time slot availability. -
bigSnoopy,
sometimes you need an external party to kickstart for you this speedy chinese character stuff. Once kickstart, yr job at home becomes easier when comes to revision with him. Because yr revision becomes 2nd round, not 1st round. 1st round is the tiring one.
the teacher already expose him to 1st round. If pay $120 for 1 Term ( 3 mths) can solve yr headache, then tell yourself ⦠the $ is well spent. just try it out for 1 Term, see also good. -
bigsnoopy:
Thanks for your advice. I will try to hypnotise myself and match her pace. Just feeling a bit kan cheong about the primary school thing.SAHM_TAN:
[quote=\"bigsnoopy\"]@SAHM_TAN I really tried but I get very frustrated doing it. You see I am a perfectionist. I expect DD to be able to recognize the chinese character after I go through with her. While her enrichment school teacher feel she is doing fine, I still find her weak.
Usually, kids will forget, so need to repeat till it becomes permament memory. The length of time differs.
I was like you but learnt that no use to be frustrated, just have to match the child's pace.
Did you sent yours to any enrichment?[/quote]Yes, I did but would still need to work with her at home becos of the forgetting element. :lol:
I'm planning to take her out becos now using the si wu kuai du books
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@phtthp immediately went to check out the website. Sound good! Will give them a call tommorow. Thanks for the info and thanks for the advice.
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DD going P1 next week. Damn stress now as DW and myself still cannot decide which school to select for her. Never imagined that registering for P1 could be so stressful. How did our parents survive those days?
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@SAHM_TAN -you mean you stop the classes to go on holiday?
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guqin:
DD going P1 next week. Damn stress now as DW and myself still cannot decide which school to select for her. Never imagined that registering for P1 could be so stressful. How did our parents survive those days?
Maybe you want to share what are your options and see if the expert mummies here will be able to advice you.
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