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    Club 2006 Kids

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Clubs for parents with similar age children
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      crystalbelle
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      jedamum:
      Agree.

      Focus on hypy is minimal after initial months.
      But still important to get basics right as kids rely on them to use e dictionary. My foundation is poor so I need to consult my older boy to type hypy when chinese SMS.

      Will you consider purchasing berries k2 materials to do revision at home? You can try to get from your berries classmates if they attended last year. They have this talking pen and book on hypy which my boy will take out once in a while to revise. Not sure if all centres are the same materials.
      thanks, will try to ask berries if i can purchase one.
      thanks for the tips

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        jedamum
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        Do note that the reader pen can only be used on their k2 books. It is a pity as I find it good.

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          crystalbelle
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          noted with thanks

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            jedamum
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            Last week of term 1! Time flies!

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              jedamum:
              Last week of term 1! Time flies!

              Whoopee! 🕺 :rahrah: 🕺

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                reiner
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                rather she goes to sch leh… keke

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                  silverhorse
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                  Hi Club 2006. It’s been pretty quiet…


                  My DS2 is starting his Show and Tell this term ( and this week), and he finds it difficult and he feels stressed. He’s normally an outgoing and talkative boy but I think the thought of presenting in front of his class scares him out. The FT kept reminding parents to practise and practise till perfection.

                  How do you all do it with your children?

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                    smartmummy
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                    silverhorse:
                    Hi Club 2006. It's been pretty quiet.....


                    My DS2 is starting his Show and Tell this term ( and this week), and he finds it difficult and he feels stressed. He's normally an outgoing and talkative boy but I think the thought of presenting in front of his class scares him out. The FT kept reminding parents to practise and practise till perfection.

                    How do you all do it with your children?
                    How about telling infront of family members?Is he comfortable?May be you can role play that family memers are his classmates.Let him to tell his own sentenses.simple sentenses.the toy should be his favourite one.Tell him try his best.Its ok to do mistakes.

                    My girl had last term.She is shy but love to do show and tell. She did in her kindy a lot.

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                      smartmummy
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                      Any of your child miss you when they are in the school.

                      My girl tried to call me at recess time.

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                        silverhorse
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                        smartmummy:
                        silverhorse:

                        Hi Club 2006. It's been pretty quiet.....


                        My DS2 is starting his Show and Tell this term ( and this week), and he finds it difficult and he feels stressed. He's normally an outgoing and talkative boy but I think the thought of presenting in front of his class scares him out. The FT kept reminding parents to practise and practise till perfection.

                        How do you all do it with your children?

                        How about telling infront of family members?Is he comfortable?May be you can role play that family memers are his classmates.Let him to tell his own sentenses.simple sentenses.the toy should be his favourite one.Tell him try his best.Its ok to do mistakes.

                        My girl had last term.She is shy but love to do show and tell. She did in her kindy a lot.

                        Thanks Smartmummy. I told him to do his best....
                        The teacher chose a topic talking about their robotics lesson they all went through, which I thought its really not appropriate for a start. They should be talking about their fave toy, person or family.
                        In Kindy, he did it too, but I think it was on familiar grounds ( i.e with friends they knew since N1 ).

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