








Delicious cake back in hotel room after dinner

Seemed like K's birthday instead!

I wish...I wish....
Pant-less + A wide grin {^.^}
Delicious cake back in hotel room after dinner
Seemed like K's birthday instead!
I wish...I wish....
Pant-less + A wide grin {^.^}
Eager K!
K working hard
An extremely happy and proud K
Daddy is a strong man!
K did this Noah's ark animal sticker scene after the zoo trip
K's bento lunch: Three cheese tortellini in bolognese sauce, baby carrots, brocoli, mango and strawberriesParents and children waiting in the classroom before setting off for Tanah Merah MRT Station. A friendly and approchable staff of the station gave an informative briefing.
K with her MRT pass
In the train with Maximus' pretty mummy, teachers Auntie Shuyee and Auntie Sunying
Arrived at Changi Airport MRT Station
The girls were hungry and snacked while waiting for the Skytrain to Terminal 3.
Left to right: Ella, K & Joyce
After much efforts, we finally have a decent group photo
Daddy met us at the airport :)
So sweeeeet!!!
Playground time & home-sweet-home
I am really happy that K is progressing well in reading and loving it! I have started her on the Ladybird Level Keyword Readers (Peter and Jane series). She has finished level 1 and will start level 2 tomorrow. As K progresses each day, I can see her confidence level rise and clearly she is happy that she is able to read the whole page/book on her own. However, although K likes to read, her concentration span is very short. On average, she can only sit through 3 to 4 pages at one go. I would let her continue with the readers whenever the opportunity rises e.g. during her daily poo-poo time...hahaha!!! Rule of the thumb: Stop before your child wants to stop. See how applicable Glenn Doman's teachings are?
Apart from the Ladybird readers, we read other books too but of course, these books are filled with vocabularies strange to K. Unlike the readers which she would "snatch" to read on her own, K would patiently wait for me to read each sentence and then repeats after me. If the vocabularies appear again in the book, there is a good chance that she is able to recognise and read them aloud!