He Will Shine!

The world is full of surprises
But there's always a happy tomorrow
Like the colors of the rainbow
We will shine, we will shine

KUMON.

I enrolled my son in Kumon Reading Program last April this year and in a very short period of time I see how he improved a lot in writing letters and reading. He can now read phrases and short sentences at a very young age, and I am very proud to say that at this stage in the program he is at the Bronze level already way advance for his age,  and looking forward to reaching the Gold before their recognition day early next year.

I am very happy to make this choice for my son's early learning school,  and I am planning to continue with it even if he will go to big school next year.

Very proud of you son. Keep it up.

Learning thru Kumon

My son will turn four early next year and I am planning to enroll him to Kumon  just outside the village,  but as early as now I am introducing him to the style of teaching at the center through their Kumon Workbook Series.

I've heared so many good benefits for childs early learning development after enrolling to their Mathematics and Reading Program like my nephews and nieces who showed exemplary knowledge in reading and comprehension at an early age.

My son loves books and reading has always been our routine before his nap time in the afternoon and bedtime at night. I want him to be more inclined with this passion and helping him develop a good reading and comprehension skills is a good start for his early years. I want him to like numbers too, and instill in his mind that mathematics is easy.  I know Kumon teaching method will be very helpful for him to enjoy learning. During our daily playschool in our room I can see in his eyes that he's enjoying the workbooks, and I always make it a point to tell him that learning is fun, and sure it is for us every single day.

Cuttie Face

One play school morning while I am letting my son doodled on his notebook he drew this:

That's him according to his artistic view. Note the ears were too small you won't even notice but the smile is too big,  a picture of a happy child.