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hi mommies. my son is throwing a long tantrums this past few days, as in marunong na syang magalit. and saying NO to everything we offer. hindi na sya madaling utuin. am alarmed with his acts. do you think makakatulong sa kanya if enroll ko siya sa preschool. my son is 2y4m. old.
^yup ok naman. proximity wise it's the perfect location since isang tumbling away lang kami. socially, i've seen her and her classmates really bloom by the end of the school year. there were some na iyakin at the start of the school and ni hindi makatingin sa eyes mo when you talk to them, but later on they'll be the first one to approach you and talk to you. like what they say a gymboree preschooler is "curious, confident, cooperative, persevering and a good communicator". i've seen all of those in S. Nasobrahan lang ata sa curiosity and confidence that it gets on my nerves sometimes (thats a whole different story). but (may "but" talaga), academic-wise, i'd rate it average-above average, lalo na if you'd compare it to traditional schools. yeah i know it's not fair to compare a progressive to a traditional since the approach is different. though i've seen some worksheets of my kids' friends or heard feedbacks from them, im not sure how different their lessons are from the traditional ones (they ended the year learning how to tell time and do basic addition and subtraction). pero parang nakukulangan ako or maybe I'm expecting too much from S? but i guess they really try to teach the lessons based on the students' pace, hindi minamadali. I like though how they cultivated and developed the love of learning of the kids. Re progress report, they have semestral assessment and PTA with the teacher. But even before this, the teacher would tell you if a student has problems with a topic and they'll ask you if you can reinforce this at home. They believe that learning does not end in school and highly encourage it that parents run through the lessons with their kids from time to time. sometimes they send home worksheets but nothing along the lines of the assignments they give in other schools. usually just a page or two and no pressure to do it if the kid is not up to it. The teachers also email weekly newsletters (with pictures) on what they discussed during the week and what to expect the next week. They tackle 1 book at the start of the week and try to incorporate it with their lessons. Like when the week they discussed about amphibians, they had the Frog Prince as their story book of the week. Same goes with school activities. When they discussed about reptiles, they scheduled a field trip to the crocodile farm. Or when they discussed about the community helpers, they visited the police and fire stations nearby. They also incorporate their core classes which I like. My husband was surprised when my daughter was humming an old nursery song my husband is familiar with. She said she learned it in class when they were discussing Eastern European music.Hi hunny which schoo is this po? Are u talking about gymboree?
Hi mommies,Im in search of a preschool as well for my daughter. She's turning 3 on june so her age is just in time for nursery stage. I have been to lot of schools here in san juan area, some are chinese which i dont really prefer since were not chinese, and some are too pricey. I came about kinderhall in addition hills, i was wondering if any of you have feedbacks or reviews about it? The school was clean, seemed child friendly, their toilets were clean, they have a big room for playtime. And their tuition fee is reasonably fair. I hope to get a feedback cause i want my daughter in good hands! Thanks!!
