Mummy brought me to a Trial Class at Little Neuro Tree.
I had to attend 3 lessons altogether (1 session each for English, Chinese and Japanese).
Today, i had finally completed the trials...
The 1st Lesson was in Japanese:
I simply had no clue what was going on until the lesson was about to end.
The Japanese teacher's name is Yumi. At the beginning, she will flash us some cards and sing at the same time. After which we gets our hands on some activities, eg, pouring beads into a cup, popping some soft furry balls into a cup, arranging some puzzles and pasting numbers to the correct items.
At times, she will flash us 1 card for 1-2 sec, then take 2 cards out and ask us to point to the card which she had just flashed! I got it right most of the time.
Though the songs were in Japanese, i did catch some of its meaning! Eg. Daisuki means Love.
Yumi Sensei say i was a good boy and was quite surprised that i could sit still and pay attention thru out the lesson.
The 2nd Lesson was in English.
I start to understand whats going on and when the teacher ask me to "high 5" i will respond.
The songs, cards and activities are quite similar to what its shown in the Japanese lesson. However this time i get to paste some stickers on a christmas stocking.


I love the Christmas Tree!

My pretty English Teacher!
My 3rd and final lesson is in Chinese.
Mummy kept forgetting its Chinese class and kept speaking English to me
The lesson is similar to the last 2 lessons, however its conducted in Chinese.
I am much more active and familiar with the sequences and could follow the instructions given. This time, we get to paste a small plastic bag at the back of the christmas stocking and also hang it up at the "fireplace" poster. My Chinese teacher then quickly slot in a small toy and told us to bring down the stockings.
I got a little Elephant toy.


Mummy hung my art piece on our X'mas tree!!

Me at my class...

My cute chinese teacher...

Look who's that...my pretty English teacher!

Yeah...i got a balloon from her

Playing around the center...
The lessons are fun...but mummy still considering whether to sign me up for 1 term as the fees are quite expensive!