extra classes for 3 year girl

Alibeckham

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hi parents.. my girl turned 3 this year..

Was thinking of sending her to any additional class, like arts, music, etc.

Anybody has any experience to share e.g. any classes that their kids are attending now, the sch name and the cost for reference?

we can start to create a listing for public info here:
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Sharonyap2505

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My son attended Chinese speech and drama when he was 4/5 years old. $70/month. Wanted to improve his Chinese cos we don't speak Chinese at home and he language is beyond terrible. It didn't help tbh.

Now at 6yo, he's attending robotics. $100/month. So far he's not complaining so I guess the lesson interests him.

There's other classes like abacus to improve arithmetic skills, gritball to improve hand eye coordination, public speaking to improve speech and confidence, etc..

If its classes like arts and music, I suggest you enroll your daughter only if she expresses interest in it. No point sending her for piano/ballet if she don't like cos she won't enjoy it.
 

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My son attended Chinese speech and drama when he was 4/5 years old. $70/month. Wanted to improve his Chinese cos we don't speak Chinese at home and he language is beyond terrible. It didn't help tbh.

Now at 6yo, he's attending robotics. $100/month. So far he's not complaining so I guess the lesson interests him.

There's other classes like abacus to improve arithmetic skills, gritball to improve hand eye coordination, public speaking to improve speech and confidence, etc..

If its classes like arts and music, I suggest you enroll your daughter only if she expresses interest in it. No point sending her for piano/ballet if she don't like cos she won't enjoy it.
always wonder hw wld these kids copy w their mother tongue in pri sch
 
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