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    All About Handwriting

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    • B Offline
      buds
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      The Kumon Phonics Kits are good too!

      I have the Telling Time one as well. I
      bought them to standby for chubs. :please:

      I find them handy n compact for something
      to occupy children on the move. ๐Ÿ˜‰ Apart
      from the iPad and iPhone. :politebleah:

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        DesertWind
        last edited by

        buds:
        The Kumon Phonics Kits are good too!

        I have the Telling Time one as well. I
        bought them to standby for chubs. :please:

        I find them handy n compact for something
        to occupy children on the move. ๐Ÿ˜‰ Apart
        from the iPad and iPhone. :politebleah:
        Hi buds,
        Wats the \"Kumon Phonics Kits\"? Do you mean the workbooks or something else under Kumon? Can even keep the kids occupied while on the move? Wow...izzit something digital?
        Am interested but don't think I have seen it....

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          iLoveChubby
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          DesertWind:
          iLoveChubby:


          Wow, you attended Kumon classes too! I have yet to start my boy on \"Simple Addition\" or \"Simple Time\" yet although I have already bought the books and his kindy is going to teach time in Term 3! I tried to teach my boy time using magnetic tiles but he does not seem to be interested. Guess will try during the June hols. using the Kumon books see whether that will work better!

          What do you think of the Kumon classes? What's the difference between going for classes and using the DIY books?

          Hi DesertWind! ๐Ÿ˜„
          I enrolled my DS in Kumon Maths as I wanted to increase his concentration skill (he was v active) and trained his writing strokes, besides of course learning the proper counting/addition which he couldnt previously. It has been afew mths since he attended and find that its pretty beneficial for him. Nowadays he will automatically whip out his worksheet and do by himself each day. His writing improved alot too.

          As for Kumon books, i am currently using Kumon English, not Maths. The series of Rhyming Words & Phrases etc... I thk these series also train him to rem'ber the words that he learnt at his own Phonics class.
          I also like their MAZE series alot.

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            buds
            last edited by

            DesertWind:
            buds:

            The Kumon Phonics Kits are good too!

            I have the Telling Time one as well. I
            bought them to standby for chubs. :please:

            I find them handy n compact for something
            to occupy children on the move. ๐Ÿ˜‰ Apart
            from the iPad and iPhone. :politebleah:

            Hi buds,
            Wats the \"Kumon Phonics Kits\"? Do you mean the workbooks or something else under Kumon? Can even keep the kids occupied while on the move? Wow...izzit something digital?
            Am interested but don't think I have seen it....

            :oops: Actually, I refer to them as kits as they're so handy to bring out & something for kiddies to do on the move rather than just be glued to iPhones or iPads. :oops:

            They are actually very thick reusable flashcards kept in a box & comes with a small marker with an attached duster. They have for example in the short vowels set.. 3 letter phonetic words within a family on one card.. like bat.. hat.. cat.. in hollow letters. Inside those hollow letters are dotted lines for children to trace (the letters). On the reverse, there are pictures of the bat, hat and cat.

            The box looks like this.
            http://mumnbabes.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=73&products_id=1145

            I bought it for $16.80 at the children's dept @ Shaw (Lido) where there's a table with a variety of books and cards are being displayed.. in btwn stationery, shoes and toys section. I got all three titles there Short Vowels, Long Vowels and Telling Time. ๐Ÿ˜„

            You can also but them at MumsnBabes online. They are having promotion for some titles for the Kumon books... going at $9.90. You may want to check them out at this link. > http://mumnbabes.com/shop/index.php?cPath=73

            Hope this clarifies. :celebrate:

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              DesertWind
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              OICโ€ฆthank you very much for clarifying Buds! ๐Ÿ˜†

              Also for the lobang thread links, I will check it out!

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                sean wife
                last edited by

                Hi,


                Does anyone know where to get those kind of exercise books with 3 line spacing for kids to write the tall and short letters properly? I know we can print those handwriting papers online, but would prefer those in the form of an exercise book.

                Thanks.

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                  buds
                  last edited by

                  Popular. ๐Ÿ˜‰


                  I use them for spelling n dictation with my kiddies.

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                  • B Offline
                    buds
                    last edited by

                    DesertWind:
                    OIC....thank you very much for clarifying Buds! ๐Ÿ˜†

                    Also for the lobang thread links, I will check it out!
                    No problemo, babe! ๐Ÿ˜‰

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                      sean wife
                      last edited by

                      buds:
                      Popular. ๐Ÿ˜‰


                      I use them for spelling n dictation with my kiddies.
                      Any particular branch of Popular? I have been to the Jurong Point branch and don't seem they have...

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                        buds
                        last edited by

                        So far no trouble getting them at Lot One n Causeway Point.

                        Did you ask the staff to help u find them?
                        Ohhh sometimes the neighbourhood
                        stationery shop also has them. ๐Ÿ˜„

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