Shichida lesson plan???

[mum2tiger]

Hi Ella,

Regarding the LR, I can't remebber the difference btw basic and deluxe   Maybe the brillkids team can help you there

That's lots of enthusiasm and passion    I know, i love shopping for my LO too. Actually that's pretty much my main agenda nowadays  My face after shopping:  Hubby's face -->  

Regarding montessori, if you are in Malaysia, there are a few companies but some deal in US Dollar. So if money's no problemo ,then check out these sites:
www.bambini-Montessori.com/
www.kmodemarketing.com.my/
www.my-montessori.com/contact.asp
www.usleducation.com/

I have purchased from USL and quality so-so but mostly made in China stuff. I am not particular about things made in China because after seeing so many catalogs and products I have realised that close to 80% of all products are from China. Unless you want to buy from Micheal Olaf or Montessori Services(US) in exchange for a limb Most of the stuff are crazy expensive.

My advise is go through the curriculum and decide which you can DIY or collect stuff from around the house. Check out this facebook link: http://www.facebook.com/gift2kids. They have some montessori products arriving late August. Their retail shop is very near my place and I'll pm you if I think the products are ok

[Ella87]

Hi Jessica,

Actually I know the difference, the basic one in just the software but deluxe has 25 books, flip cards, Lesson planner and something else. I just want to know are they necessary? They cost more 100$ and I do want to pay if they worth!!

I agree with you. Most of the brands now made in china. I don't care a lot as I know chinese products have different quality for different countries! I think malaysia import good quality!

Thank you for links! I'm going to check them

[ShenLi]

Hi Ella,

I wrote a blog post outlining the class in Heguru and TweedleWink. We didn't go to Shichida so I don't know exactly what they do but I think it is fairly similar to Heguru. It's here:

http://figur8.net/baby/2010/10/13/heguru-class-outline/

http://figur8.net/baby/2010/10/14/tweedlewink-class-outline/

The main activities are covered in the home practice guide so if you follow those, you would be doing most of the essential activities. Most of the other activities are just matching stuff which you can find in activity books, for example, two piece puzzles - where they have to match which half goes with which half, which one is the biggest, which has more, things that belong together like mail and post office, etc. You can also make your own very easily. I think doing Montessori activities would also be an excellent supplement (this is the focus in TweedleWink).

The photographic memory kit will be too advanced for your child. At this point, your child is learning through observation so you can do the activities and demonstrate how they work.

Jessica - when Gavin was really little, he also "pretended" to read books to himself. We would go to a bookstore and he would babble to himself and point to the pictures as if he was narrating the story. He's 4 and a half now and reads about grade 3 level so I think there is a correlation between his early pretend reading and his reading development. In fact, Gareth has started "reading" to himself as well in an attempt to immitate his older brother who likes to read aloud from time to time 

[Ella87]

Hi ShenLi,

I read your blog posts. I think I got the gist of Shichida classes, thank you!

I've never heard about Heguru before!

Yesterday, I started LR trial and LO loved it! It seems that Her serious educational classes have started 

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