What have our parents come out with after attending our Fast Reading Technique Seminar?
As salam, hye Little Caliph Team, big applause to your team for the successful seminar. Its such a very good program for parents like me. What i have notice,the learning system is straight forward and the kids not confuse on that. Besides its help me to teach my son in a easy way. Thank you so much and congratulations team – Mama Fateh Naim KG 5 years
Assalamualaikum
1- TC Fari is a good speaker and an inspirer.
2- She inspiring both of us as parents.
3- Together we raise our kids to be Quran generation.
4- Parents should not force their kids to do activity that they are not interested.
5- Reading technique at home should tally with LC so that kids not confuse.
?? – Mama Dhia Nur Keisha KG1 5 years
Sangat membantu. Teknik yang diajar memudahkan dan menyeronokkan anak2 untuk belajar. Ibu bapa perlu teknik ini untuk sama2 didik ank2 . Tq so much for all teacher. – Mama Aleesya Fareena KG1 5 years
Finding the best kindergarten for your child
Once you decide your child is ready for preschool, it’s time to find a good program. It pays to start your search early.
To find the best program for your child, follow the six steps below.
First, decide what you want. Are you looking for a preschool near your workplace, or would one closer to home be more convenient?
Do you want the curriculum to include activities such as music and movement and storytelling? Are you looking for a specific approach to learning?
Write everything down so you have a list to refer to as you evaluate different programs.
Ask around to find the most reputable preschools. Friends and family can give you the names of schools they like, and we all know that personal references are the best kind.
Go online.
Check websites, facebooks and read the activities that are being doen in teh kindergartens. look at the children’s happy faces and read about the programs that the kindergarten is offereing
You can ask a few preliminary questions over the phone (about fees or enrollment, for example), but you won’t get a sense of what a preschool is really like until you go there and meet the staff.
Ask the Principal about everything from hours, fees, and schedules to philosophies on childrearing topics such as discipline and nutrition
When you visit the classrooms, check the teacher-child ratios and note how many children are in a classroom. For 3- to 4-year-olds, the organization recommends groups of 20 or fewer, again with at least two teachers. As many as 20 5-year-olds can be in a class with two or more teachers.
.Observe how the teachers interact with the kids: Make sure they’re friendly, caring, and encouraging. You’ll also want a challenging curriculum, experienced teachers (who are paid well and satisfied with their job), and an environment that’s warm, clean, and safe.
Ask about staff turnover. If the teachers change every six months, move on. Children need consistency and the opportunity to form strong relationships with their caregivers, so you don’t want a preschool where teachers come and go.
Ultimately, choosing a preschool is a personal decision. If, after visiting a preschool, you love the idea of your child going there, it’s probably the right place for you.
Positive word of mouth is a powerful endorsement. If a preschool has a certain buzz, ask parents what they like about it.
Visit the school with your child. That way you can see how he and the teachers interact and whether he seems comfortable in the preschool’s environment. Do the teachers seem interested in getting to know your child? Does he enjoy the activities?
If the preschool of your dreams has no openings, don’t despair. Put yourself on the waiting list, and while you’re at it, write a letter explaining why you like the school so much. It won’t guarantee you a place, but it can’t hurt to let the school know how enthusiastic you are about the program.
Steps to find out about our Little caliphs kindergarten
Good luck! Im looking forward for you to register with us.
Maasalamah