After we attended a sample class for LEAD Tutorial and Preschool’s Life Hacks Summer Workshop, hubby decided to enroll our eldest daughter. He was impressed with the lessons offered because they were not the usual academics or sports-themed classes. Life Hacks was, well, about life hacks, practical stuff that are useful in any situation.
We decided that it would only be Ate who’ll attend since she’s pretty much low maintenance. Plus hubby can bring her to his place of work, which is near where LEAD is.
On the first week, she and her classmates learned about musical appreciation and doing simple chores. The teacher taught them the proper way of washing the clothes and dishes. Now she knows which part of the shirt to wash first, or if it’s glasses or cutlery that should go first.
They also have some storytelling times, I think. Her assignment for last week was about an alternate ending for “The Emperor’s New Clothes”. Despite being overly imaginative, she had a hard time making an alternate ending that hubby and I had to help her out. Hmm, I guess that’s one thing to focus on.
One thing I noticed is that she’s really looking forward to attending the Life Hacks Workshop. She seems pretty happy when I meet her up after work and she’ll tell me what happened during the class.
It easily makes her tired, though. But at least the workshop has an M-W-F schedule, meaning she can rest in between days.
Let’s see what’s in store for her and the other kids on Week 2.
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3 years agoWanderWoMom
wow ang cool nitong workshop! bery interesting for bigger kids! ill take note of this!
3 years agoMichelle
True! You can follow LEAD Tutorial on Facebook to see if they offer something similar soon. 🙂
3 years agoRubie Osorio
I love that summer workshop! Do you know that homeschoolers are into life skills lessons too? At an early age they expose children so that they will learn to be independent in the future. I can see that she really enjoys what she is doing.
3 years agoMichelle
She did enjoy it. I think it’s important that our educational system also puts emphasis on life skills. The world is different now and it’s better that kids grow up to have these important life skills. As my hubby would say, better street-smart than book-smart (although there’s nothing totally wrong with being book-smart, too). 🙂
3 years agomomithinz0131
Aww.. My eldest need this kind of workshop! He’s already 8 years old and should already be learning things like those. Thanks for sharing mommy. 🙂
3 years agoMichelle
No problem. That’s also what we thought our kid needed that’s why we enrolled her here for summer. 🙂
3 years agoBUDGETarian MOM
Nice naman nito momsh! Sana meron din near tp our place.
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I heard they want to expand, but still not sure which location they’re targeting. Actually medyo malayo din sila from our house pero hubby really wanted my daughter to take this workshop kaya ginawan namin ng paraan. 🙂
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