KEC Parents’ Voice : Kindergarten Class (Ducky/Puppy/Bunny)

Kindergarten Young class (Ducky)

Hananoki Classroom Ducky (younger class) & Bunny (older class) From a parent/guardian

My daughter is in the Bunny class and my son is in the Ducky class. My daughter loves Go Fish cards, which she started using this spring, and she and her little brother always have a great time playing with them, playing Bubba Bubba and catching Daddy in a nervous breakdown. She also wants to talk with her favorite teacher in English someday. My son has just started learning English, but thanks to his older sister, he has had many opportunities to experience English before, and he enjoys every lesson. He even wrote on a strip of paper on Tanabata Festival, “I will learn a lot of English, and when I grow up, I will go to America! She even wrote “I will learn a lot of English, and when I grow up, I will go to America! We hope that they will continue to enjoy learning with their favorite teachers with their own goals.

Kindergarten Year class (Puppy)

Kinjo Kindergarten Kinder (Elementary to senior class) From a parent

I chose KEC because I can learn English at the kindergarten I attend. He is not the type of person who willingly does things on his own, but he enjoyed the trial lesson and has looked forward to going to every lesson since then. Thanks to the teachers, I feel that she is no longer wary of English and is enjoying herself. I feel that it is important to have the feeling that English is fun.

Kinder (kindergarten class from elementary to senior class) From a parent

I am the mother of two boys, a first grader and a middle schooler. I joined KEC School because I wanted my children to be accustomed to English from an early age, and also because I wanted to take them to and from the school. I think that having a foreign teacher at KEC School and being able to learn what it is like in a foreign country is very good for my child’s growth. The lessons are fun and the children enjoy dancing and singing. And most importantly, I think my child is learning and developing good pronunciation even though she is only hearing the language by ear. I hope that my child’s experience at KEC will be useful in her future choices.

Kinder (kindergarten class from elementary to senior class) From a parent

I have two children, a first grader and a middle grader. I enrolled them because they were in a kindergarten class with a good friend. I also thought that it would be useful for my children to be familiar with English in the future. My daughter, who is in the first grade, used to sing alphabet songs in the beginning, but recently she has started to speak a few English words. Her pronunciation seems to be good. Both of them look forward to their lessons, so I am glad that we joined the school.

Kindergarten Senior Class (Bunny)

Asahi Nursery School Classroom Bunny (senior class) From a parent

When I first observed the classes, I saw the children interacting happily with the foreign teachers, and I chose this school because I wanted my daughter to be able to do the same. The teacher who has been in charge of my daughter since she was a young child has been very kind to her, and she looks forward to English class every week. The atmosphere of the class is very good and everyone is relaxed and lively. I would like to participate in the events, but I have to give up because I live too far away from the school. I would like you to hold the events in the neighborhood.

Bunny (senior class), Kozoji Kindergarten Class, from a parent

I was very unhappy with English when I was a student, so I decided to send my children to KEC English School because of their dedication to native English speakers, fun atmosphere, and enthusiastic teachers and staff. I appreciate the personalized attention to each child, and I feel that the way they learn English changes their attitude toward it. I am looking forward to more “fun times” for my children in the future.

Hana-no-ki Kindergarten Class Bunny (senior class) From a parent

My eldest daughter’s friend has moved to Australia. If I could casually talk with her in English someday, I would be surprised at the cultural differences, but would also be able to experience the vastness and wonder of the world. It was with this thought in mind that I decided to join the school. I believe that in order to learn English conversation, it is essential to have the will and effort of the student. As a parent, all I can do now is to help my child develop an interest and curiosity in English, and create an opportunity for him or her to want to learn English on their own someday. I feel that the school provides an enjoyable learning experience that will not bore the child. I watch with a smile as my eldest daughter proudly tells me about the English conversation and songs she has just learned.