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Showing posts with label
kindergarten
.
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16 March, 2018
Wonder soap with a story
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I've got a story about this cleaning product. Two of our boys went to a local kindergarten in our early days in Tokyo, over a per...
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23 August, 2012
Something different about Grade Eight
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Our eldest son started eighth grade today. There are a couple of similarities, but numerous differences between the situation our son is in ...
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09 October, 2011
It's hard to forget Japanese kindergarten sports days
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The view from our house. Note the flags – essential decorations! Today it is hard to escape the annual Japanese Sports Day tradition . Thoug...
13 May, 2010
Not sticking out.
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We visited our 7 y.o.'s classroom today. His class have been talking about different jobs that people did. We were parent volunteers tal...
19 February, 2010
Unexpected wet eyes
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Today I found myself unexpectedly teary. It took me a while to figure out why. I was sitting on short, plastic chairs listening to our young...
16 November, 2009
Another unpredictable day in our house
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Our family is complete again. David flew home this morning. I found it a little disconcerting that when I went to be after 10 last night, h...
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25 March, 2009
Kindy graduation
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I just realised that it is a week since our middle son graduated from Japanese kindergarten. Here are some photos to prove that it is no ord...
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13 March, 2009
More on emotional Japanese mums
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I put the question, "Why Japanese mothers cry at the end of year class meetings?" to a bilingual Japanese friend of mine. Here is ...
12 March, 2009
Final post on the peculiarities of Japanese kindergartens.
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12. Then of course you have the events. Sports Day, Summer Festival, Mochi Festival (Japanese pounded rice), Art Show. All of these have v...
09 March, 2009
More peculiarities of Japanese kindergartens Part 2
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If you were already exhausted, you haven't stayed the course. There's more to being a mum in a Japanese kindergarten. 7. Class mee...
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06 March, 2009
Some peculiarities of Japanese kindergartens. Part 1
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I am speaking from my experience of two kindergartens here, but I know from talking to friends that each in kindergarten is different. We ...
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