02 July 2012

TuttiFun - Toddler Playgroup


Want to expose your child to fun-filled bilingual playgroup experience? Happy Cottage is proud to present TuttiFun!

As an ex Pri School Chinese teacher, I brought with me my experience in teaching Chinese and worked with Ms Alicia Tan, a certified Phonics and baby signing instructor, to develop a toddler playgroup program that allows your child to learn in a fun way.
It is Play-learning with a purpose - early introduction to English and Chinese. 

Class is limited to maximum of 10 toddlers only. 

Come and join us now! 



If you have kids 18 months and above, check out our PreK Early Literacy.  

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2 comments:

  1. Children PlaygroupAugust 9, 2012 at 1:43 PM

    Your playgroup is really good for kids. The best thing of your playgroup is that you have limit of only 10 kids. So you can pay attention on each and every Kids.

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    1. happy.cottageAugust 9, 2012 at 5:23 PM

      Thanks for your comment. We want every child to be able to enjoy this play-learn experience :)

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Welcome to Happy Cottage!


I started 开心屋 - Happy Cottage because I have 凯 and 欣 in the house. Together they are the 开心 (sounds like) team.

Mommy loves Chinese language and is a big fan of Chinese story books. Thus the kids often receive interesting children Chinese story books from mommy. Many of the children Chinese story books are so beautifully drawn and well written that I like to read them myself.

Learning and loving the language is not an easy task in Singapore as our environment is not condusive enough for such learning. Thus I believe I have to create such an environment at home. Through daily communication in Mandarin and regular reading of the Chinese materials, I hope to cultivate their likings for the language. You can find many of the books in the Book Store.

Besides introducing children Chinese story books to you, I would also like to share some learning resources and tips on the usage of the language here. I've met some parents, in their best attempt to communicate with their kids in Mandarin, misread some words or used an incorrect sentence structure. You can find the information in the tabs above.

So, why is this blog written in English? I know of many parents who have kinda lost touch with the language. If I were to share in Chinese, then it may not be as effective.

Do come back often for more updates.

Cheers!