27/10/2024
MOMMY, DADDY, ano nga ba ang PINAKA magandang REGALO?
HO! HO! HO! GUSTO MO BANG MAGING MAS MATALINO
ANG ANAK MO THIS CHRISTMAS?
All parents wish to have a smart and intelligent kid, right? A proud parent, imagine the feeling of joy and excitement of putting a medal around your child's neck at the end of the school year. Mom and Dad, would you like to experience that next year?
Here are the stuff you will get:
Learn the 3 top-most secrets to make your child smart
Learn how to build a solid educational foundation and make your child school ready
Learn the short cut and proven effective techniques to ensure your child academic success
Here's are the FREEBIES we are willing to share to you
1) FREE- Child’s Multiple Intelligence Assessment - to know your child hidden talent and interest
2) FREE- Volumes and tons of compiled learning materials from Pre-school until K-12 with lifetime access covering subjects in English, Math, Social Studies, with activity materials, learning exams and exercises, story books, and many more. You will never run out of enjoyable and learning activities with your kid
3) FREE- Attend our free parenting seminar that will help you understand the importance of Child Development and Early Child’s Education. Provide tips to achieve academic excellence
4) FREE- Story books and some learning toys giveaways (limited offer only- good for 20 clients only)
5) FREE- Baby Genius Group -Social media support group - you will be invited to a chat group that will help you to better manage your kids
Mommy and Daddy, Ninong and Ninang what are you waiting for?
Don't wait any longer to take your child to the next level.
Message us now and learn how you can help your child to excel in school.
Don't miss out this great opportunity and give your child the best gift ever.
Act now and take the first step for your child's academic excellence
Here are testimonials from Amazon
(Hope this can help you to decide now)
1) Merlyn
5.0 out of 5 stars Love it!
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2024
Verified Purchase
It’s a very good learning tool for kids. This will help improve their hand motor skills unlike when using the computers/gadgets. I definitely recommend it. One person found this helpful
2)OBG, LLC
4.0 out of 5 stars Very cute, Unfortunately, came apart but love idea
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2024
Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What's this? )
Upon opening my box I unfortunately found that two of the letter rows had came apart (I'll now need to play Scrabble to figure out these words lol). Everything else was intact and does show as described in listing. I'm sure my 3-year-old will find this fun to play as a game and also learn at the same time.
3)Diego Amar
5.0 out of 5 stars Education,
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2024
Verified Purchase
My kids love it thanks One person found this helpful
4) John Farago
5.0 out of 5 stars cool, well designed educational toy
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2024
Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What's this? )
wood, not plastic, excellent entry toy for both alphabet and beginning reading and also for memory exercise, fun, cognitively challenging for pre-primer children
the woodworking is not exactly perfect -- some of the blocks are not perfect cubes -- and there are no real directions, though how to use this for imaginative play is pretty obvious and there's something to be said for having the child or the grownup make up the game
I would note that one aspect that might make some folks think twice is the capacity for using the blocks to make naughty words
5) Jeannie M
5.0 out of 5 stars "We have them in my class at Montessori school"
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2024
Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What's this? )
I bought these for my kindergarten age grandchild to help with sight reading. She was so excited because she was familiar with them and knew exactly what to do. It's a clever toy, the pictures are clear, and the 3 and four letter block combinations are easy for kids to figure out. So many things I see that are labeled as "Montessori" are not necessarily used in Montessori schools--but are just things that are aimed at the concept. I was really glad to see that this is legitimately a tool used in my granddaughter's classroom.
(Reference - Amazon KALM Word Memory)
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