Right brain training is the buzz word these days for developing one's child with quantum leaps. How true or even scientifically proven, I may never know until I try. Back in my time, these were unheard of (cues: generation gap) and as the new age parent where everything new is uncharted area which deserves some exploration.

I wasn't keen on signing on a full term and having to drag both myself and C to class so trial classes are much appreciated.

The hour long class conducted in Chinese went as follows

• Flashcards for numbers, gemstones and a string of other categories which I clearly did not manage to retain
• Laminated board activities which range from spending 10 seconds to look at position of the coloured fish and the child had to place them correctly on the board furnished. 
• Associating flash card pictures to sounds (thunder, rain, seaside)
• Introduction to the sea turtle and reaching out to touch it
• Stacking cup game
• Goodbye song

Classes are conducted in English, Chinese and Japanese.

The hour passed by in a flash and really before I knew it, it was time to say goodbye.