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Every fortnight, ZaC gets to meet with his huge brood of cousins (8 in total). Although their age difference can be great, the older ones enjoy playing with him. This is one of their happy moments together!

TaiWan.DaY.fOuR - XiAo WuLai

sOnG frOm sChOoL

ZaC learnt this song from school & started singing it at home. Daddy & Mummy could only stare blankly at him when they heard it the first time. Soon, ZaC was 'performing' the song to relatives & friends! Great that he is confident in front of others!

MiD-AuTuMn fEstiVaL 2010

This year, ZaC went to Punggol Park to join others in celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival. There were many people taking a stroll around the lake with their colourful lanterns. Some families even had a picnic under the full moon while the kids played with sparklers. Too bad, ZaC was alone. But he had a great time playing all the sparklers! Finally, he has the courage to hold onto one, just be sure that they are those without the whistling sound. ZaC is a traditional boy & preferred paper lanterns lighted with candles, rather than the electric ones. Someone was selling 'Kong Ming' lanterns too and many people grabbed the chance to light one up & release it into the air.

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ZaC has learnt about 80% of the alphabet. Mummy uses visual references to teach him, e.g B looks like the number 8, P is like a flag, O is a circle, E looks like a comb, etc. ZaC also loves to listen to Mummy read a book about the alphabet borrowed from the library. He will read out the letters while Mummy continues the sentences.

Teacher has feedback that ZaC is an inquisitive boy, always asking questions! He has been 'promoted' to the playgroup class, where he joined some of his previous friends.

TaiWaN.DaY.thReE - Da gUaN fOrEst fArM