MY 5-year old surf in www.dogpile.com search engine.
I seen Benjamin writing "kameo" word on his little notebook. I was really curious of what he is doing next. After he wrote, he went to my husband's bedroom(of course my bedrooom too but we called it Daddy's bedroom) and open the internet browser. He type www.dogpile.com and after it loaded. He type the word "kameo" in the search block.
When it was loaded, he look up and down. He seemed he can read but he really did not. He saw the symbol for youtube and he clicked that. It pulled out a video clip.
He was watching it and he yelled at me that he found some movies. He was also immitating of what the character did. I was really amazed and surprised of this little brain can think of.
When Brian was online, he is on states by the way. I told Brian and also to my friends. They were surprised and told me: Awesome!!! cool!! smarty kid!!! Your son is great!
I just could not believe a 5-year old surfing in the web. I touch computer when I was in High school. Back then, we are poor though. Lots of students are computer illeterate
Showing posts with label Ben's corner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ben's corner. Show all posts
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
No school for Benjamin today
My son's school is preparing for the graduation for the kindergarten and so they declared of no school today. Benjamin was so happy that he is going to stay at home. As usual, I feed him breakfast properly with all the forcing to eat. He is very picky boy.
He and I were spending time- we watch Eureka right now as I am writing this post. Mary cried and I asked him to get Mary on her bedroom. He brought the mickey mouse stuff toy here at the living room and Mary is following him bringing her 3 blankets. My kids are so funny, they have their own blankets to mess it up. If you are visiting in my house then you can see 4 or 5 blankets lying around the living room or wherever they go in the house.
Both of them are playing and it is really cute watching them sitting next to each and I saw the smile of Mary talking to her brother.
So, I will end up here right now. Photo will be posted if I have time. :)
He and I were spending time- we watch Eureka right now as I am writing this post. Mary cried and I asked him to get Mary on her bedroom. He brought the mickey mouse stuff toy here at the living room and Mary is following him bringing her 3 blankets. My kids are so funny, they have their own blankets to mess it up. If you are visiting in my house then you can see 4 or 5 blankets lying around the living room or wherever they go in the house.
Both of them are playing and it is really cute watching them sitting next to each and I saw the smile of Mary talking to her brother.
So, I will end up here right now. Photo will be posted if I have time. :)
Monday, April 28, 2008
Another day of Benjamin
It's been more than three weeks that Benjamin went to school but he still crying while I am changing his clothes. He does not want to go to school. He cried when he was going inside the bus. I kept telling him that when he find friends then you gonna like to see them everyday.
I felt bad when I saw him crying but he and I are always fighting here at home if I like him to read and write. He is lazy to do it.
Posted by: Mom
I felt bad when I saw him crying but he and I are always fighting here at home if I like him to read and write. He is lazy to do it.
Posted by: Mom
Wednesday, April 02, 2008
Benjamin accepted at Seika Kindergarten
Brian and I decided to enroll Benjamin in a Japanese school for his preschool and kindergarten. Sending him to school there is not cheap. Can you imagine that we spent 2 thou dollars for his uniform and tuition fee for one month and entrance fee. I just could not imagine how expensive it is. But it is worth it in the long run if Benjamin knew how to converse, read and write Japanese. That is our main goal. Brian and I will be forcing ourselves to learn Japanese or else our kid is behind from other kids. As what they say, little children can cope up right away if we introduce them a new things to learn.
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