Carmi Mikhaela Seit, Private (Cebu) Center
In the garden where plants grow There are so many things we’d love to know A flower that shines brightly Deserves to stay lively People do gardening in order to grow something For we want to witness plants growing Gardening may make us sweat But it’s better than thrown cigarettes that could lead us to regret In the forest where birds scream for
One day the President of the bottle flippers said, “I have a contest!” “What contest?” Asked the people. “A contest of defeating me in a bottle flip,” said the President. “I will challenge you, President,” said the boy. “This could be easy,” said the President. “I will defeat you in the bottle flip hall of fame!” said the boy. The competition was about
You may be bored sometimes, But sometimes it can be fun. I know it can make you sad sometimes, But sometimes it makes you glad. Boring or fun, sad or glad, All in all, it gives you a smile on your face all day long. When spinach tastes bad, it’s good for you. It’s just like our Kumon worksheets. So we should do
Carlzon Camua, Plaridel Learning Center
The following story is from Steven Patrick Yu’s speech during the Advanced Students’ Forum last September 2018 at Radisson Blu Hotel, Cebu City. My Kumon journey started when I was three years old. I still remember when I first stepped inside the Center – I cried because I didn’t know where I was and what was going to happen. As I grew older,
Math is the subject that gives us better lives,Math is the subject that gives our mind good vibes.Why math will give us better lives you ask,In some jobs, math is required in doing tasks.From equations, fractions, measurements, and more,Math exercises our memory for more lessons to store.Like life, math is everywhere,To solve the equation of your purpose until you get it right. Math
“Dear Kumon, Thank you for teaching me to do a lot of things step-by-step!“ Celine Andrea Miranda, Robinsons Place (Malolos) Center
Mark Denver Sorino, Pantok (Binangonan) Center
“I love Kumon! I make sure to finish answering my Kumon homework before I play. My parents even told me that I already improved a lot”. Joseph Angelo Jueco, Imus Cavite Center
