My Child is Advanced for Her Age

My Child is Advanced for Her Age

My daughter was only 3 years and 5 months old when she started in the Kumon Reading Program. Barely 3 months in the program, she already mastered the writing and was able to read 4-letter words at the age of 3 years and 8 months. Now, my daughter is already at Level 3A, and I am happy and proud to say that her reading and writing skills are advanced for her age. Thank you so much, Kumon!

Kumon Parent Maria Emily T. Dinawanao-Lagumbay
Mother of Kumon student Carliah Mariden Lagumbay

Buhangin Davao Center

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Kumon Philippines

Kumon is the world's leading after-school enrichment program. We offer two subjects: Math and Reading in more than 300 Kumon Centers nationwide.

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