Part 1: SUSIE’S FAMILY STORY

Note: This part is by Susie, the little golden egg, Hunter, Paul, the family’s incredible story, arouses your belief in creating your own exclusive little golden egg journey, and at the same time, we have demonstrated all the achievements in Susie little golden egg’s travel notes in practice. Please refer to the attachment for the results of laying golden eggs.

Part II: Y OUR STORY

Note: In this part, we use your little shrimp DJ to show you some knowledge and skill bases that can be generally utilized in Susie Travel Notes. By integrating elements of music and movies, we will create a unique experience for you and your family. Little Golden Egg Travels Around the World has made perfect conditions.

Part III: O UR STORY

Note: This part is also the last of this book. Our team and I will accompany you and urge you to complete your little golden egg dream together! This is our story, your story, and our shared story!

This kindergarten is free and open to young children and parents of young children around the world.

Globally, every family pattern is different.

Specific family models are divided into:

1. typical family. (1 father, one mother, one baby, one grandma, one grandpa, one grandpa, and one grandma)
2. Family model 1 (1 father, one mother, two children, one grandma, one grandpa, one grandpa, and one grandma)
3. Family model 3 : (1 dad, one baby, one grandma, and one grandpa)
4. Family model 4: (1 mother, one baby, one grandma, one grandpa)
5. Family Model 5 ( 2 mothers, one child) “Refer to Friends Ross Ex-Wife Family.”
6. Family model 6 ( 2 fathers, one child)
7. Family mode 7 ( 1 father goes to work, one mother takes care of the baby)
8. Family model 8 (1 mother with baby)
9. Family model 9 (1 father with baby)
10. Family mode 1 0 (1 baby, grandma and grandpa take care of the baby, parents work in other places, take care of the baby remotely)
11. Family mode 1 1 (1 baby, robot with baby, parents work) future mode
12. Family Model 1 2 (Doll, Adoptive Family)
13. Family model 1 3 (doll, foster family)

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Which family pattern do you belong to?

Each mode has benefits and advantages.

Economy Mode:

1. Economic status a (you can go to kindergarten locally)
2. Economic status b ( Cannot afford kindergarten fees in the local area)
3. Economic status c . ( Spending early education costs 30 % of living expenses )
4. Economic status d. ( The cost of early education accounts for 40 % of the family’s living expenses )

Condition of young children

Different economic status models, family models, and children’s conditions lead to entirely different models of family education for young children.

The second part of this book: Early childhood home education kindergarten (Take Susie’s course as a preliminary study. Research the route that suits you)

Instructions:

1. There is Kindergarten + Early Childhood Classes (Revisiting Too Much Early Education?) + Add Homeschooling on weekends | 2 times a week. 1 hour each time.
2. There is no kindergarten, no early education courses. (Templates are used directly.)
3. There are kindergartens + early education without financial strength (use our early education courses as weekend supplementary courses)
4. by the elders accompanying their children exceeds 40 %. (refer to a 1b, ba3 mode)
5. Parents with children version.

The book’s third part is the practice version of family education for young children.

Through drama, performance, music, outdoor activities, parent-child activities, charity bazaar, writing, painting, and all kinds of practical exercises that make children and parents happy.