Activities

[Anonymous]

Tennis 2x week
Swim team 2x week
Piano x1

[Anonymous]

DS (11): Hebrew school 1 evening, climbing 1 evening

DS (8): Soccer 2 nights per week

[Anonymous]

Instrument 2x/week
After school club at school 1x/week
Non-competitive group swim 1x/week
Non-competitive sport clinic 1x/week
Academic enrichment 1x/week

[Anonymous]

4th grader:
piano 1x a week
math comp class 1x a week
heritage language school - 6hrs on sat but includes chess + lego robotics + add. language

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:4th grader:
piano 1x a week
math comp class 1x a week
heritage language school - 6hrs on sat but includes chess + lego robotics + add. language

Very tiger

[Anonymous]

Kindergarten: swim class, art class, riding - all 1x per week. We insist on swim class as a life skill. The other two are her picks.

[Anonymous]

3rd: club sport three times a week, Girl Scout,
theatre on weekend

1st: swim lessons, art class, theatre on weekend

[Anonymous]

2nd grade.

Swim x1 per week

Dance x3 per week

Ice skating x1 per week (2 months only)

[Anonymous]

For all those who do swim lessons - do you make your kids go or do they actually like it? We let our (3) kids stop once they were safe in the water but only one ever learned strokes beyond front crawl. It was always such a chore getting everyone to lessons but I’m sure they all could benefit from further instruction

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For all those who do swim lessons - do you make your kids go or do they actually like it? We let our (3) kids stop once they were safe in the water but only one ever learned strokes beyond front crawl. It was always such a chore getting everyone to lessons but I’m sure they all could benefit from further instruction

Both.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:4th grader:
piano 1x a week
math comp class 1x a week
heritage language school - 6hrs on sat but includes chess + lego robotics + add. language

Very tiger

Learning your heritage language while doing fun activities isn’t tiger parenting, it is helping to maintain family heritage.

[Anonymous]

Tennis
Basketball
Soccer
Violin
Piano
Academic enrichment

[Anonymous]

DS9- swim (2x), piano, tennis, climbing (each 1x)

DD6- swim (1x), tennis (1x), piano (1x)

It's a mix between weekday evenings and weekends. We prefer not to have something every day. They both have a couple low-key after school clubs too, like arts and crafts, soccer, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:4th grader:
piano 1x a week
math comp class 1x a week
heritage language school - 6hrs on sat but includes chess + lego robotics + add. language

Very tiger

Learning your heritage language while doing fun activities isn’t tiger parenting, it is helping to maintain family heritage.

For 6 hrs every Saturday? Please. Parents can teach heritage through their every day lives at home.

[Anonymous]

We do 12 x 12