This year's theme is Dance Around the World.
Kaitlyn's had 3 performances and Josh 2.
Unfortunately, I realised that neither iPad nor iPhone able to watch any video clips posted in my blog :(
I'll try to upload in FB instead.
Kaye's first ballet performance, combine with N2 and K1 students.
Look out for 0:40 (front row 2nd from left)
and 2:14 (front row 2nd from right)
Josh's Landler's dance... he calls it Princess Dance :)
Needless for me to point out, I think you can jolly well identify him ;)
Kaye's Hawaiian Rollercoaster.
She's at the front row if you can recognize her :)
Shame I'm not able to load a higher resolution video file.
Had to break the file into separate part.
Can't see Kaye clearly from here :(
.I've loaded some these videos in my FB account
For those using iPad or iphone to read my blog,
you might want to search my FB page for these videos instead :)
Kaye's chinese dance.
She's in yellow suit, the 2nd row, far right.
Both of them did so well I couldn't help feeling so proud of them.
We were away in Bali and the kids missed the whole week of rehearsal right before the concert. We reached Singapore Thursday night and the concert was on the very next day afternoon. Poor children, after the traveling and insufficient rest, they still need to go to school first thing in the morning like every other school day followed by the concert in the afternoon. Despite that, they still performed so well :)
I actually had the teachers recorded their dance during practice before we left for Bali.
Loaded the video files into iPad and with that, I practiced with the kids every night in Bali!!
Going thru this gives me the first hand feel of the stress/ pressure I sometimes see among other parents, be it their kids' exams, recital, concert... etc
Interesting... so much for us critisizing/ commenting that some parents are so kiasu.
I'm literally one of them now! I was persistent and determine to practice with the kids every night before the kids go to bed while we're in Bali. Tried to perfect their steps/ dance and made sure they dance seriously and memorized each steps. One can really get sucked into making sure your kids do well... freak!!
Oh well, soon... you will join me too.. you young parents out there! ;)
