English language learning ( fruit course, parents purchase )

Fruits course ( learning English )

children should watch it with their parents , ( parents and guardians who will be supervising underage learners )  Fruits course for kids and parents ( we can teach English language to children with fruits course ) kids and children should watch it with their parents

just be patient and sit with your kids as their parents and do some crafts and painting together

step by step they will learn it and Children need your encouragement and companionship.

I have many experiences in teaching as an indirect teacher to children and I am not their teacher, but we are close friends who work well with each other and we need the patience and patience of parents in this way because the golden age of children to learn all kinds of skills from Learning English is under the age of 10

some notes for eating more fruits :

Here are some simple yet very useful tips to help parents include more fruits in their kids’ diets:

• Fresh fruit is better than fruit juice. While the whole fruit has some of the natural sugars which will make it taste sweet. It also contains a lot of vitamins, fiber and minerals which will make it more nutritious than a cup of fruit juice. A small cup of juice will provide a child daily amount of vitamin C. However, some kids regularly consumes large amount of fruit juice and this can make them put on excess weight.

• Choose fruits that are in season as they will be cheaper and more importantly, taste better.

• Always have a bowl of fresh fruits in your home so that your kids can eat whenever they are hungry or want something to snack on.

• Be creative in the way you prepare and serve fruits such as raw, sliced, mashed, baked, or serve some different colored fruits in different serving bowls and plates.

• Add fruits to your kids’ breakfast cereal.

• Snack on fruits: stewed fruit, frozen fruit, fruit crumble, or cakes and muffins made with fruits.

• Make a fruit smoothie with frozen, fresh or canned (unsweetened juice) fruits, and then mix it with reduced- fat milk and yogurts.

• Add chopped fruits to plain yogurts.

• In the summer, freeze fruits or mix with yogurt before freezing for a snack.

• Make fruit-based desserts such as crumble or baked fruit, stewed or poached fruit and serve with a little reduced-fat custard.

• To get the greatest benefit, make sure that you give them many different juices each week instead of only one type.

Who this course is for:

• parents with their kids
• teachers
• parents with their children
• parents and guardians who will be supervising underage learners
• parents purchase