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“SHICHIDA at Home is a great learning experience for me as a parent and definitely my child. I can see my daughter enjoying watching the videos and actually learning. I like the idea of letting the child interact with the video by pointing or simply calling the answer and for sure enjoying the catchy songs.”

“We thought to trial out SHICHIDA at Home and it really is fun! Alannah likes to sit in her chair and just watch while pointing out the silly story or starts waddling like a penguin when we are imaging! It is amazing how every night we can still watch the videos and can easily print out the worksheets from home. We dedicated a time and day for her to do SHICHIDA at Home that way we can learn as well as have fun dancing to the songs and sing a long! I am so thankful for SHICHIDA and how much it has helped Alannah with her growing up and how a 2 year old can outsmart me haha!.”

“My son loved Shichida at Home and as a parent I was truly grateful for it during the Covid pandemic state lockdowns. I was surprised at how well my son engaged and interacted with the character’s Shichi and Emma. He sang all the songs with them, followed their instructions, and replied to any questions they asked. It was the first time he had done anything like this online, so I was really pleased to see his enthusiasm. The worksheets and summary at the end also helped reinforce what was being taught in the lesson. I would definitely recommend Shichida at Home to any parent wanting to stimulate their child’s mind in the comfort of their own home.”

“My son George enjoyed the Shichida at Home lessons very much. He found the animation interesting, and it captured his attention well. The pace of the lesson was good for him with a variety of activities. I think it is a very good, condensed version of the Shichida class, and the children can watch it several times throughout the week to gain the full effect.”

“I am a subscriber to Shichida at Home and my son, Maximilian, is 2 years old and absolutely loves watching and interacting with Emma and Shichi. I have found that as we are progressing through the series he is starting to point to the picture Emma asks when he watches magic picture games. Moreover, at the age of 2 and 2 months he is now starting to say the words as well. What I have found with the series is that it is a fun and interactive way to learn through music, games and inspirational activities. Best of all you can take this series wherever you go. My family and I took a trip to Adelaide and we watched and sang all the way there.”