Word-recognition self-check
2-minute check: does your child recognise enough words?
Slow homework, dependence on adults and no interest in books usually trace back to weak word recognition. Answer 6 questions and see an initial result with the reference target for your child's age.
How old is your child?
Reference word counts by age
Based on 14 years of teaching experience, every age has a learning window that shouldn't be missed. Our targets meet and exceed the Malaysian Ministry of Education word-recognition standards.
- Age 3FoundationDevelop potential, train focus and memory
- Age 4150 wordsBuild vocabulary, start independent reading
- Age 5500 wordsVisible transformation, reading habit forms
- Age 61,000 wordsReady for Primary 1, self-learning ability
- Age 71,500 wordsIndependent and confident
- Age 8+2,000–3,000 wordsExceeds MOE standard, self-driven learner
What parents say
★★★★★
“Kai Xuan can now recognise about 120 Chinese words. Before, he had no concept of learning — he'd read but not remember, and drift off. Now he stops to think, and his focus has improved a lot. I was worried he couldn't keep up. Thank you teachers for your patience!”
★★★★★
“Congratulations Leia — she passed her test and completed the 70-word Chinese flashcard level. Next is the 103-word story level. Thank you for the good news and half a year of teaching — we can see she has really improved a lot.”
★★★★★
“He completed the BM suku kata KV+KV test and can now read words like koci, debu, kepada, dahaga — and write the ejaan when the teacher says it, without memorising. His vocabulary has improved so much and his BM foundation is really strong now; he reads whatever he sees.”
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