Thank you for the recommendation, it's very kind of you.
Believe me, it's something my wife and I have already considered, but the plan for now is not to overwhelm her with too many activities.

• For now, she goes to school from Monday to Friday.
• Three days a week she has soccer practice at a small academy (she says she wants to be a soccer player haha so 💁) and let's say 4 days a week she has practice since on my day off we always do at least 30 minutes of exercises with the ball or repeat what her instructor tells her to do during practice, so that adds another day.
• One day a week she has karate classes (the latter was not her favorite at the beginning, but we insist that she should learn to defend herself and that's just the idea) then some bullying videos and that's it. Now she's doing great, every week she comes back excited because she learned a movement or how to count in Chinese, or a curious fact or something new, she always comes back excited and happy with that class.
• And we also try to teach him at home, since we understand that school only trains workers and not thinkers, so we try to reinforce and even show him things that are obviously totally inefficient at school.

Of course it would be great to open space for a drawing or painting course, I hope we can do it soon.