Hello all,
I posted about my son Z on the main board and Colomamma (I think!) suggested that some of the SC3 materials might work for me, so I wanted to get advice over here too.
Z was four at the beginning of this school year, with a Nov. birthday so a JrK. But he apparently was paying a LOT of attention to his brother's math lessons last year. He passed the pre-assessment on day one and then proceeded to pretty much do first grade with his older brother this year. Right now he is working his way through Storytime Treasures in cursive. So, I am trying to find a way to have hime tag along for second grade without overwhelming him, since he is only five. He is a solid reader in Little Bear, but finds the chapters long, so Sarah Noble would be a reach. Are there SC3 materials that would be a good fit for him in literature/writing/copybook where I wouldn't back him up, but not push too hard either?
Thanks - Lena
I posted about my son Z on the main board and Colomamma (I think!) suggested that some of the SC3 materials might work for me, so I wanted to get advice over here too.
Z was four at the beginning of this school year, with a Nov. birthday so a JrK. But he apparently was paying a LOT of attention to his brother's math lessons last year. He passed the pre-assessment on day one and then proceeded to pretty much do first grade with his older brother this year. Right now he is working his way through Storytime Treasures in cursive. So, I am trying to find a way to have hime tag along for second grade without overwhelming him, since he is only five. He is a solid reader in Little Bear, but finds the chapters long, so Sarah Noble would be a reach. Are there SC3 materials that would be a good fit for him in literature/writing/copybook where I wouldn't back him up, but not push too hard either?
Thanks - Lena
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