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What if my kid is ahead in reading (like can read chapter books in kindergarten), but is right on target with math. How can I get the classroom teacher to challenge her in reading?

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What if my kid is ahead in reading (like can read chapter books in kindergarten), but is right on target with math. How can I get the classroom teacher to challenge her in reading?


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Lisa @ School Family writes:
Hi Erin- Does your daughter's class have reading groups? Maybe you could talk to the teacher about having your daughter in the appropriate level. It's definitely worth a conversation - with class sizes being as big as they are these days, it's good to have an open line of communication with your teacher. Here is a great article about talking to a teacher: http://www.schoolfamily.com/school-family-articles/article/728-talking-with-teachers-about-student-progress
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Erin- Also wanted to point to a page on our site that has a lot of great information for parents of gifted and talented children: http://www.schoolfamily.com/gifted-talented
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