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Friday, June 13, 2008

Schooling

Leo is finally having "math" click. Caleb is still struggling with reading. I am beginning to worry that he is slightly dylesic or at the very least has some learning difficulties. He really struggles with letter recognition when looking at the paper. He knows the sounds if you ask him but putting those sounds to paper is a different matter. He understands math and can give you the answers when asked. We are working through the summer on school and hopefully will work through the difficulties and I am just being overly concerned. Reuben has great letter recognition and math ability already. I think he is going to breeze through kindergarten.

I found out this week that active duty military and dependents are free at the Boston Children's museum so the kids and I will take a field trip there soon.
Joyfully Created by Desiree at 11:33 AM

1 comment:

Kristy said...

I had the same issues with Jalyn when she was learning to read. Jacob took to reading like a fish to swimming. Jalyn couldn't recognize them, or would forget which ones they were, and would write them backwards for the longest time. She's going in 4th grade now, and reads well. Her handwriting is a bit messy, and she still doesn't read as well as Jacob, but she's fine. Oh, and she's good in math - where Jacob is not!

June 16, 2008 at 9:49 AM

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