[itsalina]

My little girl who is 4 and in pre-k has been finding out about things in school. I was a little astonished that they are showing this at Pre-k and getting into this subject so from the get-go in the year.

Additionally, she has been getting around 9-10 pages of homework and she motivates two days to finish and hand it over. Her homework more often than not comprise of letters, phonics, rhyming words, numbers, ordinal numbers,practice penmanship, and go over things, and so forth. Is this the standard for Pre-k and kindergarten grades?

While my girl is doing extraordinary in this program I don't assume her sibling will be develop enough for this program one year from now.

[GooseWashigton]

I believe that kids should be taught nouns in kindergarten, am I wrong? My kid is only going to go there, and I think in a few years he will know them.

[DragonyCat]

I learned nouns around the age of 5 or 6? The words were like: moon, rose, fish LOL.

[MarkUltra]

Wow, your daughter is really smart. I assume that kids are taught nouns at the age of five or six at school, and when my son was introduced to nouns at the age of five, he did a great job. I think it's because he had a good Kindergarten Brooklyn because he attended Little Scholars daycare center. I've never regretted this decision, and I know that my son really liked this time at kindergarten because it was fun.

[mothered]

Moved from the Software & Programs forum to Academic Discussion.

Old thread, but It's been grave dug and Is now active. No doubt the OP's daughter has progressed In more than 2 years of schooling.

[Zechariah Adams]

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