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  • March 10, 2011 at 5:03 PM #676947
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    [quote=ocrenter]
    My daughter is doing addition and subtraction up to 100 in her 1st grade class 1/2 way into the school year in her Poway unified school.

    I do recall for the 1st 2 weeks they had REALLY easy homework, but I think that’s just to get the kids to remember kindergarden stuff and get their confidence up after the summer.[/quote]
    That’s more like it, although it’s still not that impressive considering it’s PUSD. I just toured a couple of Montessori schools and they are already starting multiplication and division in 1st grade. They do addition and subtraction around 5-6 years old.

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    March 10, 2011 at 7:00 PM #675815
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    Ok I feel much better now.

    My kid is 5…

    Got my kid to count to 100.
    She can add up to two digit numbers now…Sort of
    Subtraction needs some work.
    Haven’t started multiplication and division yet.

    She can sort of write cursive.

    Knows how to make expensive purchases on an ipad.
    Knows what “download” and “apps” are…Knows who to click and drag, and what “pinch zoom” is….

    Now where’s the rest of my instructions from Xe Bootcamp…..

    March 10, 2011 at 7:00 PM #675872
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    Ok I feel much better now.

    My kid is 5…

    Got my kid to count to 100.
    She can add up to two digit numbers now…Sort of
    Subtraction needs some work.
    Haven’t started multiplication and division yet.

    She can sort of write cursive.

    Knows how to make expensive purchases on an ipad.
    Knows what “download” and “apps” are…Knows who to click and drag, and what “pinch zoom” is….

    Now where’s the rest of my instructions from Xe Bootcamp…..

    March 10, 2011 at 7:00 PM #676485
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    Ok I feel much better now.

    My kid is 5…

    Got my kid to count to 100.
    She can add up to two digit numbers now…Sort of
    Subtraction needs some work.
    Haven’t started multiplication and division yet.

    She can sort of write cursive.

    Knows how to make expensive purchases on an ipad.
    Knows what “download” and “apps” are…Knows who to click and drag, and what “pinch zoom” is….

    Now where’s the rest of my instructions from Xe Bootcamp…..

    March 10, 2011 at 7:00 PM #676620
    Coronita
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    Ok I feel much better now.

    My kid is 5…

    Got my kid to count to 100.
    She can add up to two digit numbers now…Sort of
    Subtraction needs some work.
    Haven’t started multiplication and division yet.

    She can sort of write cursive.

    Knows how to make expensive purchases on an ipad.
    Knows what “download” and “apps” are…Knows who to click and drag, and what “pinch zoom” is….

    Now where’s the rest of my instructions from Xe Bootcamp…..

    March 10, 2011 at 7:00 PM #676966
    Coronita
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    Ok I feel much better now.

    My kid is 5…

    Got my kid to count to 100.
    She can add up to two digit numbers now…Sort of
    Subtraction needs some work.
    Haven’t started multiplication and division yet.

    She can sort of write cursive.

    Knows how to make expensive purchases on an ipad.
    Knows what “download” and “apps” are…Knows who to click and drag, and what “pinch zoom” is….

    Now where’s the rest of my instructions from Xe Bootcamp…..

    March 10, 2011 at 7:51 PM #675830
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    I’m guessing the problem is the poster sent their kid to a Montesori Kindergarten program and then to a public school kindergarten. I actually did that with my son. He was coutning to 100 and doing addition and subtraction as well as reading pretty well on the first day of kindergarten. That head start has stayed with him throughout. Some of those Montesorri programs are amazing. My son still remebers his teacher as the best he ever had.

    March 10, 2011 at 7:51 PM #675886
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    I’m guessing the problem is the poster sent their kid to a Montesori Kindergarten program and then to a public school kindergarten. I actually did that with my son. He was coutning to 100 and doing addition and subtraction as well as reading pretty well on the first day of kindergarten. That head start has stayed with him throughout. Some of those Montesorri programs are amazing. My son still remebers his teacher as the best he ever had.

    March 10, 2011 at 7:51 PM #676500
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    I’m guessing the problem is the poster sent their kid to a Montesori Kindergarten program and then to a public school kindergarten. I actually did that with my son. He was coutning to 100 and doing addition and subtraction as well as reading pretty well on the first day of kindergarten. That head start has stayed with him throughout. Some of those Montesorri programs are amazing. My son still remebers his teacher as the best he ever had.

    March 10, 2011 at 7:51 PM #676635
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    I’m guessing the problem is the poster sent their kid to a Montesori Kindergarten program and then to a public school kindergarten. I actually did that with my son. He was coutning to 100 and doing addition and subtraction as well as reading pretty well on the first day of kindergarten. That head start has stayed with him throughout. Some of those Montesorri programs are amazing. My son still remebers his teacher as the best he ever had.

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