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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here. There are some funny responses, but thanks to those who answered the question. I was asking not because I’m super worried but because her teacher is pretty vague and I can’t seem to get a sense of whether my kid could benefit from some focus on reading to build her confidence. My kid reports that she’s a “bad” reader and I want to help her develop confidence. It’s just good to get a sense from other parents as to what other 1st graders are doing. I don’t want to ask parents I know because it’ll come across as either competitive or insecure when it’s really just curiosity/information gathering. [/quote] OP try getting a set of decodable books starting from where your DD can read. Decodable books are not leveled by the fuzzy/mysterious methods of DRA or Fountas & Pinnell systems, but by cumulatively and increasingly challenging phonics patterns. https://www.readingrockets.org/article/decodable-text-sources[/quote]
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