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[quote=Anonymous]OP, my kid was pulled out for math in kindergarten. I believe it started around 2nd semester. They did not send home a letter, and I can't recall if the teacher mentioned it to me or not. I found out when my kid mentioned the "other classroom" where he did puzzles and "stuff". I have another child who tests highly gifted, and I did not see anything in the other one that indicated the same types of strengths. The thing he did have was that he is a perfectionist, attentive to details and good with puzzles/patterns. I believe the puzzle/pattern thing was why he was pulled out, not because he was some whiz with addition and subtraction. I have no idea how many other kids were pulled out too, because my kid is a man of few words, but I don't believe it was a large group because it sounded like there was one on one attention. In first grade, he continued receiving pull outs. He goes with a few kids for math, other kids go for reading, one kid goes for both. Maybe a half dozen kids total tops? I don't believe they are doing actual "math" in there. I think based on the little he says, that they are doing puzzle/brain teaser/pattern type activities. I never received a letter stating he was receiving extra services and his report card never has the advanced material box checked. The teacher did mention at a conference that he is receiving AAP pull out services, but that was the extent of our conversation. I think he does the same homework package as everyone else, so I am not sure how differentiation may or may not occur in the classroom. He is enjoying learning, and developing some good school habits, so that is all I really care about.[/quote]
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