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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I think the OP is clear that she is assuming her child is reading at a second grade reading level because she reads books at second grade reading level at home. It is like when parents say their kindergarteners are reading Harry Potter. Like nails on a chalkboard...[/quote] OP here. Why, do you think it's impossible for a kindergartener to read at a higher level? Why are you dismissing this as an option? Our friends' son was reading Harry Potter at 4, not just mechanically reading it out loud to his parents, but taking the book to his bedroom and reading it alone, for pleasure.[/quote] But "do you read it for pleasure" is not how the teacher assesses a child's reading level. Yes, he was reading Harry Potter. No, he wasn't reading at a Harry-Potter (whatever that is) reading level.[/quote]
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