I was just looking at aloha's thread about her son and reading at school, and now I am wondering if I am being a bit silly by not doing any of the "key word" homework with my ds, who is in reception?
We do plenty of other stuff like painting and cooking and gardening and we play outdoors a lot (we live in Malaysia). And I do read lots of books to ds BUT I never get him to look at the keywords he brings home from school, or any of the jolly phonics stuff. Infact, I normally put it in the bin.
My reasoning (to myself) has always been that plenty of kids don't go to school until they are 6 or 7 and reading isn't a priority right now. But I think most of the other kids in ds class can probably read a bit, and now I am thinking I SHOULD make a bit of a reading effort so ds doesn't feel left out at school. Any opinions please????? Am I being a tad laid back on the reading front?
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reading in reception -- am i being too laid back by throwing ds homework in the bin?
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Lozzer · 05/02/2006 14:36
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