DD is five years old and has just graduated from Oxford Reading Tree so is sent home with random chapter books. A lot are very boring e.g. one was Pocahontas but a very historical narrative about family heritage and how officers are better bred than sailors etc. It totally went over her head. She tells me she hates school reading books.
At home she loves reading books like "Daisy and the Trouble with..." or the Pippi Longstocking stuff. However, we never have time to read these in term time as she must read her school book each night.
Is there any reason why I can't read her preferred books each night and write about them in her reading log? How might a teacher react to this suggestion?
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I want to ask DD's teacher if we can read our own books instead of school reading books. Any reason why this might be a bad idea?
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AubergineArtichokeAsparagus · 03/02/2012 11:30
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