DS is 6 & just gone into yr2 and seems to be doing fine with his reading (doing RWI but roughly ORT LEVEL 8/9) and can do basic sums & spellings out loud but seems to have a complete mental block when he picks up a pencil!!
He writes very slowly, some letters (b, d, z, p, j & q) are often back-to-front as are quite a few numbers (2,3,5,7) but the main problem is putting his thoughts down into paper. Homework tonight was putting his spellings into sentences. He spelt out loud correctly 5 of the 6 words (would, queen, house, might & playing but because was spelt becawse) and again out loud formed 2 good sentences (The queen might live in a house. I would like to be playing but can't because it is dark). I asked him to write each one down but I could barely read the words let alone understand what he'd written which bore little resemblance to what he said moments earlier.
We do 10-15 minutes each week night plus reading 5 days out of 7 which I though would be enough at this age. Teacher hasn't expressed concerns but then I haven't actually met her yet!
Am I right to be concerned & if so any thought or advise?
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Yr2: reading well but can't put thought onto paper
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lechatnoir · 03/10/2012 19:52
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