DD1 is a March baby. She can write her own and her families names, can have a go at most words and will try and read most things - she is on yellow reading band, but tries - not always successfully - to read catalogues, newspaper headlines, shop signs etc. I'm pretty sure yellow is too low - she reads higher at home and just whizzes through the school books, but I would rather she builds confidence at this stage. She will write or type simple stories and notes. She says she reads in bed, but I am pretty sure she is mostly looking at the pictures.
Her confidence isn't so good - she will struggle over the first word in a sentence, even if it easy, but then fly through the rest, so I think we need to work on that a bit. She is the same at writing - she will happily write stuff herself, but if an adult is in the room she asks for help with the same things. She still mixes up things like b and d.
Numbers wise, she is currently pleased with herself for being able to count to 100, but does need the odd prompt still. She can do backwards from 20, addition and subtraction to 20, two times table to ten. We are working on division and multiplication at home, and making sure she is strong on number bonds.
She is starting to get the idea of a scientific test, and of asking where knowledge comes from instead of just accepting it, can pick out where relatives live on a map of the uk, and knows about some key figures in history (mostly through horrible histories and then following up interesting ones). She has a very basic grasp of politics (very very basic and biased) and is learning the words and meanings of "The Red Flag" 
However, she is still very very shy, will stand and stare at other children rather than playing (despite us encouraging her) although she does start playing eventually. She still wets herself most days, and even has the odd poo accident, and she sleeps with a dummy. She is only now starting to talk on the phone, and will still leave long gaps in the conversation where she just stares at the phone, which is very annoying given that we lives miles from my family. Most of the time she refuses to talk to my mum on the phone because "I have no questions for her" SIGH Most of her games involve bossing us all around and getting annoyed when we don't know exactly what she is talking about, and she spends a lot of time just staring at people, which is unnerving.
She seems happy enough, but I do often wish that she would stop drawing pictures of Henry VIIIs skull (wtf?) and start, you know, going to the toilet. I'm not sure that the stuff she can do now will really make that much of a difference in the future, but smelling of wee amd staring at people will, so there you go.