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Could you level my DD's writing sample, please?

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juniper44 · 19/02/2014 18:22

Totally independent, and I've copied it exactly. Today she wrote:

Lmknmb

I assume it's some sort of acronym.
If it's relevant, she's 4 months old. Should I enter her in to MENSA?

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missmapp · 19/02/2014 18:24

Id say level 3b , would be higher, but there is a woeful lack of connectives- maybe that could be your focus with her for next week?

LeBearPolar · 19/02/2014 18:28

I think she sounds completely normal for her age but lovely. Enjoy her! Smile

Kittymalinky · 19/02/2014 18:30

I'm pretty sure the lack correctly demarcated sentences would get her above a 1a.

Still...the content is good and draws the reader in. I would agree with miss on connectives being her next target as well as punctuation (oh and get on to Mensa first thing tmrw morning)

juniper44 · 19/02/2014 18:33

Kittymalinky I had a child come to me as a 2a last year. There was not a single full stop in his work, and it took me until the end of the year to get them in consistently.

Anyway, off topic. Back to my child genius... I forgot to mention it was typed. She also managed to send the message. So does she get extra marks for being ICT literate?

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TheGruffalo2 · 19/02/2014 18:49
Grin I thought it was for real before I opened it - I've sworn off giving any level judgments because it is impossible to be accurate and award a level on a single typed piece of work away from the context and was going to respond as such ... But thank you for sharing that.
JodieGarberJacob · 19/02/2014 19:10

Shock at her phonic knowledge. It's usually not until phase 6 that they learn the silent letter combos of 'kn' and 'mb'. Amazing!

OutwiththeOutCrowd · 19/02/2014 19:22

I think I've cracked her code:

Level me knowledgably now, Mumsnet Brainiacs!

That's one cunning baby!

oftengrumpy · 20/02/2014 15:04

I think that the m is short for Michael and Knmb is clearly a misspelling. She is obviously composing an essay about the Education Secretary. It looks to be very insightful!

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