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What should a y2 child be able to do in maths?

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asdx2 · 12/02/2010 18:54

Never know whether to be concerned. Dd is in the top group according to her teacher and so doing well enough I should imagine. Trouble is she seems to find it so laborious and I wonder whether that might be a sign she is struggling.
Comparing her with her siblings is a bit pointless as they all found maths incredibly easy and so that might be why I am concerned.Certainly they would give answers instantaneously whereas dd has to work to find them.
So what exactly should dd be able to do?

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Feenie · 12/02/2010 19:15

Here you go, hth

asdx2 · 12/02/2010 19:53

Thank you it seems as though she is pretty much on target even if she does have to work at it I think having a house full of number addicts clouds my judgement.Dd much prefers the literacy side so quite a novelty to me (no need to employ bribery to get her to read

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NoahAndTheWhale · 12/02/2010 20:32

Are those still up to date (I see they were made in 2001)? Have given me some good ideas for things to do with DS and DD

ktee1 · 12/02/2010 21:15

they're pretty much inline with more recent expectations, but there is now a far greater emphasis on problem solving, being able to solve word problems etc

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