Sorry - I gotta brag

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My son just turned 7. He's in first grade. Since the beginning of school this year, his teacher noticed that he is advanced in reading. Of course my wife & I already knew. So she started giving him chapter books to read that are 3rd grade level. Well, he started to breeze through those. She gave him higher level books - 5th grade, then 6th grade. He is breezing through those too.

Just realized two months ago that he is advanced in math also. They give the little math cards to do review with your kids, very simple math like 12 + 7, or 13 - 9, etc. He was doing those just so easy that I thought I would put him to the test. So I asked him to add 2 2-digit numbers, like 55 + 38. He figures it up in his head and spits out the answer in like 10 seconds. So I then ask him to add 2 3-digit numbers, like 327 + 489, and he does that too haha! No paper, all in is head - takes about 10-15 seconds.

God blessed my little guy which we are so thankful for, and I'm so proud of him. :)
 
I'm assuming you walked with your chest puffed out a little further today?
 
My son just turned 7. He's in first grade. Since the beginning of school this year, his teacher noticed that he is advanced in reading. Of course my wife & I already knew. So she started giving him chapter books to read that are 3rd grade level. Well, he started to breeze through those. She gave him higher level books - 5th grade, then 6th grade. He is breezing through those too.

Just realized two months ago that he is advanced in math also. They give the little math cards to do review with your kids, very simple math like 12 + 7, or 13 - 9, etc. He was doing those just so easy that I thought I would put him to the test. So I asked him to add 2 2-digit numbers, like 55 + 38. He figures it up in his head and spits out the answer in like 10 seconds. So I then ask him to add 2 3-digit numbers, like 327 + 489, and he does that too haha! No paper, all in is head - takes about 10-15 seconds.

God blessed my little guy which we are so thankful for, and I'm so proud of him. :)

Nothing like a little one. Gives me a reason to push harder every day
 
If I?d more students like him a more parents like you two then I would still be a teacher. Kudos to your family Hank! Keep up the good work.
 
That is awesome! My 8 year old is the same way. I will say that it's incredibly important to make sure your son doesn't become bored at school. Kids who don't feel challenged can "check out" after a while and it is difficult to get them back on track because they associate school with boredom. We have a protocol set up with my son's teacher for when he finishes tests or assignments early so that he continues to be challenged instead of just having to sit there. It helps him stay excited about school
 
Wow! You're wife must be really smart. JK. That's awesome. Proud pop. Very cool.
 
Puff up big man!!!! that's a hell of a start for the lil Hank.....
 

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