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  1. Sounds like a whole load for fun for your kids! Agree that our knowledge bank increases too, especially when kids ask questions that are beyond us sometimes Will have to check out some activities suitable for my toddler!

  2. Wow thanks for sharing. This is a really useful list. I remember watching and learning so much from the magic schoolbus 🙂

  3. Audrey

    Hi! I have suspicions about my boy as well and am feeling quite lost in regards to testing. So did you do the WISC or Binet testing in the end? Or is this assessment with the psychologist just a regular session? Would you be able to email me?
    Thank you very much!

  4. StaceyL

    Hi Sarah would I be able to get the details of the center from you privately? I would greatly appreciate if you could email me the details. Thank you. I’m glad you finally got the answers on how to assist you child.

  5. Excellent write up. My kid is also 4 years old.but started reading when he was 2.5. Now he reads encyclopedia on his own and I was just wondering what to do.as he feels school is boring for his level except fo playing with peers and Swimming.ur blog is very useful.. can u send me a private mail to my id

  6. Wendy

    Hi,
    I’m feeling lost on what I should do with my Son until I chanced upon your blog. Will you kindly share with me on where to send my Son to do a test to see if he’s gifted? I read your blog and realised that my son’s case is interestingly similar to yours. He is also 5 this year(born late month of year 2011) and about to go into primary one next year. I really need someone to advise me on what I should do, since he is just like your Son, can’t focus on certain subjects but really far beyond his peers in terms of English language. Looking forward to your kind reply! Thank you!
    Wendy

    • Hi Wendy, after having my son in the education system for two years, I realised that bringing his standard up in other areas is very important. It is still quite easy to survive in Primary 1, but when he got to Primary 2, the gap widened considerably and it was really hard to catch up. Just continue to let your son get exposed to other subjects.

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