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my son can count to 50 and in his class there still only teaching them to count to ten hes 3, but thats just what they are suposet to be able to count to at the age, if they can count higher thats very good but other kids in your sons class that dont have mums and dads willing to learn there chiled proble cant count to 30 yet, and thats why they will still be learning it
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Counting to thirty in kindergarten, isn't that aiming low?
Counting to thirty in kindergarten, isn't that aiming low? My older son is jus five and a half, and he can count to a hundred. My younger son just turned four in May, attends pre school, and can count to thirty already - he won't be in kindergarten for...
another year, almost.
The district we live in is supposedly one of the best in the state in California, from the test scores, etc. However, the goal for kindergarten is that the children count to 30 by years end. Isn't that aiming far, FAR too low? Most of the jobs of today - and tomorrow - are dependent on math, science, and technology. Math is becomming the second language of choice, if you want a job that pays well.
So why are the schools aiming so low? Or...are most kids really struggling to count to 30 by age six? That seems strange, it's not hard...and most children can talk fluently by age three.