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Sounds normal to me. At my son's preschool, they have them writing by age 4. Now he asks how to spell things and writes them as I spell them out to him. Currently, he's learning to use upper and lower cases in the correct places. They will begin beginning reading exercises in Dec. My son will be 5 in the spring.
its about normal age-I was forced into ritin soooo many letters to my grandma to teach me to rite when I was about 3/4/5. my cousin learned when he was 6.
Theres no age too young to be writing and if he is five and writing I think that is normal. If other kids his age arent writing yet the your kid is a fast learner and relly smart. lol
no, I was putting together 100 piece puzzles at the age of 2, and writing in cursive at 4. But I didnt turn out to be a genious.
Dont sweat it, your son is gifted. Learning early is fundamental, before you know it he's skipping a grade in school!!! My nephew was the same way and my sister though is was strange too but actually it is perfectly normal. I say live it up and take it in. It just goes to show that you are an excellent parent!!






Preschool question is 5 years old young to be writing the alphabet?
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My older son is almost five years old and he's already writing most of the alphabet. It's amazing, he's learning his numbers and letters in preschool, and I think 5 is a young age to be already writing letters.
Do you think that's early, or normal for a boy to be writing like that so early? I have to say I'm a very proud parent
But, I am curious.