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There are twin girsl in my daughters grade - in the 5 years that we have been at the school they have never been in the same class!Floyd said:First day of grande 3! I'm not sure how other school boards like to do it but ours generally likes to seperate twins. Mine were kept together because their teachers and principal didn't see a need to seperate them - until now. This should be fun. ???
Scot4bz said:There are twin girsl in my daughters grade - in the 5 years that we have been at the school they have never been in the same class!Floyd said:First day of grade 3! I'm not sure how other school boards like to do it but ours generally likes to seperate twins. Mine were kept together because their teachers and principal didn't see a need to seperate them - until now. This should be fun. ???
I'm a little ticked off this year as there are virtually no other kids that she is close to inher class - separated from all of her friends. Good thing she is better adjusted than I am!
I wish I still had recess at work...........and that my Mom still made my lunch........and that I could build another baking soda/vinegar volcano.Floyd said:Scot4bz said:There are twin girsl in my daughters grade - in the 5 years that we have been at the school they have never been in the same class!Floyd said:First day of grade 3! I'm not sure how other school boards like to do it but ours generally likes to seperate twins. Mine were kept together because their teachers and principal didn't see a need to seperate them - until now. This should be fun. ???
I'm a little ticked off this year as there are virtually no other kids that she is close to inher class - separated from all of her friends. Good thing she is better adjusted than I am!
There's always recess.
We actually spoke to the teachers in my kids school a couple of years ago. My son seemed to always be in a class opposite his two best friends who were always together. We were told they had more dominant personalities and they wanted the leadership abilities of ours to have a chance to grow so they separated them. He graduated with straight A's on the honour role and started high school today. Hopefully your daughter's teachers simply see a future class leader they want to groom.Scot4bz said:There are twin girsl in my daughters grade - in the 5 years that we have been at the school they have never been in the same class!Floyd said:First day of grande 3! I'm not sure how other school boards like to do it but ours generally likes to seperate twins. Mine were kept together because their teachers and principal didn't see a need to seperate them - until now. This should be fun. ???
I'm a little ticked off this year as there are virtually no other kids that she is close to inher class - separated from all of her friends. Good thing she is better adjusted than I am!
We've already been told of her exceptional leadership qualities both inside and outside of school (this is the bragging part of the thread) - I was just a little disappointed/stunned that she was with absolutley none of her friends (and she has many!).gilmour4life said:We actually spoke to the teachers in my kids school a couple of years ago. My son seemed to always be in a class opposite his two best friends who were always together. We were told they had more dominant personalities and they wanted the leadership abilities of ours to have a chance to grow so they separated them. He graduated with straight A's on the honour role and started high school today. Hopefully your daughter's teachers simply see a future class leader they want to groom.Scot4bz said:There are twin girsl in my daughters grade - in the 5 years that we have been at the school they have never been in the same class!Floyd said:First day of grande 3! I'm not sure how other school boards like to do it but ours generally likes to seperate twins. Mine were kept together because their teachers and principal didn't see a need to seperate them - until now. This should be fun. ???
I'm a little ticked off this year as there are virtually no other kids that she is close to inher class - separated from all of her friends. Good thing she is better adjusted than I am!
Good luck to all parents dealing with the difficulties of hearding their children off for another year!
Bullfrog said:My identical twin and I were only separated in JK and SK. After that we were in the same class all the way up to high school where our own interests in different subjects split us up.
He's still my best friend to this day and I am better off for being with him. I guess it depends on the kids though. I can understand why they may want to separate twins, but I'm glad we weren't.
Floyd said:...It's going to be difficult for us to handle two children of the same age who have two entirely different expectations cast on them.
Bullfrog said:Floyd said:...It's going to be difficult for us to handle two children of the same age who have two entirely different expectations cast on them.
Especially if they're as competitive as we were.
Sometimes it just takes some others longer - one of the other kids at our sitters was the same way. He is the same age as my daughter (soon to be 10) and this week he just moved to a new school so that he could be enrolled in the regions gifted program. He still isn't very talkative, but when he does speak he is very articulate. Just my two cents.Bullfrog said:So I've got a boy who turns 2 on the 22nd. He's still not talking. Won't say daddy or mommy or no or any of the basics. He babbles and "talks" all the time, but won't say any real words. I'm not too worried, but has anyone else had a real late talker? Anything you did to help?
Mordac said:How's his hearing? Is he reacting to voices, and sounds, appropriately? Believe it or not, clogged ear passages can delay speaking, apparently. Something to do with them hearing noises, but not words...*shrug* I'm not a doctor.