Audrey finished her first 6 weeks in Kindergarten, and we are so proud of the reports we have gotten.
Each week we sign her conduct folder, and each week she received a 98, the highest possible score, with the teacher commenting "Audrey had a great week!" every time. We are so proud of her behavior in school.
She has been reading many sight words now including all of the color names all by herself. Her handwriting is looking so grown up, too. On her homework days, she comes in and reads her homework to all of her little friends here at the house and then lets them read them back to her as well :) We are so proud of her work ethic.
I went for a parent/teacher conference and received the most wonderful compliments on our girl. Mrs. Denning called her the "ideal student" (sorry for the bragging, but this is my blog;) I cried a little. The picture below shows the results of a recent test conducted in Kindergarten comparing to national norms. The vertical black line above the dark rectangle (36-42) means "Above Average". Audrey is the dot above it all, meaning "Well Above Average". This part was for Letter Naming Fluency. Mrs. Denning said she really thinks she could have done even better, but she kept stopping to get her approval and wasted some time doing that :) It was similar on the other two parts, Number Recognition and Counting. We are so proud of her academic achievements.
She is still loving school and gets to go on a couple of field trips in the next two weeks to a play at Tarleton University and a pumpkin patch. This last picture was when she was heading out the door for a fun Friday of seeing the firetruck and riding a bus for her very first time to a pep rally! We all still miss her like crazy during the day, but we are just so proud.
1 comment:
It's difficult to believe they are already testing in Kindergarten, but of course Audrey is up to the challenge! We are so proud of her.
Post a Comment