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Different districts have different rubrics to determine if it is appropriate for a given child to skip a grade, so you’d need to ask them.But before doing that, here are a couple of other questions that probably should be considered before making a formal request.How are the child’s grades? Are they acing their classes and bored? Is the teacher telling you that the work is too easy?How are the social relationships with students in their current grade? Are they ok, just not as good as with the older kids? Related to that, how is their maturity level? Do the older kids see this child as a “little sis,” and if so, what happens when they are allowed to do things that she is not? Will that change the friendships?Aside from grades, does this child have the academic underpinnings necessary to jump from 3rd to 5th grade? They may have a lot of knowledge, but how much in the way of specific skill demonstration will need to be crammed over the summer in order for them to do the work at the 5th grade level?If this child is currently the class leader, and suddenly becomes the class weak kid (see both #1 and #3), as well as the “baby,” what will that do to their self esteem? Is there going to be a problem caused by the change, particularly if placed in a class of the same grade but with students that are not friends? What if there are no student guides to help?Grade acceleration sounds like a good thing, and in some cases it’s absolutely imperative - but there is also a lot to think about before doing it.

there is a lot of fields in maths to be enrich..but first u have to work on it..and as u know nothing is small if u do that from your heart..Math ProjectsThese projects help students develop an appreciation for how math is used to represent and solve problems in real-life situations.Research Projects: extended investigations with support materials for learning and teachingInternet Project Registry is described as "the original clearinghouse for collaborative projects from across the globe - projects hosted by the Global SchoolNet Foundation, other reputable organizations, and outstanding partner projects conducted by teachers worldwide! Whether you choose to join an existing project or announce one of your own, GSN's Projects Registry promises to save you time!" Databasing Our Way Across the USA is an open project from 11/16/05 through 12/16/05. Students may complete a survey online and the data will be used to determine if there is a "typical 5th grade student." George the Geometric Giant encourages students to use technology (cameras, camcorders, etc.) to "capture various aspects or subjects particular to their community that inspire Mathematical thought. Students then create 4-8 math word problems that relate to what they found." The project runs from 11/04/05 through 6/02/06 for 9-16 year old students. Great Game Swap II encourages teams of students to develop a mathematical strategy game then swap with a team from a different school. The project runs from 1/04/06 through 4/28/06.Geometry Learning Units for Elementary SchoolTechnoSpud.com Projects are projects in which students share results online with other classrooms around the world. Double Stuf Oreo Project is complete but this data collection project could be replicated by students.See Froot Loops to the Max 2003 for interdisciplinary counting and sorting project. A new version begins on 1/9/06. Registration begins on 12/10/05. See TechnoSpud.com Projects for more information or to register your class for the project.Step Right Up! Create a Classroom Carnival! A webquest for Grade 4Searching for Solutions: is a Web-based Problem Solving Unit in the form of a webquest.A Fractals Unit for Elementary and Middle School Children is designed to teach younger students about the mathematics behind the pretty pictures of fractals.Math WebQuestsMath WebQuestsSample Math WebQuests on the NetWhat in the World Is A Shape?Money & EconomicsThe Titanic: What Can Numbers Tell Us about Her Fateful Voyage?"Learning Roman NumberalsShop 'Til You DropBibliography of MathematiciansBuild Your Dream HomeWhat's the Cost of Your Dream World?Road TripTriangles WebquestThe Math MissionPositively Trashy Environmental ProjectsPolar Ice CapsFranchiseWeekend @ Bernie'sWho Wants to Be a Millionaire?Your Opinion SellsDirections for Creating a Math WebQuestRubric for Evaluating WebquestsProblem SolvingThese open-ended problem solving tasks challenge students to apply mathematical concepts and language to everyday problems. Students also learn to explain their thinking using words, pictures and numbers. The use of a problem-solving rubric helps students target a best performance by using the prompts found in the rubric.Math TV: Problem Solving Videos are problems submitted by students and are aimed at a middle school level.Max's Math AdventuresMath Maven's MysteriesMath Fundamentals Problem of the WeekAunty Math: Math Challenges for KidsAIMS Puzzle CornerFigure This: Math Challenges for FamiliesMathematical ChallengesOle Miss Problems of the WeekMath League Sample ProblemsTIMSS Mathematics Questions for 4th and 8th gradesMath Counts Problem of the WeekExemplars ProblemsHarvard Balanced Assessment ProjectClassroom Task Bank: MathematicsInteractive Math Activities from the Center School DistrictSample math WASL questions: for grades K-12Math Performance Tasks from the Arlington Central School DistrictWeb School: Math InventoryLogic Problems and Logic GamesThese links challenge students to develop logical thinking and use patterns to solve these puzzles and brain teasers.Daily Sudoku for KidsPaint by NumbersAdd 'em Up GameAll Out GamePlace It: Recreate the Square from the piecesErich's Puzzle PalaceMaster Mind GameMastermind Game appletSimon Says GamePeg GameThe Set Game Daily PuzzleMath Gym ArcadeAdditional Web ResourcesNCTM Illuminations LessonsNCTM Illuminations Web Resources are organized by NCTM Standard and include selected web resources for Grades PreK-12.Suzanne's Mathematics LessonsProject M3: Mentoring Mathematical Minds addresses the needs of the gifted mathematical student.Thank you!!

My experience is with my eight year old daughter in 3rd grade and my almost 11 year old son in 5th. Sadly, though he's been at this school since kinder, he'll be unable to interact with his peers and the staff to say goodbye before he heads to another school next year.My daughter is taking it harder.She participates in school on my large 24″ all in one desktop which lies beyond her feet. Her teacher had just talked to her about turning her camera off and leaving class more than she should, so this was pout time. I had to turn off the camera or her whole class would have seen her. It took half an hour to coax her back.Between her switching to YouTube when she shouldn't be, and my son switching to Roblox, I constantly patrol every morning until lunch break. I'm making snacks and lunch, showering, dealing with the dog (more on the muttley layer) and doing my own WFH until i go physically onsite after lunch when i drive them to their moms house.I've talked to several other parents, and whatever the age of their children, they deal with the same issues. My coworker’s high school son is old enough to stay home alone. He's missed morning hours several times for… reasons. My buddy is vietnamese and formerly wouldn't consider his son not going straight to university, yet lately he's said that if he doesn't do better, then evergreen community college is in his future. I replied that he'd save a lot of money.Kids distracted by technology (youtube, games, social media.Access issues (my son spilled a drink on the tablet's keyboard. I bought a new one. My daughter dropped the tablet and shattered the screen walking down the stairs at her mom's house). The district has gone out of its way to ensure that kids have loaner chromebooks or iPads. Some families just give up and the kids are lost.How well are they really learning under this rubric?Related to this last point, i was surprised that D8 was ahead in reading (early 5th grade level) which surprised me since it's like pulling teeth to get her to read anything beyond Dogman off line. She's also ahead in math. Conversely, S11's report card this week was average, after many grades of being superior. He can still read adult books, i taught him multiplication in kindergarten (took him 5 minutes to grasp it), but his school work is suffering. He's also ASD1 (what they used to call asperger's), so he can get frustrated and distracted easily. I used to call him Baby Rainman when he was a toddler, but his sister is catching up!Lastly, our muttley, Nyxi, our half Dobi, quarter Shepherd, and her grandparents experienced the forbidden love between an American Staffodshire Terrier and a Llasa Apso. I had her DNA tested. This was the first of two modem cables:My daughter let in the puppy in during class, sitting under her feet, chewing. I thought i hid the second cable well but Nyxi destroyed it also, despite me stating the first time rather vehemently, “no dogs in school!”I think Nyxilina enjoys this pandemic the most since our human dog gets far more hours with her pack.