I don't want to go to school

Last night before going to bed, lil girl told me that she doesn't want to go to school. I thought she was just being manja and tired. This morning, she cried in the car when school approaching. I was quite puzzled and at the same time wondering something must have happened in school.

True enough, when I told the teacher about her story, she explained to me that they were writing in school and she was slow and can't finish her work. As far as I know, the teacher was kind and very loving and knows what she was doing.

I hope lil girl could cope with this and don't be too stress over it. Ivan had the same experience as well but he is doing fine now.

Sometimes, there would be no improvement without tiny bit of stress, guess she just have to cope with it.

Comments

blinka.Li said…

she has not even turn 4 yet! writing is too early a work for her....poor thing! send her to jien's school la, 4 yo most of the time just learn and see - really not much writing! ;)

1:31 PM

mom2ashleyaidan said…

kids these days are staring really young huh ? aidan who has hardly turned 4 cannot write free form yet. he still traces alphas/words. Hope she wont be so stressed up.

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