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 22/02/2013, 05:27 PM
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Hi
DS started kindergarten 3weeks ago and as well as having a few sensory issues the teachers have said that after lunch he pretty much switches off and doesn't concentrate. He still has the occasional day sleep in the car on weekends so I know he must be tired, but the teachers say this is not 'normal' behaviour for kindy kids which surprised me as I thought some kids would need a bit of an adjustment period. So I'm just interested if this does happen at the beginning of the 1st term in your kids class and if it how did the school deal with it? Thanks |
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