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Maya can represent and compare fractions using drawings and fraction strips, and she explains her thinking clearly when solving multi-step word problems. She is building accuracy with multiplication facts to 10 × 10. A next step is to practise recalling these facts so she can solve problems more efficiently. At home, Maya would benefit from short, regular games that use multiplication, such as card or dice games.

Ethan works well with others and consistently takes an equitable share of group tasks, often encouraging classmates to share their ideas. He shows curiosity and asks thoughtful questions during science investigations. A next step for Ethan is to break larger assignments into smaller parts and set a date for each one, so that his work is submitted on time. Using a weekly planner at home and at school will support him with this goal.

Leo recognizes and names most letters and is beginning to match them to their sounds when reading simple texts with an educator. He has grown in his confidence to share ideas with the group, using complete sentences to describe his block structures. He counts objects accurately to 20. A next step is for Leo to blend sounds together to read short words. At home, reading together and pointing out letters on signs and labels will support his learning.