In a story where you may have to interpret what they mean, almost always, her answers are wrong. Her answers are shallow and sometimes answers the questions with the same darn question, which I have to prod much further. We're getting into morals of the story and she really hasn't a clue. We did something today on good vs evil and the moral of the story. Several examples of the moral of the story were given. The question was, "What was the moral of this story?" She said, "good vs evil". Ugh. She's extremely literal. You tell her to do something and I'll be so frustrated and tell dh and then we laugh, because I suppose literally, it could be taken the way she took it.
Is this something that comes around the logic age? Like 5th grades and up? She's 10, but in 4th this year. I don't know if I should be frustrated or just relax and have it come in due time. I don't know if we're behind or if this is normal for this age. She reads like crazy and can tell you what happened. But interpreting what wasn't "said".... crikey!
