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As far as the WH questions, we used Linguisystems Scissors, Glue, and Grammar

Too with our son when he turned 5, and by the time we got about 2/3 of the way

through it, he was completely past his conceptual difficulty with those

questions. In other words, he understands what the question is asking for and

will answer with the correct type of information, even if he doesn't have the

answer correct. I didn't make my son do the cutting out part, just the gluing

and answering questions.

Here is the link:

http://linguisystems.com/itemdetail.php?id=10045

Linguisystems stuff is expensive, but effective, in my opinion, and we are

currently using a few of their different materials. I don't know if I am

supposed to do this (I couldn't find any guidelines in the files), but about 2

months ago we finished with an older edition of the book I mentioned above, and

I posted it for sale on homeschoolclassifieds.com. Here is the link, in case

you are interested:

http://homeschoolclassifieds.com/show_list.asp?user=ladle24

Cheers,

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> > Subject: Re: ( ) Hyperlexia

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> > Date: Saturday, May 29, 2010, 8:02 PM

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> > I don't know of anything that is active still. I just got a book from

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> > the library, " When babies read " but honestly, my brain is so stuffed

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> > lately I can't read it. lol. I wonder what happens when these kids

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> > then sorta fade away. My ds is 13 yo and if anyone ever wants to chat

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> > " hyperlexia " , I would enjoy the conversations. Just post!

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> > I agree it sounds like hyperlexia. My ds (4.2) is like that. He started

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> > reading and writing before 3 and now does so in Chinese too. He can use

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> > to music, etc. But he does not talk or play with his peers, until

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> > recently. Roxanne has some good previous posts and also check

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> > http://www.boards2g o.com/boards/ board.cgi? user=ParentsForu m

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> > I haven't found any group just for hyperlexia that is active and local

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> > yet. If you guys are interested we can search together. Please let me

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