u/Pikkumyy2023

My daughter has always had low weight. She's fluctuated between 7th and 2nd percentile for weight. Right now she's at 2nd and her doctor would like her to get up at least to the 5th percentile. She eats a very healthy diet but doesn't have a large appetite so I'm looking for high calorie foods to give her. She doesn't have any food allergies. She won't eat vegan cheese. And we have to watch her sugar intake due to cavities. I already put butter and olive oil on anything I can. She drinks about 8 oz of unsweetened Ripple milk a day. She likes sunbutter and peanut butter. Thanks!

My daughter just came home with Lesson 7, section 2, adding three numbers. From what I could see, this seems like it is pretty early on in the sequence but there are only 2 weeks left of first grade. Is this way behind, or is she way behind, or is the teacher presenting the lessons out of order and that's part of the process?

The only parts of the lesson we get to see as parents are the occasional worksheets pulled out of the workbook and sent home once complete. Is there a list of lessons in order to read somewhere?