CLAIRE
I quietly watched Calum drawing on the workbook I bought for him. I started teaching him to read when he was three with the intention of just letting him familiarize himself with the alphabet and practice writing, but he progressed a lot better than I thought he would.
He can already read basic words and often asks me the meaning of new words that he encounters. He could also do basic math. And now he uses workbooks as a coloring book. He is very clever, but he’s more interested in the arts. I don’t really mind, but I should probably buy a separate sketchbook or coloring book so he would stop drawing faces and stuff on every single page. He also needs new and more advanced workbooks. Calum had already finished filling out three books and was now on his last workbook, all filled wi
