Try not to think about it too much. The pressure and worries of "knowing" can make you batty. Start saving your money. Gt kids aren't cheap :-) Start learning all you can about education options... your school's rating now means nothing all that matters is the type of gt services they provide. I'm going to go out on a limb but unless you've been beating flashcards into your kids head - you are going to need a self contained gt classroom if at all possible... and you have plenty of time to figure it out.
Otherwise for now, try to not think too much about it. Keep doing whatever it is you've been doing. As said, ignore all non-safety related age requirements for games and toys. Go places, explore, answer all questions with crazy detail until they tune you out, and have fun.
Although from experience try to remember this year... your child may talk and often act older but she is still 2ish... so when she acts her age or less - while it may catch you off guard not be to hard on her. We struggled with this because with the conversations you have with a child it was sometime hard to remember when they made a nutball move - they are actually toddlers.
Good luck. I pray your school district may have superior gt. Oh yeah, like others I'm ignoring the "is she" - if she has reading skills.... You'll look back some day like many here who wondered and do them same as we have 'duh' how did we debate it.
Good luck, welcome.
