Sentences with phrase «most kindergartners»

Most kindergartners, she posits, are developmentally ready to get beyond counting and dive into the next level of mathematics learning.

What might have impaired this six - year - old's emotional self - regulation and, as a consequence, impeded her capacity to develop the basic skills expected of most kindergartners?

So, it seems arguable that segmentation tasks might be beyond the reach of most kindergartners.

Most kindergartners at Federal Heights Elementary School are minority students on free or reduced lunch.

Not exact matches

During the home - run - hitting contest at the All - Star Game, which most players treated as kindergartners would recess, Martinez watched Mark McGwire closely.

We need to quit talking like kindergartners, that's why We play like babies, some of the most technically proficient players in world football but lack conviction.

My kindergartner is the most prolific artist in the house.

A kindergartner is most apt to ask this question if something she's seen or heard — usually from an older child or from TV — introduces the idea.

Being the most famous scientist is a triumph within a nondominant subset, like being the tallest kindergartner, or the most honest politician, or the wealthiest postdoc.

Ten years ago this month, James Popham suggested that «what most of today's educators know about education assessment would fit comfortably inside a kindergartner's half - filled milk carton... This situation is analogous to asking doctors and nurses to do their jobs without knowing how to interpret patient charts.»

The bottom line is that most U.S. schools have no plan to provide the sorts of classroom instruction that at - risk kindergartners need.

Each day our programs start with these words to live by — recited together by the youngest of kindergartners to the most seasoned of teachers.