Sentences with phrase «asked kindergarten students»

While it is true that many of the oldest state standards only asked kindergarten students to count to 20, more recent standards went higher, to «at least 20» or «at least 31» or up to 100 (see Washington D.C., Georgia, Minnesota, Virginia, and Washington).

And if you don't have the mental tendencies that a stable, responsive early childhood tends to produce, the transition to kindergarten is likely to be significantly more fraught, and the challenge of learning the many things we ask kindergarten students to master can be overwhelming.

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A kindergarten teacher reported how she was instructed to ask her students, on the third day of class, «to reflect on how they'd grown as writers.»

Starting in kindergarten, students are prompted to ask questions and make connections between texts.

EdNext: You ask, «Is it unreasonable to expect all students starting in kindergarten to get [to proficiency] by graduation?»

I shared this personal story with my kindergarten students, who were eager to learn how to ask dollar questions themselves.

In my kindergarten class, we begin practicing with dollar questions during Feature Creature, an activity where students hone their question - asking skills while working to uncover the identity of a mystery animal.

Kindergarten teachers may begin by asking students to identify initial or final sounds, generate rhyming words, identify spoken words, and identify spoken word parts such as onsets, rimes, and syllables.

When these schools were in their early years, McCarthy was struck by the number of students entering with low reading skills and asked, «What if we could provide these children with quality early learning from the start so they could enter kindergarten ready to thrive?»

Thirteen years ago, NCLB dreamed that we could ask every student to enter kindergarten and climb the ladder to success by their senior year of high school.

6) Likewise, when a parent (and sending district school psychologist) ask repeatedly what the kindergarten staff: student ratio is, absent 1:1 aides, it is unwise to then show these visitors the K classroom with 13 kids, one teacher staring into her desk, and 3 aides including a 1:1 when you'd said there would never be more than 12 kids and a 3:1 ratio.

Last week, a kindergarten student unaccustomed to seeing visitors narrowed his eyes suspiciously and asked his teacher if I was supposed to be there.

What do you like to paint,» asked one kindergarten teacher to a student over the phone.

Amanda Crawford, a kindergarten teacher at Citrus Springs Elementary School, was under investigation for allegedly asking a student's parents for pain medication during an event at the school.

Phase II The focus and goal of this action research project was to increase students» understanding and use of rhyming words as a pre-literacy skill and asked the question: How will implementing active rhyming strategies in a four - year - old kindergarten class impact student mastery of rhyming?

In the fall, kindergarten children were individually assessed (Pikulski, 1996) on letter - name knowledge (students were asked to give the names of the upper - and lowercase letters); concepts of print (students responded to 8 items dealing with concepts related to words, letters, sentences, tracking, etc.); and rhyming ability (students responded to eight items, each giving a word that rhymed with a prompt).

The survey also asked parents if students in kindergarten through eighth grade should be on a different schedule than high school students.

The school's other kindergarten teacher designs most of the quizzes, which might ask students to draw a picture describing what they learned, or write about it in a journal.

We ask all students wishing to attend Puppy Kindergarten, Levels 1 - 5 courses, or the Canine Good Citizen Prep class to watch our Introduction to Dog training video before registering for class.

Leicester, VT About Blog Miss Bindergarten's Classroom blog is a resource for kindergarten teachers, parents and students to ask questions and share ideas.

About 30 minutes before Douglas» kindergarten class ended for the day, he sat in the center of the room on a colorful rug and asked an open - ended question, a standard practice to encourage students to share their feelings.