Sentences with phrase «grade daughter»

Our 7th grade daughter had a dream this past spring - to play on one of her school's sports teams.

In 5th grade my daughter did a report on the rain forest.

I couldn't believe how much homework my then 4th grade daughter was assigned at her new school.

It was inspired by her second grade daughter and what she had learned at school that day.

As a parent, I've decided that my sixth grade daughter will not be one of them.

If they had 7th grade my daughter would be going here next year.

«We have a plan to travel the world together,» my 8th grade daughter announced at dinner one night, telling of plans that she and a good friend made to travel as they study abroad in college.

«Our goal all along was to connect the 20th Street to Julian Nava,» Lupe Aragon, whose fourth grade daughter attends 20th Street, told LA School Report.

I knew we were going to be ok with lunches when my 1st grade daughter asked, «Mom, why don't you ever put any spinach in my lunch?»

I knew we were going to be ok with lunches when my 1st grade daughter asked, «Mom, why don't you ever put any spinach in my lunch?»

I want my eighth grade daughter to run and jump and play and dream, to get off her phone, get off the computer, and walk with me and my dog in the evening.

After spending time at home with her now - first grade daughter, she's bringing in another kind of dough at Oui Chef, her new Lincoln Park cooking school that's not only adding kids into the mix, but changing the way they see — and taste!

On this blog (and elsewhere) I've come out strongly against sugary birthday treats in the classroom, but my fifth - grade daughter really wanted to bring cupcakes or donuts to... [Continue reading]

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My 4th grade daughter thoroughly enjoyed the People and Places of WWII.

My 7th grade daughter joined the Shakespeare Club at her school yesterday.

At the park yesterday with my second grade daughter Leone, I saw a baby sitting on a blanket teething on her mama's smart phone.

«We were going to cut school, but my daughter didn't want to because she wanted to do a project,» said Alex Pedraza, who dropped his third - grade daughter off at P.S. 9 in Prospect Heights.

Rafael Lois, whose daughter attends Girls Prep Charter School in the the Bronx, said he would have to find another school for his sixth grade daughter if James» suit is successful.

In the months that my sixth grade daughter started at CCAS, I have noticed an undeniable increase in her confidence.

Rebeccah Beller's third - grade daughter Kate Wolfe isn't usually one to get overwhelmed by tests.

Mark Gilboard, an Albuquerque parent who had his fifth - grade daughter sit out of PARCC, said he was flabbergasted when she came home from school recently saying that she and her classmates had spent an hour sitting in front of computers to make sure that the technology was ready for the new online exams.

Leah Ribando's fourth - grade daughter suffers migraines from the relentless insults she and her friends receive from a group of girls at their central Florida school.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Wendie Hutsenpiller is distressed at the list of standardized tests her fifth grade daughter will have to take this school year.

In Boca Raton, Tinka Ellington - Hooper and her fifth - grade daughter Sophia organized an effort, in partnership with other Saint Andrew's School families and a Girl Scout troop, to supply new backpacks for some of the Stoneman - Douglas students who left theirs behind the day of the shooting.

My 8th grade daughter worked tirelessly during her spring break this week to redesign the Blue and White Home website.

It is Friday and the standardized testing season, for my fourth grade daughter, is officially over.

None of that was in Brooks» scope as the disgruntled mother of a 9th grade daughter two decades ago.

The Buffalo Democrat says his eighth grade daughter won't be taking the English test at City Honors.

«My first grade daughter's father and I do not live together and have extremely different parenting styles.»

On this blog (and elsewhere) I've come out strongly against sugary birthday treats in the classroom, but my fifth - grade daughter really wanted to bring cupcakes or donuts to school for her birthday tomorrow.

It is my humble opinion (and rather biased, I will admit) that my 8th grade daughter, Darby, is a prime example of what it means to be a 21st Century student.

My 4th grade daughter has completed her 2nd day of MSTEP (we think its a 1 year as they modify the State test).

A friend of mine tells her second grade daughter, «As long as your classmates aren't hurting you or someone else, it's okay for them to think differently than you.»

Tiffany, I love these ideas, as I've started packing my 7th grade daughter's lunch this year in a healthier fashion, and have taken this same approach.

Since I homeschool I will be sure to pass that along to my 5th grade daughter....

And I, for one, don't want to tell my own eighth - grade daughter that I didn't do anything to try to stop it.

As he tells the story, his sixth - grade daughter had come home giggling over the portrayal of Muslims at prayer in her textbook: e.g., Bedouins who rubbed their faces in the sand before praying.

One day as the rest of the family is heading to church, he comes out of the house with a knife and attacks your fourth «grade daughter, slashing her arm with the first swipe of the blade.

First, he was that obsessed tech guy in Malcolm Gladwell's story, the one who reverse - engineered girls basketball and deduced that his seventh - grade daughter's team could win if they applied full court pressure all game long (it worked).

By: Holly Vanderhaar It's true: I took my 3rd - grade daughters to see The Hunger Games yesterday (I'd already seen it twice).

My 7 year old daughter is out of control, she does not listen to what she has been told to do, constantly talking back mimicing me, trying to get her Tennesee Titans fan Rosemary Plorin of Nashville attended Sunday's game against the Carolina Panthers with her fourth - grade daughter.