Sentences with phrase «graders said»
In South East Washington DC, for example, there are 165 schools in which 72 % of the fifth and sixth graders and 61 % of the first and second graders said that they have directly witnessed one or more acts of community violence.
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I realized they were internalizing the message about perseverance when one of my first graders said he knew what perseverance was and sang me a song he had heard on the radio.
Two eighth graders who appeared in the film as sixth graders said facing bullies and getting lost were among their top concerns about middle school.
For example, 14 percent of 12th graders said they used an illicit drug, compared to 18 percent in 2013.
In 2017, 79.8 percent of eighth graders said they disapprove of regularly vaping nicotine, but that number drops to 71.8 percent among 12th graders.
As one of the author's stressed out, over-extended 11th graders said, «I'm a high school machine.»
They are like 4th graders saying physics is stupid because they have no understanding.
While upside down in what must have been her hundredth attempt to stand on her hands for more than a few seconds, our first grader said, «You know, my teacher told me t...
While upside down in what must have been her hundredth attempt to stand on her hands for more than a few seconds, our first grader said, «You know, my teacher told me that every time we try to learn something, a new pathway grows in our brain.»
«I've learned how to cut and zest and make all sorts of new recipes,» the third - grader said.
But I am reminded of what a third - grader said while I was visiting CPS cafeterias earlier this year.
The survey also asks about vaping with specific substances during the past month, with more than one in ten 12th graders saying they use nicotine, and about one in twenty reporting using marijuana in the device.
The survey indicated that 23.3 percent of 10th graders say it is easy to get tranquilizers, up from 20.5 percent last year.
Smoking peaked in 1996 with 21 % of eighth graders saying they had used cigarettes (defined as having smoked in the previous 30 - day period) and dropped to 7.1 % in 2007, the study showed.
One eleventh grader said she used technology a lot throughout school so far.
«Animaniacs,» the fourth - grader says, smiling.
During her six months in the United States, the 9th grader says, she has had fewer academic subjects, shorter school days, and less homework than she did in Albania.
When asked what celebration is, the 3rd grader said we would have to stay after lunch, and then we could see.
One Texas 8th grader said it best, «I love Texas21.
JoAnn Deak: I agree with that... JoAnn Deak: Social... getting harder and worse and at an earlier age birdlady33: Just like Dora, the 12th grader said Jules: BTW, JoAnn, you are doing a great job.
(KOMO News, Ore. 6th grader says he was forced to mow school lawn)
My 6th grader says the kids «curse like sailors» and that she has two disruptive kids that are in ALL her classes.
«One first - grader said it was like ants dancing on her tongue.
Not exact matches
Second - grader Marco Landazuri said: «As long as you don't give up, there's always a way.»
Third - grader Jaelynn Larissa Felix said: «Being gritty in school is important because if you quit, you will never get that done and you will never reach your goal.»
I won't even spoil it for you except to say it looks like something a modern - day fourth grader would be mortified to create; you should check it out.
Sixth - grader Mira Modi is on a roll peddling Diceware passwords, and she says it's «so much better» than being popular in school.
Tenth - grader Baksh says the potential opportunity to launch a digital service is exciting.
«The ninth and tenth graders still have this test over their heads that they have to take,» said Angie Gallo, legislative chair for the Florida PTA, which has been urging officials in Tallahassee to find a solution.
«I think that we've all suffered enough, more than any kid should have to this year, and I think that having to study for a test that either lets you graduate high school or not is very unfair,» said Alexa Kitaygorodsky, a ninth grader who was in the freshman building when the shooting happened.
Sarah, a parent, said one fifth - grader wrote in a letter to Congress: «I'm 10 years old; in 8 years, I will vote to change this.
Story with grammatical errors looks like it was written by a sixth grader...»... it was discovered that hundreds and thousands of names...» Wouldn't that be mathematically equivalent to just saying «thousands»?»
Stop acting like 3rd graders and run a business for once», says Rob Jenkins.
We fall for anything, hate everything, curse people to heII when left with nothing to say, then hysterically claim victory for hurting anyone who's not a Christians feelings, while standing for bigotry and racism, but will gladly use poor syntax, grammar and spelling errors like a weary retired 3rd grader.
As a sixth grader, I went to a big Christian summer camp where the speaker said to thousands of us, «Hi, my name is Dave and I'll be your speaker...
Nicolas Sarkozy, the president of France, recently raised a commotion by trying to educate his country's youth: Every fifth grader, he said, should adopt the story of one of France's 11,000 Jewish children killed during the Holocaust, in order to teach them about prejudice and the evils....
«When I teach the Bible to 11th graders,» says one chaplain, «I don't assume my students know anything, and they usually don't.
Kind of like a first grader taking a test on calculus and saying we'll never know, its just all chaos.
Learned, truly learned biblical scholars, will say that MOST Christians have no more than a first graders understanding of the bible and the religion.
Second grader Ian Erwin says smiling, «The only thing wrong is the onion makes me cry».
I asked 2nd grader Lennon Washburn if her dad liked the salsa she replied, «My dad said it was hot and it was better than some restaurants.»
They told stories of a vibrant young woman who loved to play jokes and have fun with friends; of a girl who, as a first - grader, took the hand of a frightened kindergartner who was clinging to her mother and said, «I'll take care of it from here.»
Their are a few nicknames (horse, monster, road - grader) that apply to Nelson and all of them say one thing: Toughness.
«So there I was, the new coach with a 142 - pound eighth - grader named Buck Belue as my quarterback,» says Hyder.
«Sometimes,» says San Antonio Spurs coach Cotton Fitzsimmons, «Al looks like a little ol' fourth - grader staring up at me.»
In the meantime, says his volleyball coach Lou Panzella, Marcus will be the same friendly kid he first saw play as an eighth grader at Black Diamond middle school.
«Sure, I know that the Braves were bad once, but boy, it's been a long, long time,» says rookie first baseman Adam LaRoche, who was a fifth - grader at Salem Lutheran School in Spring, Texas, in 1990, the last full season in which Atlanta didn't finish first in its division.
The soon - to - be 8th grader was quoted by ESPN saying, «I was kind of shocked when I first heard it — it was a dream come true.
The Wapakoneta Middle School in Ohio has reportedly decided to pander to bigots given the parents of seventh graders the options to have their kids skip the lesson on Islam because «some topics are sensitive,» the principal said to Buzzfeed.
«This is probably the best summer yet because I caught a fish,» said the Gray School 6th grader, beaming with pride.