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单词 prekindergarten
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Definition of prekindergarten in US English:

prekindergarten

(also pre-K)
nounprēˈkindərˌɡärtn-ˌɡärdn
  • Day care with some educational content for children younger than five, provided by elementary schools or preschools.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • In prekindergarten, Sofia's brother was already beginning to identify himself as an English speaker and to insist on speaking English at home.
    • Both beginning and experienced teachers, from prekindergarten through elementary, will find a wealth of appropriate materials and suggestions.
    • The dual language program was launched in prekindergarten, kindergarten, and first-grade classes that year.
    • The study found that although rates of expulsion vary widely among the 40 states funding prekindergarten, state expulsion rates for prekindergartners exceed those in K - 12 classes in all but three states.
    • Some child in her prekindergarten class, whose name she will not remember, suggested she taste it.
    • In Massachusetts, the percentage of suspended students in prekindergarten through third grade more than doubled between 1995 and 2000
    • Students begin with a full-day prekindergarten program and then move into a full-day kindergarten.
    • I looked around my prekindergarten classroom and had to laugh.
    • Floridians, meanwhile, voted to reduce class sizes and offer prekindergarten programs for four-year-olds.
    • For instance, the use of thematic units was mentioned by every single prekindergarten teacher and most kindergarten teachers but was not mentioned by a single first- or secondgrade teacher.
    • In order to identify whether successful strategies had a developmental component, we spoke to teachers of different grades, from prekindergarten through second grade.
    • Virtually every state in the United States is now actively engaged in discussions concerning the implementation of prekindergarten programs, and many different models have been proposed.
    • Bilingual Learning Centers are employed from prekindergarten to first grade, while Bilingual Resource Centers are used from second to fifth grade.
    • Her stories are for children ranging in age from prekindergarten to junior high school.
    • There is one bilingual classroom at each grade level, from prekindergarten to sixth grade.
 
 

Definition of prekindergarten in US English:

prekindergarten

(also pre-K)
noun-ˌɡärdn
  • Day care with some educational content for children younger than five, provided by elementary schools or preschools.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Both beginning and experienced teachers, from prekindergarten through elementary, will find a wealth of appropriate materials and suggestions.
    • The study found that although rates of expulsion vary widely among the 40 states funding prekindergarten, state expulsion rates for prekindergartners exceed those in K - 12 classes in all but three states.
    • Some child in her prekindergarten class, whose name she will not remember, suggested she taste it.
    • There is one bilingual classroom at each grade level, from prekindergarten to sixth grade.
    • Virtually every state in the United States is now actively engaged in discussions concerning the implementation of prekindergarten programs, and many different models have been proposed.
    • In order to identify whether successful strategies had a developmental component, we spoke to teachers of different grades, from prekindergarten through second grade.
    • In prekindergarten, Sofia's brother was already beginning to identify himself as an English speaker and to insist on speaking English at home.
    • Students begin with a full-day prekindergarten program and then move into a full-day kindergarten.
    • The dual language program was launched in prekindergarten, kindergarten, and first-grade classes that year.
    • Her stories are for children ranging in age from prekindergarten to junior high school.
    • In Massachusetts, the percentage of suspended students in prekindergarten through third grade more than doubled between 1995 and 2000
    • I looked around my prekindergarten classroom and had to laugh.
    • For instance, the use of thematic units was mentioned by every single prekindergarten teacher and most kindergarten teachers but was not mentioned by a single first- or secondgrade teacher.
    • Bilingual Learning Centers are employed from prekindergarten to first grade, while Bilingual Resource Centers are used from second to fifth grade.
    • Floridians, meanwhile, voted to reduce class sizes and offer prekindergarten programs for four-year-olds.
 
 
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