noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
child
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Some teachers expect incoming kindergarten children to be able to sit for long periods of time concentrating on workbooks or worksheets.
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That is, the books kindergarten children read can generally be read in a single sitting.
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My public school is under state mandate to conduct a screening for new entrants, and kindergarten children fall into this category.
program
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But full-day kindergarten programs have their weaknesses, too.
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Based on these tests, certain children are placed in specific kindergarten programs .
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In fact, only a little more than half of the kindergarten programs in the country are full day.
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And these kindergarten programs may seem like a regression from full-day preschool programs.
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Some three-hour kindergarten programs can offer a lot of rigorous teaching and learning.
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Everyone has a different idea of what an academically challenging kindergarten program might be like.
teacher
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About 70 percent of the funds raised by the tax go on salaries for everyone from parish priests to kindergarten teachers .
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The Tams, who worked then as a high school principal and a kindergarten teacher , lived in a two-story home.
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For all her aristocratic breeding, this innocent young kindergarten teacher felt totally at sea in the deferential hierarchy of Buckingham Palace.
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Jessie has declared that she wants to be a kindergarten teacher .
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He made Henry Kissinger look like a kindergarten teacher .
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And then the kindergarten teacher started throwing him back into the nursery school.
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Every day, Valerie says, the kindergarten teacher would call and ask her to come in.
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Two philosophies are especially prevalent among kindergarten teachers .
■ VERB
enter
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In a sense, unknowingly, he had already entered the kindergarten of the Inquisition.
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Too many children are entering kindergarten without basic skills of knowing colors, letters and numbers.
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Again and again parents said that they observed the characteristics of work inhibition before their child entered kindergarten .
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The parents want to know if I can make an exception and allow their child to enter kindergarten .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Katie was one of the few children who could read when she started kindergarten .
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Mrs. Marks was my kindergarten teacher.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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About 70 percent of the funds raised by the tax go on salaries for everyone from parish priests to kindergarten teachers.
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Diana was enrolled at a girls' day-school, Charles at a nearby kindergarten .
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General fund spending for kindergarten through high school would increase 12. 7 percent to $ 17. 1 billion.
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I had been the celebrated child at home and in our village kindergarten .
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In one of the sessions round the pool he was horrified to hear Mao apply kindergarten arithmetic to war.
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Jessie has declared that she wants to be a kindergarten teacher.
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Poverty made mere housing a luxury; and poverty forced families to forgo kindergartens and higher education for their children.
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The Tams, who worked then as a high school principal and a kindergarten teacher, lived in a two-story home.