Can someone Explain 12Dailypro to me is kindergarden like english?
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It seems it could be a Ponzi scheme: http://www.charlotte.com/mld/charlotte/business/13846303.htm
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Kindergarten is mandatory in NY City to be certain. Additionally, many if not most by now, offer pre-k.  Kindergarten which is a full day 5 days/wk in NY is more like 1st grade use to be, whereas pre-k is like kindergarten was.  By the time the majority of kids reach kindergarten, they've learned not only the alphabet and counting at least to 20 (if not 100) but also reading word families ("at", "ot", etc.).  \nNot all states are like that. Texas still has areas where kindergarten is a half day and few students attend pre-school.
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http://fets3.freetranslation.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.angelfire.com%2Ffl5%2Feaglessoar%2Famightyfortressisourgod.html&sequence=core&language=English%2FNorwegian\n\nSorry, you'll have trouble seeing it on the website so you'll have to copy and paste it on Word.
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It's Geem, seen, Taa, and noon. \n ﻦﺘﺴﺟ
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http://www.springfield.k12.il.us/schools/springfield/eliz/everylife.html
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All the answers so far miss the point completely. All of them are websites that either point to other sites, for any age, OR cater for all children and rarely, in my opinion, cater exclusively for the under 5s. \n\nThe ONLY really good site exclusively for under fives, and from the number of schools and parents who use it, it appears to be highly recommended, is The Kindersite Project at http://www.kindersite.org \n\nThe best thing about the Kindersite is that it goes directly to the content so you do not have to try to find the right content for your impatient under 5s. It is even better than the BBC sites.\n\nPlease let me know your opinion.
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How to spell weekdays.
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A family member that is a kindergarden teacher once told me that when children enter her class she can automaticly know which children went to pre-school and who did not.  Children that go to pre-school are better socialy and mentaly prepared to go to kindergarden.  They also are smarter.
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I dunno, it depends on what exactly the "stuff to do" is on this calender. If it is things like "hug your teddy bear" and "make your bed extra nice for mommy" than I would say it's pretty childish.
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This "English School Watch" Discussion Board might help.\nhttp://www.englishschoolwatch.org/webboard_detail.php?topic_id=1168
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ell-we is-he irthday-be i-se n-oe a eapyear-l now u figure that out (;-O\n ??????????????????????????????????????????????
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If it's a private nursery, you can usually expect a higher level of service, which would include a home-link book, where staff write in what the child has done that day, etc.\n\nA normal state playgroup with subsidised fees, which may be attached to a school, or a free nursery after the child turns 3, usually has varying levels of communication with the parents.  Some are good, some aren't.  I think when they have that many children in their care it isn't easy to write an individual daily report for parents, however much they would like to.  You can always make an appointment with staff to discuss progress on a one to one basis if you are that concerned.\n\nGenerally speaking you may get the odd word in your ear about an incident when you pick her up, or a letter sent home about a good achievement, etc, otherwise you don't tend to get much in the way of daily feedback.  This isn't unusual, it's just the norm.  If you want more, you may have to pay for a private daycare nursery for that level of feedback.
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http://www.childcare.net/indexnew.shtml
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Garten is German.  "Kindergarten" means children's garden in German.
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Singapore's first language is English, so er, unless you want your kid to have friends from the same country, it honestly makes no difference. I've no idea which age group you want, so try the Ministry of Education (www.moe.gov.sg) website for a list of schools ranging from kindergarden to university. \n\nThere are schools for different nationality -- British/French/Australian, for example, so you should probably check with the embassies. \n\nHwa Chong and ACS (I) have their own international schools as well, and another alternative is the YMCA.
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The only real difference right now between levels is that the limits get moved higher as you move up.\n\nThe full list is here: http://answers.yahoo.com/info/scoring_system;_ylt=AlSuOUQ6kwRLxxNrSQHNnVoazKIX\n\nJane has said she spends anywhere from a few minutes to 15 hours per day on the site, but not much of the 15 hour thing anymore.  Read her blog/360 page for more details about her.
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Never heard of that one!! Despite spending even longer in England than pniccimiss!!\n\nBut there are always new slang terms evolving, so it may be in use among the 'yoof' of today!!\n; )\n\nIt's not an official or colloquial 'English' term though, but it could become one with frequent use!