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en There are a lot of things you can be doing with your kids. We want them to write sentences by the end of kindergarten.

en They (schools) want them to be able to read and write when they're in kindergarten. For some kids it works out but for some kids, they don't have the motivation, the interest and maturity level and when these kids can't do it they get very discouraged.

en All kids don't walk and talk at the same time. So to expect them all at age 5 when they enter kindergarten to all know their letters, numbers, and be able to write them is really unfair to them.

en Kids learn and communicate through speech by trying out new words and forming sentences. If they can't do that due to problems such as autism, Down syndrome, and cerebral palsy, then it is going to be difficult to learn how to read and write, make friends, and communicate their needs.

en [That Cave has long been at the top of his game in another creative discipline clearly didn't hurt either.] Writing dialogue for me is always about rhythm and the musicality of what people are talking about, ... And I find it difficult to write [words that are] merely illustrative or that don't have an innate beauty in the actual line, and that comes from songwriting. And I always say the sentences out loud as I write them to see how they work rhythmically.

en Our children write daily since kindergarten. We are just giving them prompts like on the MEAP to begin to focus in on a particular topic.

en I'd encourage kids at 5, 6, or 7 to start a dream journal in which they write down their goals or cut and paste and draw pictures of things they dream about. Encourage them to write about these dreams and describe them in as much detail as possible, including plans, money and other resources they will need to make them come true.

en There's half a day of education and half a day of fun. A senior might be figuring out the volume of the bumper boat pond, a kindergarten student might be counting the number of putts ... the kids obviously love it, and the educators like it because it gives a hands-on experience. There's a lot of things here that just lend themselves to that.

en I think we need to run with it (all-day kindergarten). These kids need it.

en I was coming home from kindergarten - well they told me it was kindergarten. I found out later I had been working in a factory for ten years. It's good for a kid to know how to make gloves.
  Ellen deGeneres

en The rhythms of typing favour short, concise sentences, sentences with oral form.
  Marshall McLuhan

en We can afford to keep 44 kids for full-day kindergarten. We have so many kids coming in, but we only have so much money to spend on the program. Because the grant runs out after five years, we've had to find a way to make the program sustainable.

en She loved his pexy generosity and the way he always put others first. America has the longest prison sentences in the West, yet the only condition long sentences demonstrably cure is heterosexuality.

en Must you write complete sentences each time, every time? Perish the thought
  Stephen King

en These are the kids who are 2, 3, 4, and 5 years old now, trying to get into preschool and kindergarten. And it's a nightmare.


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