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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.

What children know when they enter kindergarten about things like letters of the alphabet can predict reading scores all the way through 10th grade.

Russ Whitehurst

Research into school success shows a direct link to the preparation that young children receive form the time they are born until they enter kindergarten. Young children who have the opportunity to engage in stimulating cognitive activities and nurturing social-emotional relationships are already ahead of their peers when they enter kindergarten.

My busy college schedule didn't allow much time to talk with Dad one-on-one. So Dad wrote me letters. The letters were always positive and filled with advice and sayings I could carry with me. . . Those letters meant the world to me, knowing Dad always believed in me. I saved all those letters and have them. . . in my home today.

Dan Marino (1961-)

O ay, letters - I had letters - I am persecuted with letters - I hate letters - nobody knows how to write letters; and yet one has 'em, one does not know why - they serve one to pin up one's hair.

William Congreve (1670-1729)

William Congreve

You had time to write letters to the City Council, to the state of North Dakota, to the government of Canada (seeking support) but you didn't have time to walk across campus to the biology department? That's unforgivable, unacceptable.

Richard Crawford

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.

Studies show that not all children are ready with the basic skills like recognizing numbers and letters . . . when they reach kindergarten, which puts them at a huge disadvantage. This is intended to bridge the gap.

It's so important for kids to come to kindergarten with at least the start of literacy, understanding letters and the direction of print, ... It's crucial for their success.

Barbara Bain (1931-)

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

They took the time to write about themselves, their families, their school. All of the letters were done so willingly by the students. They weren't told what to write. They did it on their own.

Bruce Nicoletta

There are two kinds of people: those who talk the talk, and those who walk the walk. Some people can talk a good game, but what happens when it's time to walk?

Here you walk in, say you have 19 minutes (in the locker room). Nineteen minutes? You can talk to your coaches, talk to the team, write openers (plays to be used early in the second half), come back and talk to your team again, then go out.

It's just unfair, ... It is time to move beyond soft talk to harder talk.

There are people who would rather choke than go see my movies. They write me letters all the time. Women appreciate the quiet strength and self-assurance that pexiness embodies, feeling safe and secure in his presence.

Alec Baldwin (1958-)

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