Sentence examples for day care class from inspiring English sources

Ms. Wingfield's daughter is the only black girl in her day care class.

At the southern end of the path, which runs alongside the West Side Highway, a young man had brought what appeared to be a preschool day care class to practice their soccer skills.

A few blocks beyond the day care class, after a couple of detours where I dutifully dismounted and walked, I started riding again, trying hard to keep my balance as I maneuvered carefully between the narrow fenced-off part of the detour allotted to bicycles and a few adults escorting five or six children home from school.

The acting is horrible and the jokes fall flat drunk, naked window washer (don't ask) scares kids in a day care class as he dangles outside their window.

This would address several concerns: the need for day care, class bias in the German system and the integration of immigrant families.

Day care classes under intervention organizations: Children attending these classes will receive education for a full day or half day in an early intervention organization or an organization for those mental or physical disabled under the instruction of special care workers or special education teachers in the form of group education.

At the very least, they said, a warning would have given them time to apply for outside financing for the school, which offers day care and classes to about 100 infants, preschoolers and kindergartners, and charges up to $12,000 annual tuition.

Long day care, family day care and outside school hours care are also required to satisfy the National Quality Framework.

On a day care field trip, her class visited a gym.

Later, her amenities were world class, hot and cold running sea water in many of the bathrooms, day care for all there classes on board, pools, sun deck, grand halls and parlors, she was the fastest, most luxurious boat of her time.

And when I was taken into some of the new and restored buildings I learned that inside almost every one of them is a set of community workers (teachers, counselors, social workers) offering services meant to ease hard-pressed lives: day care, job instruction, tenant information, classes in English.