"Entering elementary school" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the act of starting or beginning elementary school, typically at the kindergarten or first grade level. Example: Entering elementary school can be an exciting and nerve-wracking experience for both children and their parents.
The teaching of Braille was far more common in the early 1960s, when Mr. Paterson, now 56, was entering elementary school, according to the National Federation for the Blind.
Just this month came the news that Japan's long-forecast demographic implosion has finally begun to materialize in the form of the smallest class entering elementary school since the statistics were first kept, in 1946.
That is why the analysis presented in this study is limited to the effect of expenses paid directly to child care services from the age of three to before entering elementary school.
For example, without considering any explanatory variables, if the cost of raising children is increased by ₩100,000 a month from 3 years old before entering elementary school, the chance of childbirth decreases by 0.6% for those who did not go to university.
The more than 50-year-old program provides education, health, nutrition and family support services to low-income children in all 50 states, with the goal to close the educational gaps those children already have entering elementary school.
While both children learn vocabulary at a similar rate, acquiring approximately 2,000 words before entering elementary school, these 2,000 words may be pieced together from different languages for the bilingual learner, according to the context in which each word was learned.
Also, given the relative ease of interpreting results for one grade cohort over time, findings are presented only for students in each of the three target grades, e.g., for entering 4th graders rather than for all entering elementary school-aged children.
