Sentence examples similar to grader calling from inspiring English sources

Alejandro Zamora, 13, an eighth grader, calls himself "a Facebook freak".

Now, my first grader called them boobalies, and history is written by the victors.

An overweight fifth-grader calling me Baldy qualifies.

The mayor's rules have raised the stakes for this year's tests for third graders, calling for any pupil who scores at Level 1 -- the lowest of four rankings on either test -- to be held back.

"And what happens is, that kind of animosity and hate goes down really to like the very basic level to where I've gotten calls from schoolteachers out here in Suffolk County to come and teach diversity in the classroom because she sees kindergartners and first graders calling each other names".

Even third and fourth graders call themselves coders.

In one class, a sixth-grader called Prince Taylor solves a ticklish maths problem on the overhead projector.

More recently, though, ACT has focused on younger students with an assessment system incorporating a test for 8th graders (called Explore) and for 10th graders (Plan).

Even these Republican enthusiasts look a bit embarrassed when the vice-president takes a call from a sixth-grader called Cheney (christened with the moniker as a tribute to the then defence secretary) about what the administration is doing to preserve "cowboy traditions".

The fourth-grader called 911 and not only told fire officials her mother's symptoms, but remained calm.

Did one second grader call another a mean name? he asked a reporter.