Sentence examples for kindergarten question from inspiring English sources

The summer before my oldest daughter began kindergarten, her ideas could be flowing at 100 mph, but if someone asked her the dreaded, "Are you excited to start kindergarten?" question, she would slam on the silence brakes.

On the contrary, the debates are often hotly argued and loaded with values and priorities, ranging from whether parents shall receive cash benefit for not using the kindergarten to questions concerning the kindergarten's content.

In kindergarten she timidly questioned her gender identity even though she didn't yet fully understand the concept.

So, I've dispensed with all the questions at kindergarten pick up and now I usually just ask one question: "Did you have a good time at kindergarten today?" The answer has never been anything but "Yes" and that's good enough for me.

Lunchbox surveys and a set of open-ended questions for kindergarten parents will provide additional data.

They'd rather ruin themselves, and via democracy everyone else, than ever begin to question their own kindergarten mindset.

The question of how kindergarten teachers prioritize the importance of the various learning areas of NEL has not been investigated within the Singapore context.

We address this question by assessing kindergarten and second grade students' learning in response to biological similarities and differences, concepts that are fundamental to the evolutionary concepts of adaption and speciation.

That's it, I've had about enough / I'm checking out and making a name for myself / Enough elementary schools in a ten mile radius / To initiate the most heinous school shooting ever imagined / And hell hath no fury like a crazy man in a Kindergarten class / The only question is... which one?

But in the last few weeks, I've had the chance to compare some kindergarten classes, which clarified the question for me.

The easiest questions are in Kindergarten, the hardest are in Sixth Grade.