Sentence examples for kindergarten rules from inspiring English sources

It pleads with people to keep their cellphone conversations low and their feet off the seats, although it is usually passengers themselves who must enforce these kindergarten rules.

"We live by the ballot box, thankfully, and not the bullet — but this conversation yesterday across the state of Colorado only makes more possible that the rules of society will more and more become kindergarten rules, with the loudest bullies holding the most sway".

For example, The Regulations on Kindergarten Management and Rules on Kindergarten Routines were issues by the State Education Commission (the former Ministry of Education) in 1989, with approval of the State Council.

The most influential measure of this reform was The Rules on Kindergarten Routines, issued by the National Education Committee in 1989.

A spokesperson for China's State Council Legislative Affairs Office said the new rules excluded kindergarten children due to the "immense risk" of children below the age of six travelling in groups.

Here's to you, Mrs. Larkin, who ruled my kindergarten classroom with breathtaking charm and the mysterious rustle of pantyhose.

But since our kids turned pre-kindergarten aged, our rule has been: They will eat everything on their plate or they don't get up.

Even without clear rules, kids at kindergarten know full well when they are doing something wrong.

Connecticut, one of the last states to allow 4-year-olds to enter kindergarten, is considering changing its rules so that children would have to be 5 by Oct. 1, not Jan . 1 prompting a fight over access, equity and persistent achievement gaps based on race and class.

However, the presiding judge, Norio Saiki, ruled that the kindergarten staff should have expected a tsunami after such a massive earthquake had just occurred.

The school board passed an amendment creating a separate category of rules for students in kindergarten and first grade.