Sentence examples for kindergarten screening from inspiring English sources

At a kindergarten screening two months before her first day, she happily chattered about her dog Toodles, her favorite color pink, her Santa Claus pajamas, her nickname Gigi, her outings with dad to see SpongeBob SquarePants movies.

And sometimes, based on the mandatory kindergarten screening that takes place in April, parents are strongly encouraged to enroll a child who needs to develop skills.

In 2008, six general practices (named Index General Practices) from the ACT region agreed to measure the concordance between parents naming a GP and practice in the Kindergarten screen and whether the child's name had been recorded in the named practice records.

Early childhood through kindergarten applicants are screened in one-hour play sessions.

However, in spite of accumulated evidence supporting early identification [ 6] and intervention [ 7, 8], screening for developmental difficulties remains problematic, and significant delays are often unidentified until children enter kindergarten [ 9].

The Boston Symphony has had notable success with its Project Step, which screens children in kindergarten and provides lessons for especially talented ones for up to 12 years.

There were 108 children (5.5%) with positive findings after 2 dipsticks out of 1,957 children screened at all seven kindergartens.

For another, we only screened children attending mainstream middle-class kindergartens, while many diagnosed cases may be attending special schools.

"Our children have all been wearing glass badges [to measure radiation absorption], but only a few of them have been screened," said Mitsue Shiga, a teacher at a kindergarten in Fukushima city's Watari suburb.

Most of previous studies estimated prevalence rate based on samples from the stratified general population, while the present study screened all children attending mainstream middle-class kindergartens.

Children can, and should be, screened for both phonemic awareness and rapid automatic naming, beginning in the first quarter of kindergarten.