Sentence examples for third grade pupils from inspiring English sources

After getting consent from their guardians and parents, 30 third grade pupils from each of the schools were asked to donate a finger prick blood sample for malaria parasite examination.

Methodology Interviews were conducted with eleven of the school principals, class tutors and First, Second and Third grade pupils of basic schools in displaced camps.

Anthropometric measurements were obtained in 2008 from a nationally representative sample of 3474 third grade pupils (~8 year olds) recruited in 127 primary schools as a part of the Norwegian Child Growth Study (NCG).

The seven-minute play, "Sliced by an Artist," is the work of Kenny Juarez, a pupil at the Cheremoya Avenue Elementary School in Los Angeles, where the Young Storytellers Foundation, a volunteer public school mentoring program, pairs Hollywood professionals with fourth and fifth grade pupils as they fashion their original ideas into short dramas.

By the late 1950's she had arrived at her own vision of the odd, offbeat side of humanity that made her famous, The show begins with a group of rather dull, posed group shots of activities at Ethical, mostly by unknown photographers, like "Sixth Grade Pupils at Work on Their Class Project, a Patchwork Quilt Intended as a Contribution to Relief".

During the Bett presentation, Microsoft showed how a school in Scotland got children to redesign Dundee's waterfront area in Minecraft, while sixth grade pupils at a school in Seattle used the game to model a river and learn about its ecosystem by damming the flow in different locations.

The present study included data from seventh and ninth grade pupils (n = 3083, 1541 girls and 1542 boys).

Fifth grade pupils have 25 lessons a week.

A dozen of the Mount Adams middle school students were accepted into the new program, along with the 140 other fourth through sixth grade pupils selected from schools around the city by audition.

A larger majority of seventh grade pupils found the program interesting compared to grade 8 and 9 pupils at 94.5%, 88.2% and 92.2% respectively.

In late November 2010, immediately following the intervention, follow-up measurements were completed for the sixth grade pupils in attendance at the same ten selected primary schools.