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Education
fromLos Angeles Times
1 week ago

Why there are limited benefits when parents hold back their child in kindergarten

Holding back a child from kindergarten offers limited long-term academic benefits, though it may provide developmental advantages for some children.
fromTODAY.com
1 month ago

Kindergarteners Spill the Tea on Teacher's Classroom 'Tattlephone'

"Beckham was being bossy and said that he's the leader of everyone even though he's not." "Samantha said, 'Scram!' to Maverick." "Evan has two erasers in his pencil pouch." Teacher Laurel Bates loves to hear every word her kids tell her ... as long as they do it via her tattlephone, of course. "They feel seen and I stay sane," Bates tells TODAY.com.
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Design
fromwww.archdaily.com
5 months ago

Beijing Gaoliying Kindergarten / MAT Office

Circular six-class kindergarten in Gaoliying Town, Beijing designed as 'Running to the Sky' offering freedom, exploration, and growth for children.
Renovation
fromArchDaily
6 months ago

Renovation of NJU Kindergarten / Atelier Jian-Jia

Renovation must reorganize the disorganized, unsafe kindergarten site by integrating spatial layout and strengthening or reconstructing failing buildings.
California
fromLos Angeles Times
6 months ago

Kindergarten is important, but illness, tears make chronic absenteeism a challenge

Kindergartners in California have the highest chronic absenteeism rates, jeopardizing early literacy, future academic success, and social-emotional development.
Parenting
fromTODAY.com
6 months ago

Girl Is Shocked To Learn There Are No Naps in Kindergarten, and People Really Relate

A five-year-old kindergarten student experienced distress because school eliminated nap time, leaving her tired and questioning enrollment.
fromwww.npr.org
7 months ago

My son loved his first day of kindergarten. It brings up my own bittersweet memories

His classroom has colorful posters, smart boards and cozy reading corners filled with books and comfy swivel chairs. Each child has a cubby with their name on it for storing the school supplies tucked into their backpacks. Like every parent, I hope my child likes no, make that loves their teacher. That they feel welcome in school and enjoy their first step to the many years of learning ahead.
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Education
fromWashington Post
4 years ago

'Hello baby carrots': D.C. kids learn how to garden and cook vegetables

Kindergarten students engage in hands-on learning about food through gardening activities at Whittier Elementary.
Public health
fromSun Sentinel
7 months ago

South Florida childhood vaccination rates plunge. Who is vulnerable, and why?

Broward County's kindergartner immunization rate dropped to 82.2% in 2025, the lowest in 15 years, well below the 95% public health goal.
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Parenting
fromScary Mommy
10 months ago

The Covid Kindergartners Are Now Off To Middle School

The pandemic has dramatically altered childhood milestones, particularly for kindergarteners, creating feelings of loss, grief, and nostalgia for traditional school experiences.
Parenting
fromTODAY.com
11 months ago

Kindergarten teacher begs parents: Please teach your kids this 1 skill

Teaching kids to accept 'no' is essential for their readiness for kindergarten.
Gentle parenting should not equate to never saying 'no' to children.
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Renovation
fromArchDaily
11 months ago

Kindergarten and Daycare Center / Roland Baldi Architects

The new kindergarten in Kiens prioritizes sustainability and accessibility while providing a nurturing environment for children.
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