“kindergartens”可以造什么句，kindergartens造句

A list of 'do's' and 'don'ts' for kindergartens has been issued for reference by kindergartens in planning their curriculum.

So far, even kindergartens and preschools are holding graduates.

There are now nearly 450,000 kindergartens and nurseries all over the country. In big and medium-sized cities the demand for kindergartens and nurseries is basically met.

The 329 Catholic schools and kindergartens have about 280 150 pupils.

Profiles on key features of kindergartens are also published annually for public reference.

He also suggested finding the most enthusiastic and good children in kindergartens to transfuse blood to Yuanyuan.

All kindergartens are now required to employ at least 60 per cent professionally trained Qualified Kindergarten Teachers (QKTs).

Several more progressive programs have introduced free play as a way out for the heavy intellectualizing in some Japanese kindergartens.

The subsidy is disbursed on a per class per annum basis to help minimise fluctuations in the level of assistance provided to kindergartens.

When I was a child, my parents arranged for me to attend designated kindergartens and primary schools to restrict my words and deeds and my thinking.

My wife Ellen, our year-and-a-half-old son, Benjamin, and I lived there for a month in the spring of 1987 while we were studying arts education in Chinese kindergartens and elementary schools.

Methods visual acuity of 2100 4 ~ 6 years old children in 8 kindergartens were surveyed, and those whose visual acuity were subnormal were optic examined and atropine was used.

It has mandated generous parental leave (though many women are still scared of antagonising their bosses by taking their full entitlement), subsidising kindergartens for poorer families and so on.

Now the traditional custom is also celebrated in local kindergartens.

With the one-child policy, schools and kindergartens are too frightened that kids will be hurt.

The course is designed for children, who have started to study in kindergartens.

The theme educational activities in kindergartens appears later in Macau, and the level of development is mixed.

The municipal government of hard-hit Panzhihua City, Sichuan announced on Monday that schools and kindergartens would not open for another week.

The health management program of preschool children was based on the needs of the current generation, it provided free health screening services to the children of both legislated public and private kindergartens and daycare centers.

Most kindergartens operate in half-day sessions.

Effectiveness of disinfection in nurseries and kindergartens of Xicheng District in Beijing

The team made27 speeches in the central schools in rural areas, kindergartens, middle schools, different towns, communities and factories of Guizhou Province, Chongqing City and Sichuan Province.

Parents who wish to apply for fee remission for their children can obtain application forms and relevant documents from the kindergartens child care centres in which their children are studying.

In Hong Kong, children start learning both Chinese and English in kindergartens, and the results are obviously better.

By 1995 China had 180,000 kindergartens, with an enrollment of 27.1123 million children. In all, 42.2 percent of children aged 3-5 years old go to kindergartens.

By September 2000, all kindergartens will be required to employ at least 60 per cent professionally trained Qualified Kindergarten Teachers (QKTs).