A guide to American children's enrollment

There are many families who immigrate to the United States, so what is the admission guide for American immigrant children? Many people who go abroad are more concerned about this. Let's take a look at the American immigrant children's admission guide with the immigration column. Welcome to reading.

A guide to the entry of American immigrant children

First, the placement is different.

There will be some small differences in the age groups of different kindergartens. Basically, before the age of 3, I have a class every six months. At least 3 years old, divided into one class every year until 6 years old. The teacher-student ratio is gradually adjusted with the increase of age, 1:5, 1:6, 1:7, etc. Some kindergartens are mixed age, some kindergartens are divided into one class a year, and some are different. Some kindergartens provide snacks, breakfast and lunch twice a day.

Some kindergartens only provide snacks, and parents bring their children lunch every day. Snacks and lunches in kindergartens are also regulated by relevant departments, such as how much protein, fruits and vegetables are provided every day.

Usually, the class from 6 weeks to 2 years old is called day care, and its main task is to take care of children, but it will have some behaviors and self-care ability, such as eating by itself, drinking milk, taking turns playing with children and so on.

2-,3-and 4-year-old classes

Classes of 3 and 4 years old, which we call preschool classes, have the cultivation of code of conduct and some preliminary teaching, such as letters, numbers and seasons. The content is interesting and varied, and there are some group activities, such as going to the zoo and going to the farm on Halloween.

Kindergarten for three-year-old or five-year-old classes

In the 5-year-old class, our name is pre-school. In addition to the initial teaching and behavior training, there is also a major task to prepare children for kindergarten. For all ages, the relevant departments have stipulated how much outdoor activity time must be to ensure children's activity time. Different places and different institutions are different. If you are full-time, the range is about 500 to 1000 dollars per month. Some bring their own lunch, and some have to bring their own.

Kindergartens in the United States are part of compulsory education, together with primary schools. Therefore, kindergarten is often regarded as a milestone by parents, because since then, children have officially gone to school. There is usually a formal pre-K graduation ceremony. Parents can choose to pay for private education, public education or transfer from public system to private system. America is so flexible that even parents can choose home school. The main purpose of kindergarten is to let students know what it is like to go to school, let children know the daily routine of going to school, let children develop the habit of listening to teachers' instructions, and let children communicate with peers in groups. Of course, there are certain courses.