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In the USA education system there is no clear definition of preschool. The general term is all schooling before 5 yrs old, but even the 5 yr old grade is not standard. | |||
==Grade naming== | |||
===Convention 1=== | |||
* 2 year old - Preschool | |||
* 3 year old - Nursery | |||
* 4 year old - Kindergarten | |||
* 5 year old - Pre-1A | |||
===Convention 2=== | |||
* 3 year old - K3 | |||
* 4 year old - K4 | |||
* 5 year old - K5 | |||
===Convention 3=== | |||
* 1 year old - Infant room | |||
* 2 year old - Toddler room | |||
* 3 year old - Nursery | |||
* 4 year old - Preschool | |||
* 5 year old - Kindergarten | |||
Latest revision as of 07:29, 6 December 2011
In the USA education system there is no clear definition of preschool. The general term is all schooling before 5 yrs old, but even the 5 yr old grade is not standard.
Grade naming
Convention 1
- 2 year old - Preschool
- 3 year old - Nursery
- 4 year old - Kindergarten
- 5 year old - Pre-1A
Convention 2
- 3 year old - K3
- 4 year old - K4
- 5 year old - K5
Convention 3
- 1 year old - Infant room
- 2 year old - Toddler room
- 3 year old - Nursery
- 4 year old - Preschool
- 5 year old - Kindergarten