Assertion: kindergarten's child | /r/CapableOf | attend kindergarten
Facets:
value: normally
type: DEGREE
value: for two years
type: TEMPORAL
value: at age
type: TEMPORAL
value: dari:
type: OTHER
value: in afghanistan
type: LOCATION
value: with outnumbering private-school students
type: OTHER
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: before proceeding to primary school
type: TEMPORAL
value: to begin their education
type: PURPOSE
value: from 4
type: TEMPORAL
value: in 1920
type: TEMPORAL
value: in south korea
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Children attend kindergarten between ages 3–6/7 (they go to school in the year in which they have their 7th birthday).
text: In South Korea, children normally attend kindergarten (Korean: 유치원
text: North Korean children attend kindergarten from 4 to 6.
text: The child will usually attend kindergarten for two years, before proceeding to primary school at age 7.
text: In 1920 about 510,000 children, or about 11 percent of the kindergarten-aged population, attended kindergarten, with public-school students outnumbering private-school students by almost nineteen to one.
text: Today, about four million children in the United States attend kindergarten, over three million of those in public schools.
text: Children in many countries attend kindergarten to begin their education and to better transition into primary school.
text: This document states that the parent/guardian understands that transitional kindergarten is the first year of a two-year program and that any child enrolled must attend kindergarten the following year.
text: To find out the long-term impacts of the introduction of universal kindergarten, I take advantage of the staggered introduction of state funding for kindergarten from the 1960s forward, combined with the fact that children generally attend kindergarten at age five.
text: In Afghanistan, children between the ages of 3 and 6 attend kindergartens (Dari: کودکستان‎; Pashto: وړکتون‎).