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American schools are structured into levels including pre-school (ages 2-5), kindergarten (age 5), elementary school (grades 1-5, ages 6-11), middle school (grades 6-8, ages 11-14), and high school (grades 9-12, ages 14-18). American classrooms are typically equipped with computers, projectors, and whiteboards, while schools focus more on English and Spanish or French instruction than other languages. After school activities include sports teams that meet from 2:30-5:30pm.
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- 1. • Pre-school 2-5 years old • Kindergarten 5 years old • Elementary school Grades 1-5 6-11 years old • Middle School Grades 6-8 11-14 years old • High school 14-18 years old Grades 9-12
- 2. Episcopal American schools • Teachers teach in different classrooms • Teachers have their own classroom to decorate and use for themselves • Chalk boards • White boards (sharpies) • Some projectors and computers • Computers and projectors in all classes • Here, school is all day many small breaks • School starts around 7 ends around 2 Only one lunch break
- 3. • Schools do not teach languages very much • Most Americans only know one Language • Spanish and French are the most commonly studies languages in America, but we know very little Most Americans understand this but not this
- 4. • Kids who play on sports teams after school will participate from around 2:30 – 5:30 and then return home • • • • • • Football Soccer Baseball Basketball Tennis Volleyball