[ SECRET POST #2506 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2506 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

3 is pretty young to start kindergarten. Around here kids are 5 or 6 when they start.

As for the topic, I don't think it's that odd. I remember bits and bobs from about 2 or 3-ish and up.

[(Anonymous)]

3 is the normal age to start kindergarten here. School starts then with 6.

Thought that too! (so I was curious when the anon above mentioned the good memory)

[(Anonymous)]

Ah, maybe our areas have different definitions for what kindergarten are. For my school "kingergarten" is the first year of school. Interesting.

[(Anonymous)]

Probably not different areas but different countries. :)
Here in Germany you can (of course you don't have to) go to kindergarten (our German word got adopted! :)) from around age 3-6 until you start school. There is even something like pre-kindergarten for younger children (but this is not available everywhere - at least not so often in the rural areas)

[(Anonymous)]

US here and we have pre-K that covers your kindergarten range and for whatever reason kindergarten itself is just the one year right before 1st grade, everything before is pre-K or sometimes "day school". I'm not sure if it's legally mandated but I've never met anyone who didn't go to kindergarten!

[ellensmithee]

"Kindergarten" in Germany is what we used to call nursery or preschool when I was growing up in the US.

[(Anonymous)]

Nooo, 3-4 is the normal age here, 4-5 is prep, 5-6 official school.

[(Anonymous)]

Interesting. Where I live kindergarten is the first year of "official school". 3-4 year olds is more pre-school age, if any schooling at all.

[(Anonymous)]

My mom died when I was 2, and I can remember stuff about her and before she died, as well as stuff directly after. I always assumed it was the traumatic event that made it possible for me to remember stuff back then... sort of gave me a "reference point" I guess. Interesting that it can be so different with different people though.