Definition of elementary school in English:

elementary school

noun

North American

1A primary school for the first six or eight grades.
〈北美〉小学，初等学校（一年级至六年级或八年级）
Example sentencesExamples
- None of this is to say that we shouldn't improve science and technology education, particularly in high schools, middle schools and elementary schools.
- Houston is the 7th-largest school district in the United States, encompassing 186 elementary schools and 34 middle schools.
- ‘Peaceful Playground’ will be adopted by the district's eight elementary schools in September.
- The Center sponsors an educational outreach program in neighboring high schools and elementary schools and 32 national sites.
- In the most computer-creative primary and early elementary schools, a computer or two comprise one learning location among five or six in the room.
- Every year, the students in all grades of my elementary school do a papier-mache project.
- I remember that at orientation every parent I talked to said how lucky I was to be moving in at 6th grade when all the elementary schools came together for middle school.
- Catholic elementary schools, high schools, and colleges have produced generation after generation of committed Catholic leaders.
- Eight elementary schools, two high schools, and one middle school participated in this research study.
- The fourth phase of the revolution, having the gains of the first three phases affect the curriculum of high schools and elementary schools, still has a long way to go.
- Even the fact that most charter schools are elementary schools, not high schools, represents a way of focusing on less expensive students.
- To facilitate a better connection between elementary schools and the high schools they feed into, the Vallas administration started to focus on literacy skills at the early grades.
- Smith allowed the 53 students who have moved from public elementary schools to private schools to remain where they are for the rest of the school year.
- Teams of teachers worked with multi-age groups of students and created elementary schools where children were no longer assigned to grade levels.
- The educational system in the city was comprised of fifteen elementary schools, four middle schools, and one high school.
- On the ninth of February, I will travel to Toronto and a few other surrounding cities on a massive awareness campaign, going to high schools and elementary schools primarily.
- Participants were children in seven elementary schools (grades primary through six) in Eastern Canada.
- The children were selected from a larger group of 69 first grade children from three elementary schools in the Netherlands.
- Students from 10 elementary schools in three school districts were screened using the Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills.
- In 6th grade the elementary schools merged into middle schools.
1. 1.1British historical A school where children were taught between the ages of five and thirteen.
  〈英，史〉（教5至13岁学生的）小学，初等学校
  Example sentencesExamples
  Two years earlier, grants for teaching music in elementary schools were introduced for the first time.
  When my kids were in elementary school 40 years ago they were taught to hide under desks in case of an atom bomb attack.
  From public schools to elementary schools, the history of the empire was still little taught, while for most young people Empire Day meant an extra holiday rather than a commitment to dominion over palm and pine.

Definition of elementary school in US English:

elementary school

nounˈˌɛləˈmɛnt(ə)ri skul

North American

A school for the first four to six grades, and usually including kindergarten.
Example sentencesExamples
- Eight elementary schools, two high schools, and one middle school participated in this research study.
- ‘Peaceful Playground’ will be adopted by the district's eight elementary schools in September.
- In the most computer-creative primary and early elementary schools, a computer or two comprise one learning location among five or six in the room.
- The children were selected from a larger group of 69 first grade children from three elementary schools in the Netherlands.
- The educational system in the city was comprised of fifteen elementary schools, four middle schools, and one high school.
- In 6th grade the elementary schools merged into middle schools.
- I remember that at orientation every parent I talked to said how lucky I was to be moving in at 6th grade when all the elementary schools came together for middle school.
- Even the fact that most charter schools are elementary schools, not high schools, represents a way of focusing on less expensive students.
- Catholic elementary schools, high schools, and colleges have produced generation after generation of committed Catholic leaders.
- None of this is to say that we shouldn't improve science and technology education, particularly in high schools, middle schools and elementary schools.
- To facilitate a better connection between elementary schools and the high schools they feed into, the Vallas administration started to focus on literacy skills at the early grades.
- Students from 10 elementary schools in three school districts were screened using the Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills.
- Houston is the 7th-largest school district in the United States, encompassing 186 elementary schools and 34 middle schools.
- On the ninth of February, I will travel to Toronto and a few other surrounding cities on a massive awareness campaign, going to high schools and elementary schools primarily.
- Smith allowed the 53 students who have moved from public elementary schools to private schools to remain where they are for the rest of the school year.
- Every year, the students in all grades of my elementary school do a papier-mache project.
- Teams of teachers worked with multi-age groups of students and created elementary schools where children were no longer assigned to grade levels.
- The fourth phase of the revolution, having the gains of the first three phases affect the curriculum of high schools and elementary schools, still has a long way to go.
- The Center sponsors an educational outreach program in neighboring high schools and elementary schools and 32 national sites.
- Participants were children in seven elementary schools (grades primary through six) in Eastern Canada.

单词	elementary school
释义	Definition of elementary school in English: elementary school noun North American 1A primary school for the first six or eight grades. 〈北美〉小学，初等学校（一年级至六年级或八年级） Example sentencesExamples None of this is to say that we shouldn't improve science and technology education, particularly in high schools, middle schools and elementary schools. Houston is the 7th-largest school district in the United States, encompassing 186 elementary schools and 34 middle schools. ‘Peaceful Playground’ will be adopted by the district's eight elementary schools in September. The Center sponsors an educational outreach program in neighboring high schools and elementary schools and 32 national sites. In the most computer-creative primary and early elementary schools, a computer or two comprise one learning location among five or six in the room. Every year, the students in all grades of my elementary school do a papier-mache project. I remember that at orientation every parent I talked to said how lucky I was to be moving in at 6th grade when all the elementary schools came together for middle school. Catholic elementary schools, high schools, and colleges have produced generation after generation of committed Catholic leaders. Eight elementary schools, two high schools, and one middle school participated in this research study. The fourth phase of the revolution, having the gains of the first three phases affect the curriculum of high schools and elementary schools, still has a long way to go. Even the fact that most charter schools are elementary schools, not high schools, represents a way of focusing on less expensive students. To facilitate a better connection between elementary schools and the high schools they feed into, the Vallas administration started to focus on literacy skills at the early grades. Smith allowed the 53 students who have moved from public elementary schools to private schools to remain where they are for the rest of the school year. Teams of teachers worked with multi-age groups of students and created elementary schools where children were no longer assigned to grade levels. The educational system in the city was comprised of fifteen elementary schools, four middle schools, and one high school. On the ninth of February, I will travel to Toronto and a few other surrounding cities on a massive awareness campaign, going to high schools and elementary schools primarily. Participants were children in seven elementary schools (grades primary through six) in Eastern Canada. The children were selected from a larger group of 69 first grade children from three elementary schools in the Netherlands. Students from 10 elementary schools in three school districts were screened using the Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills. In 6th grade the elementary schools merged into middle schools. 1.1British historical A school where children were taught between the ages of five and thirteen. 〈英，史〉（教5至13岁学生的）小学，初等学校 Example sentencesExamples Two years earlier, grants for teaching music in elementary schools were introduced for the first time. When my kids were in elementary school 40 years ago they were taught to hide under desks in case of an atom bomb attack. From public schools to elementary schools, the history of the empire was still little taught, while for most young people Empire Day meant an extra holiday rather than a commitment to dominion over palm and pine. Definition of elementary school in US English: elementary school nounˈˌɛləˈmɛnt(ə)ri skul North American A school for the first four to six grades, and usually including kindergarten. Example sentencesExamples Eight elementary schools, two high schools, and one middle school participated in this research study. ‘Peaceful Playground’ will be adopted by the district's eight elementary schools in September. In the most computer-creative primary and early elementary schools, a computer or two comprise one learning location among five or six in the room. The children were selected from a larger group of 69 first grade children from three elementary schools in the Netherlands. The educational system in the city was comprised of fifteen elementary schools, four middle schools, and one high school. In 6th grade the elementary schools merged into middle schools. I remember that at orientation every parent I talked to said how lucky I was to be moving in at 6th grade when all the elementary schools came together for middle school. Even the fact that most charter schools are elementary schools, not high schools, represents a way of focusing on less expensive students. Catholic elementary schools, high schools, and colleges have produced generation after generation of committed Catholic leaders. None of this is to say that we shouldn't improve science and technology education, particularly in high schools, middle schools and elementary schools. To facilitate a better connection between elementary schools and the high schools they feed into, the Vallas administration started to focus on literacy skills at the early grades. Students from 10 elementary schools in three school districts were screened using the Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills. Houston is the 7th-largest school district in the United States, encompassing 186 elementary schools and 34 middle schools. On the ninth of February, I will travel to Toronto and a few other surrounding cities on a massive awareness campaign, going to high schools and elementary schools primarily. Smith allowed the 53 students who have moved from public elementary schools to private schools to remain where they are for the rest of the school year. Every year, the students in all grades of my elementary school do a papier-mache project. Teams of teachers worked with multi-age groups of students and created elementary schools where children were no longer assigned to grade levels. The fourth phase of the revolution, having the gains of the first three phases affect the curriculum of high schools and elementary schools, still has a long way to go. The Center sponsors an educational outreach program in neighboring high schools and elementary schools and 32 national sites. Participants were children in seven elementary schools (grades primary through six) in Eastern Canada.
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