Well, I live in NSW, Australia so I started kindergarten when i was 4 turning 5 in 1999 as i was born march 1st 1994.
The intake for my year was kids born may 1993 to April 1994 so i just made the year :)
The origins of the first kindergartens can be traced to Germany, where Friedrich Fröbel started a preschool devoted to the education and development of young children. Kindergartens (German for "Children's Garden), spread rapidly throughout Europe, as many people saw the benefits of starting the educational process early.
Margarethe Meyer, a young woman visited one of Froebel's kindergartens and saw the value of what the kindergarten did. She employed many of Froebel's techniques when caring for the local children in Wisconsin, leading them in games, songs, and group activities. Other Wisconsin parents were impressed and encouraged her to open a kindergarten in Watertown. She opened the kindergarten in 1856.
The first Kindergarten in America was started in Wisconsin in 1856. The first free Kindergarten in America was started in 1870 in New York. Europe had Kindergartens earlier than this.
Kindergarten was originally a german word.
The first American kindergarten was founded by Margarethe Schurz om Watertown, Wisconsin in 1856,
in watertown Wisconsin
Margarethe Meyer Schurz started it
Susan Blow
Friedrich Frobel in 1847.
I'm guessing its America, cause in England we call it 'nursery' and Americans use the word kindergarten. I may be wrong but that is my first guess.
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Anne Frank attended kindergarten at the Montessori School in 1934. Anne was five years old when she started kindergarten at Montessori.
Kindergarten came from Germany and in the United States, German immigrants in Wisconsin started the custom here.
When they started Kindergarten
Kindergarten came from Germany and in the United States, German immigrants in Wisconsin started the custom here.
They start at five. They were the people who started Kindergarten.
Watertown The First Kindergarten, 1856 Margarethe Meyer Schurz started the first kindergarten in the United States in Watertown in 1856. Margarethe was born in Germany. While she was there, she studied to be a teacher. She married Carl Schurz, and they moved to the United Kingdom. While they lived there, Margarethe taught school with her sister. When she and her husband came to the United States, they lived in Watertown. Margarethe started to teach her daughter and other children of relatives and neighbors. The children learned through arts and crafts, music and play. This was the first time that young children got together and learned rules by having fun. This was the first modern kindergarten. This system was adopted quickly throughout the United States.
The first kindergarten was developed in Germany, and the first vocational schools were developed in the United States.