PART II o---- (CONTINUED) 11, EVERY PRE-SCHOOL CHILD JS ENTITLED TQ: —- en ee A, THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS, IMMUNIZATIONS, AND TREATMENT OF DISORDERS OR DISABILITIES TO THE END THAT HE MAY BE BETTER ABLE TO BEGIN HIS FORMAL EDUCATION WITHOUT HANDICAP, B, NURSERY SCHOOLS AND KINDERGARTENS SHOULD BE ESTABLISHED AND MADE AVAILABLE, THESE SCHOOLS SHOULD PROVIDE: 1, SPECIAL FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE PRE@SCHOOL CHILD, 2, TEACHERS, SPECIALLY QUALIFIED BY EDUCATION, TRAINING AND TEMPERAMENT, 3, A PROGRAM ADAPTED TO THE ABILITIES AND NEEDS OF THE INDIVIDUAL CHILD. A, THIS PROGRAM SHOULD PREPARE THE CHILD FOR MORE EFFECTIVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WORK THROUGH THE SOCIAL ACTIVITIES OF PLAY, WORK AND PLANNING, THROUGH THE EXPRESSION ACTIVITIES OF MUSIC, ART, SPEECH AND RHYTHMS, THROUGH THE APPRE= CIATION OF LITERATURE THROUGH STORIES, THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ABILITY TO WORK AND PLAY TOGETHER UNDER GUIDANCE, lif. EVERY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PUPIL 1S ENTIT TO: A, ATTEND A SCHOOL WITH SUFFICIENT ENROLLMENT AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO PROVIDE THE CONSTANTS, B, THE OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE AND/OR DEVELOP, THROUGH THE CURRICULUM AND FORMAL WORK OF THE SCHOOL: 1, AN INQUIRING MIND, 2, THE ABILITY TO READ, SPEAK AND WRITE THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE EFFECTIVELY, 3, THE USE OF NUMBERS TO SOLVE ACCURATELY PROBLEMS INVOLVING COUNTING AND CALCULATING, 4, A KNOWLEDGE OF THE FACTS AND PRACTICE OF THE RULES UNDERLYING INDIVIDUAL SAFETY AND HEALTH, 5, AN UNDERSTANDING OF HIS RELATION TO HIS IMMEDIATE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT AND TO THE WORLD IN WHICH HE LIVES, 6, SELF