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preschool
[ adjective pree-skool; noun pree-skool ]
adjective
- of, relating to, or intended for a child between infancy and school age:
new methods of preschool education.
noun
- a school or nursery for preschool children.
preschool
/ ːˈː /
adjective
- (of a child) under the age at which compulsory education begins
- (of services) for or relating to preschool children
Word History and Origins
Origin of preschool1
Example Sentences
In California, families can also access state preschools or vouchers for a program of their choosing, which includes family child-care homes and money to help pay for care from a family member, friend or neighbor.
As part of the race, Jodie is raising funds for The Elizabeth Foundation, which provides education services for babies and preschool children with all degrees of deafness.
A 5% increase in vaccination coverage can reduce symptomatic influenza cases across all age groups, especially in preschool children and adults ages 65 and older.
Medical issues and family stressors — also called adverse childhood experiences — can disturb this process, but often aren’t identified until preschool or later, when behavioral or other problems have spiraled.
It says preschool children should become accustomed to drinking water instead.
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