Preschool

Pronunciation: /priːˈskuːl/

Preschool (noun)

  1. A place where young children, usually under five, learn and play before starting primary school.

Examples

  • The preschool offers a variety of activities for young children.
  • Parents often choose a preschool based on its curriculum.

Common collocations: attend preschool, preschool teacher, preschool program, preschool age, preschool years

Preschool (adjective)

  1. Related to the time or activities before a child starts primary school.

Examples

  • Preschool children often enjoy playing with blocks.
  • Preschool education focuses on basic skills.