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preschooler

[ US /ˈpɹiˌskuɫɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a child who attends a preschool or kindergarten

How To Use preschooler In A Sentence

  • She was impressed that a 17-year-old would want to face a roomful of preschoolers.
  • I have never seen so many pants go down at once in my whole life, and I used to potty-train preschoolers. Ginger Emas: The Bare Naked Truth About Trimming (And I Don't Mean the Christmas Tree)
  • Again, like the preschooler, she has to arrive at her own conclusions, and when she does, she will take accountability for what she can change and not blame you for any negative results.
  • Every day, the average preschooler saw 2.8 fast food ads on television, the average child saw 3.5, and the average teen saw 4.7.
  • The other day on the subway some snot-nosed preschooler gave me the finger, for crying out loud!
  • This study was to explore the possible relations between preschoolers' false belief understanding and their general verbal ability, and the using of mental terms during pretense play.
  • There are no Jimmys or Susies or Tommys or Marys among the crop of preschoolers in striped earflap hats and Tickle boots waiting to see Santa Behind the Velvet Curtain With a Retail Santa
  • Preschoolers expand their vocabulary and learn sentence structure.
  • Yarrow likes to cite a study he conducted in which preschoolers were divided into two groups — one given red t-shirts to wear, the other blue.
  • It has also been found that preschoolers, who are typically unable to distinguish between what is real and fiction, often see television as reality and try to copy the actions and behaviors of their heroes and heroines.
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