preschoolers Sentence Examples
- The preschoolers squealed with delight as they built their block tower.
- The teacher guided the preschoolers through a colorful reading lesson.
- The preschoolers' laughter and chatter filled the room like a melody.
- The curious preschoolers explored the nature trail, marveling at the wonders they found.
- The preschoolers painted vibrant rainbows and sung sweet songs during their art class.
- The energetic preschoolers raced around the playground, chasing each other in a game of tag.
- The imaginative preschoolers created elaborate costumes for their make-believe tea party.
- The patient preschoolers waited in line for their turn to use the swing.
- The eager preschoolers listened attentively to their teacher's stories.
- The loving preschoolers gave each other big hugs to say goodbye at the end of the day.
preschoolers Meaning
preschoolers
a child of preschool age, a child attending a preschool, a child not yet old enough for school
Synonyms & Antonyms of preschoolers
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- preteen-agers
- sprat
- tomboys
- devils
- rapscallions
- squirts
- subteens
- cherubim
- whelps
- hoydens
- rogues
- nippers
- imps
- whippersnappers
- jackanapeses
- tads
- mischiefs
- tweens
- teeners
- sprouts
- babes
- bobby-soxers
- lads
- preteens
- bairns
- rascals
- shavers
- striplings
- sprats
- teenyboppers
- cherubs
- chaps
- hellions
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word preschoolers
a child of preschool age, a child attending a preschool, a child not yet old enough for school
kindergarteners, adolescents, toddlers, kindergartners, infants, schoolkids, kids, schoolchildren, newborns, babies
adults,grown-ups, ancients, old-timers, oldsters, middle-agers, seniors,elders, senior citizens
The preschoolers squealed with delight as they built their block tower.
The teacher guided the preschoolers through a colorful reading lesson.
The preschoolers' laughter and chatter filled the room like a melody.
The curious preschoolers explored the nature trail, marveling at the wonders they found.
