play school
Early childhood program
A play school is an informal educational program for young children, typically preschool-aged, emphasizing learning through play rather than formal instruction.
The term is more common in British English; Americans more often say preschool or nursery school.
She enrolled her three-year-old in the local play school.
- nurseryRoom for infants
- kindergartenEarly schooling for youngsters
- little onesAffectionate term for children
- toddlerChild learning to walk
- first dayInitial day of something
parent pickup · sandbox · crayons · finger-paint · arts and crafts · blocks · building blocks · storytime · snack · circle of friends · alphabet · ABCs · teacher · recess · playground · sharing · learning · colorful
- make-believefake crying, air guitar
- childcaredaycare, babysitter, nanny, babysitting, caregivers
- preschoolpre-K, pre-k, kindergarten, daycare, circle time
- Early Schoolskindergarten, first grade, second grade, third grade, fourth grade
play schooluniversity
Higher education institution
college · graduate school · high school · secondary school · higher education
play schoolgrammar school
Elementary educational institution
military academy · prep school · preparatory school · boarding school · classical education
play, school, plays, played, playing, player, players, playful, playfully