'preschoolers' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to children who are attending or preparing to attend preschool. For example, "Many preschoolers in this area are enrolled in enrichment classes to help them prepare for kindergarten."
Since the early 1990s there has been a push to encourage the full workforce participation of parents of preschoolers, by publicly funding preschool and child care resources.
The legislature is not God's perfect kingdom on earth, just awaiting redemption; it is a combination preschool recess and sausage factory (I mean no disrespect to preschoolers or butchers).
And naps have to be a good thing for preschoolers, surely, since they need to unwind and get enough sleep for their brains to develop?
The cuts will come primarily through reduced grants, such as for Head Start, an anti-poverty programme for preschoolers, and staff furloughs (unpaid days off).
The long road home ReprintsTen states do not provide any funding at all for preschoolers, and some appear to fund it only haphazardly.
Preschoolers who watch television do better academically than children who don't, especially if their parents have little education or poor English.Mr Fryer's ambition is to unravel the causes of black underachievement in America, especially in education.
The number of preschoolers requiring extensive dental work suggests that many other parents make the same mistake.
But dentists nationwide say they are seeing more preschoolers at all income levels with 6 to 10 cavities or more.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention noted an increase, the first in 40 years, in the number of preschoolers with cavities in a study five years ago.
The subjects were preschoolers at Stanford's nursery school and were divided into three groups: one group observed aggressive adult behaviour models; another group observed nonaggressive behaviour models; and the third group was not exposed to any behaviour models.
U.S. author and illustrator who, captured the imagination of preschoolers with his oversized, highly detailed picture books, which featured a whimsical menagerie of characters, including such favourites as Huckle Cat, Sergeant Murphy, Mayor Fox, Farmer Goat, and especially Lowly Worm, a Tyrolean-hatted earthworm who slithered into numerous story lines.
