kindergarteners
/ˌkɪn.dərˈɡɑːr.tən.ərz/
NOUN
1. Children who attend kindergarten
Young children enrolled in or attending kindergarten, typically around four to six years old, who participate in early childhood education and introductory learning activities.
1.1. Kindergarten students
Refers specifically to young children attending kindergarten and participating in classroom activities, early learning, and social development.
Synonyms
- kindergartners
- preschoolers
- schoolchildren
- schoolkids
- pupils
Antonyms
- adults
- grown-ups
- senior citizens
Examples
- The teacher organized a fun event for all the kindergarteners at the school.
- Kindergarteners often enjoy hands-on activities that make learning exciting.
- Each year, kindergarteners participate in a special graduation ceremony.
- The librarian read a story to the kindergarteners during storytime.
- Kindergarteners are typically eager to learn new things and make friends.
Related Words
- children
- kids
- youngsters
- students
- minors
- juveniles
- classmates
- kindergarten
- preschool
1.2. Young children in early education
Refers more generally to young children of kindergarten age, especially when emphasizing their childhood, early development, and participation in preschool-level learning.
Synonyms
- young children
- preschoolers
- little kids
- youngsters
- tots
Antonyms
- adults
- grown-ups
Related Words
NOUN
2. People who teach at kindergartens
People employed to teach, supervise, and support the educational and developmental needs of children attending kindergarten.
2.1. Kindergarten teachers
Refers to educators responsible for providing instruction, organizing learning activities, and supporting the social and intellectual development of kindergarten children.
Synonyms
- kindergarten teachers
- preschool teachers
- early childhood educators