Übersetzung für 'preschool' von Englisch nach Deutsch

preschool {adj}

Vorschul-

vorschulisch

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preschool

Kindergarten {m}educ.

Vorschule {f}educ.

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preschool age

Vorschulalter {n}

Kindergartenalter {n}

preschool child

Vorschulkind {n}

preschool child [Am.]

Stoppelhopser {m} [hum.] [Kind im Vorschulalter / Kindergarten]

preschool children

Vorschulkinder {pl}

preschool class

Vorschulklasse {f}educ.

preschool education

Vorschulerziehung {f}educ.

Kindergartenerziehung {f}educ.

preschool garden

Kindergartengarten {m}educ.hort.

preschool teacher

Vorschullehrer {f}educ.jobs

preschool teacher [female]

Vorschullehrerin {f}educ.jobs

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preschool (education) facility

Vorschuleinrichtung {f}educ.

• This is located in the former Northwest Kelloggsville elementary building. They offer 3 year old preschool and 4/5 year old Preschool.
• Part of the arena is also a preschool, which replaced the Campbell Clark Preschool.
• St. John's also operates a nondenominational, Christian preschool for children ages 6 months through four years of age. The preschool is in its ninth year of operation.
• St. James Catholic School (preschool - 8) and Paddington Station (preschool) are both private schools located in the Montclair neighborhood.
• Cedar Creek School and Bethel Christian School are college preparatory schools that offer preschool through twelfth grade.

• The community is also served by two private schools: Emporia Christian School (preschool-8th grade) and Sacred Heart Catholic School (preschool-5th grade).
• Faith Lutheran Preschool is a preschool of Faith Lutheran Church in Sharpsburg.
• Universal preschool is an international movement supporting the use of public funding to provide preschool education to all families.
• ZooMontana is home to ZooSchool Preschool, an independent preschool which holds classes within the zoo.
• The Cathedral Preschool started as a weekday playgroup that was established in 1970 by mothers who volunteered to be teachers.

• He then led Preschool Promise, an initiative to make two years of preschool available to all three- and four-year-olds in Cincinnati.
• Fort Hunt Preschool (originally named Fort Hunt Co-Operative Preschool) began as part of the church in 1962 by a group of parents as a cooperative preschool and continues to lease the Carriage House building since becoming its own organization in 2003.
• The sole preschool is the Early Childhood Center (ECC) in Bloomingdale.
• Specialties: preschool upbringing, preschool education, primary teaching, primary education, social pedagogy.
• In 2005, school administrators also established a preschool program.

• Head Start was the first publicly funded preschool program in the US, created in 1965 by President Johnson for low-income families—only 10% of children were then enrolled in preschool.
• In Sweden children start school at the age of six with preschool class; before that preschool is voluntary.
• DAIS also administers a Montessori-style preschool on campus; this preschool is administratively separate from DAIS.