Early Childhood Education

noun a set of letters or symbols in a fixed order used to represent the basic sounds of a language

• The alphabet consists of 26 letters in the English language.
• I'm teaching my toddler the alphabet by singing the ABC song.
• I need to memorize the alphabet for my upcoming test.
• Learning a new language is like deciphering a whole new alphabet.

noun the words of a nursery rhyme

• The nursery rhyme 'Humpty Dumpty' is a classic piece of children's literature.
• My favorite nursery rhyme growing up was 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star'.
• Let's sing that nursery rhyme about the old lady who lived in a shoe!
• The politician's speech was like a nursery rhyme, full of simple rhymes and repetitive phrases.

noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality

• The children performed an energetic action song during the school assembly.
• The kids had a blast doing the action song at the talent show.
• We totally rocked that action song at the party last night!
• The team's synchronized movements on the field were like a perfectly choreographed action song.

noun a place where children of tech employees are cared for during work hours

• The company offers a tech crèche facility for employees with young children.
• I heard they have a tech crèche where you can leave your kids while you work.
• I'm thinking of dropping my kid off at the tech crèche for a few hours.
• The tech crèche is like a safe haven for working parents.