noun
definition
A group of children who meet together for supervised play.
definition
A group of gamers who meet together, especially for role-playing games.
Examples of playgroup in a Sentence
Many thanks for the prompt delivery of the order placed for our playgroup.
Meetup.com, Yahoo groups, and Playgroup Today all allow users to create their own group.
Whether it's the preschool playgroup or a night at the symphony, this Fossil watch will look great!
If you plan to teach children yoga in a school, camp, religious institution, playgroup, or an after-school program, your best option is to become a certified instructor.
A mother at playgroup who says she never lets her child eat chocolate when my daughter has just guzzled a bar.
Any Tameside childminder, playgroup or parent & tots group can borrow books, free of charge, from any Tameside library.
You can invite your sister to scrapbook with your best friend, your coworker, and the crafty mom from your son's playgroup.
Every toy will become a treasured keepsake because it is different from the toys that every other kid in the playgroup has.
It is not easy to go to a playgroup of toddlers when a child's latest milestone is getting from the floor into a sitting position while the other children are running across the room.
Customs of child rearing and patterns of parent-infant interaction vary widely from culture to culture, but the children's playgroup is universal.
If the number of children in a given locality is small, the playgroup will consist of children of both sexes and a range of ages; if the number is larger, the children generally divide up into age- and sex-segregated groups.
Volunteering, taking up a new hobby, enrolling your younger children in a community playgroup, or arranging a babysitting co-op with other stay at home moms can provide social interaction and a sense of personal fulfillment.
They assign the dogs to small playgroup clusters to keep the level of care up to an impressive quality.