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Synonyms for preteen

a preadolescent boy or girl (usually between 9 and 12 years of age)

of or relating to or designed for children between the ages of 9 and 12

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Additionally, harsh verbal abuse is also linked to mental health problems in preteens and adolescents.
Tote bags and stylish options in Aztec prints are also on a roll this season to fulfill the trendy needs of preteens as well as teens.
It's no wonder, then, that mapping is the obsession of the preteen protagonist in Stephen Graham Jones's Mapping the Interior, a novella about an Indian family: Junior, his seizure-prone brother, Dino, and mom and dad.
We usually see patients in the preteens as referrals from our pediatrician colleagues.
"True Colors" has also won Double Decker Books award for Best Book for Preteens as well as Best Lesson and Best Character.
The Eugene Middle School Lunchtime Mentor Program - Seeks responsible adults with at-risk teens and preteens to meet once a week during the school year at lunchtime for conversation, sharing and support.
But what really stands out is the author's knack for conveying an authentic preteen voice.
It's notable the Indian government on a directive of the Delhi High Court had asked the service providers to ensure preteens don't access social networking websites.
The guideline also states that teens and preteens should be managed more conservatively, enforcing the notion that concussions may take longer to resolve in young athletes.
The smartphone is also equipped with an alarm and comes with preinstalled content and apps designed exclusively for preteens.
The free drama workshops will teach groups of 30 preteens to copy dance routines from the animated film Barbie: the Princess and the Popstar, out on DVD.
With this in mind, Murnen and her colleagues wanted to find out if people judge sexily clad preteens the same way they do adult women.
Fifty-five percent of preteens had at least one vaccination visit at ages 11-12 years according to a 2009 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention survey, but they often did not receive all vaccines indicated for this age group.
The university's Simon Racicot said: "Preteens surrounded by more smokers believed there are greater advantages to smoking."