parent-childclass
nounUK /ˈpeə.rənt tʃaɪld klɑːs/
US /ˈper.ənt tʃaɪld klæs/
A class where a parent and their child learn or play together.
We joined a parent-childclass at the library to read stories together.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A school program that lets parents sit in and take part with their kids.
The school runs a parent-childclass every Saturday morning.
3. A group activity where grown-ups and children do crafts or games as a team.
Our parent-childclass made paper boats and raced them.
4. A lesson that teaches parents how to help their children learn.
The parent-childclass showed us fun ways to practice math at home.