Sentences with phrase «childhood sense of wonder»

It sucks knowing that losing my childhood sense of wonder means that I'll never be able to enjoy anything the ways I enjoyed SNES RPGs when I was a kid.

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While you or I will never paint a Mona Lisa, we can look to Leonardo to help us see the world more clearly and reignite that sense of wonder we all had in our childhood years.

Egotheism, by contrast, is awestruck wonder and thanksgiving to God for the staggering miracle of unrepeatable life, the utterly unique self - consciousness that enables one to say «I.» In a 1960 remembrance of his childhood, Updike traced his transcendent sense of self - importance to the mystery of being an incarnate ego: a self within «a speck so specifically situated amid the billions of history.

Lisa Boisvert - Mackensie's Celebrate the Rhythm of Life «The Foundational Senses» from The Wonder of Childhood online magazine Carrie Dendtler's Parenting Passageway

Taught by Waldorf teachers specifically trained in Waldorf early childhood education, our programs nurture and protect the young child's sense of wonder and imagination.

With the same sense of childhood magic that fills Imagine Childhood the store, Sarah invites the reader into the natural wonders of children's play and imagination set against a background of the great childhood magic that fills Imagine Childhood the store, Sarah invites the reader into the natural wonders of children's play and imagination set against a background of the great Childhood the store, Sarah invites the reader into the natural wonders of children's play and imagination set against a background of the great outdoors.

Presumedly, Disney World is in some way a backdrop to Baker's script, which he co-wrote with Chris Bergoch («Tangerine» and «Starlet») and tells the story of a precocious six year old and her rag - tag group of close friends whose summer break is filled with childhood wonder, possibility, and a sense of adventure, while their parents and the adults around them struggle with hard times.

Directed and co-written by Sean Baker (Tangerine), THE FLORIDA PROJECT is the story of precocious six year - old Moonee (Brooklynn Prince) and her ragtag group of friends whose summer break is filled with childhood wonder, possibility and a sense of adventure.

It's actually a very flawed movie, but despite that, the film is successfully able to recapture that majestic sense of wonder and engagement that the original trilogy was capable of sparking and maintaining throughout the childhoods of many.

With this drama set in the shadow of a land fueled by dreams, wonder and make - believe, he brilliantly captures a childhood sense of play, rapture and discovery.

Arriving on Amazon Prime Video just one week after its DVD release, Sean Baker's warm, stunning and heartbreaking drama tells the story of a precocious six - year - old and her rag - tag group of close friends, whose summer break is filled with childhood wonder, possibility and a sense of adventure, while their parents and the adults around them struggle with hard times.

«For the cut - out illustrations, I tend to lean towards young - girl characters, placing them in haunting, fragile settings, expressing the vulnerability of childhood, while also conveying a sense of childhood anxiety and wonder.

There is a sense of lifetimes in his paintings that continue from childhood to old age, for he makes sure the viewer knows that the girl is adolescent and that the woman holding flowers is elderly, yet we can't help but wonder who the «The Chaperone» is.

While the artists enshrine their immediate surroundings, daily activities, and childhood memories with a measured sense of wonder, their exuberance is qualified with anxiety.

A Sense of Wonder explores the possibilities for experiencing science in early childhood settings, together with practical ideas to inspire early childhood educators and pre-service students.

It is important for children's development to create early childhood environments that encourage and support their imagination, creativity and sense of wonder.

Many early childhood classrooms have lost a sense of wonder, Christakis explained.