Sentences with phrase «children listen to a story»

Perhaps the prek teacher can have the children listen to a story laying on their bellies on the floor.

He doesn't have to be a little Einstein, but it helps if your child listening to stories, music, and books and seems stimulated by the information.

For ages 2 to 5, children listen to a story about an animal, color a picture, and visit the animals in the classroom.

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Relying on intelligence dossiers prepared meticulously by his UDR commanders, he prepared intensively, making several dry runs by following the bread delivery van in which Hackett would ultimately die; he blocked out the reality that the target might be a family man with a pregnant wife and child awaiting his return home from work; he avoided reading the papers or listening to TV reports over the next days, because the stories tend to make a real human being out of what had to be thought of only as «the target.»

This week alone, I have listened to stories of bitterness and unforgiveness, adoption struggles, death and sickness, betrayal and addictions, loss and grief, sleepless nights with sick children, and longings unfulfilled in the hearts and lives of people I love and there are more questions than answers.

As I sat and listened, her story came out about her parents dying when she was a young child and being sent to boarding school where she was sexually abused by girls there.

My mom was the oldest of the 8 children and she remembers so many stories about everybody... It's a pleasure to listen to her speak.

They huddled with Jay and his dentist father around the circular kitchen table, listened to Margaret's proud stories of her children's cultural achievements and, as Margaret now recalls, every once in a while found their attentions wandering to the outside where the McMillens» youngest boy Tom (see cover) was playing.

Plus, with the download of a free app, children can watch the stories come to life on a smart phone as they listen to the stories being told!

The Ani - Mates definitely holds my children's attention and sit and listen to the Bible stories and songs.

This story is a fun way to drive home the lesson of listening and following directions, even though, thankfully, no child's inattention will cause a flood of pasta that they have to eat their way out of.

Children who play imaginary games or listen to lots of fairy tales, stories read aloud from books, or tales spun by those around them tend to have noticeably better vocabularies.

It's best not to use story time as a carrot — for example, don't tell your child she can listen to a story if she finishes her dinner.

Once you see children painting fridge art, playing with toys and listening to stories, you'll get a firsthand glimpse into how your own child will be treated.

Children will decorate and take home their own gingerbread houses as they listen to Santa share traditional holiday stories.

After the usual chaos of the day, which often includes television shows or video games that can wind a child up, spending 10 - 15 minutes simply being still and listening to a story helps your child calm down.

On a typical day, children may play in the nature play area, roll over logs in search of bugs, explore bird nests from the sanctuary collection, build a nest from recycled materials, listen to a story, and take a guided nature hike.

After listening to this story, your child will wish this friendly family of ducks lived close by!

Before introducing the story, listen to or sing the song «Down by the Bay» by Raffi with your child.

My husband and I listened to these women tell their stories of falling in love with the family they had chosen for their child.

Listen to the child who is bursting out with his story.

You know that look of wonder and joy that children get on their face when they listen to someone read them a story?

Your introverts can sit and listen to the story and interact with the other children as much or as little as they'd like.

Listen to the things that cause concerns for how the child is being treated, but understand that children will exaggerate or even make up stories because they know it gets attention.

Communication and language development: We will focus on listening and responding to stories and events, and encourage your child to express himself effectively, thereby developing speech and storytelling skills.

These interactions give children a chance to play and learn together, but also require them to sit still, listen to stories, and sing songs.

Quiet activities like being read a story or listening to music help the child learn to fall asleep without problems.

It has been shown to help children and adults slow down in terms of PREPARING for sleep, but listening to it during the sleep process is a whole different story.

When your child reaches the middle stages of childhood, listening to the endless stories from your chatterbox or offering empathy and quiet support to your dreamer will help them as they explore who they are and who they want to be when they grow up.

It was so fun listening to my children tell the story and add in their own ideas and characters.

Listening to your child's stories, picking up on their non-verbal communication, and even asking them questions is a form of showing compassion.

Children love nothing more than snuggling up in this cool sleep bag and listening to their favourite pirate bed time story!

When your child talks about her school friends, commit to memory the names of the kids in her class and listen to stories about school.

Sometimes your child may get up and play with other toys while listening to a story.

Ask your child to listen for rhyming word pairs as you read the story.

Each child gets a postcard, and we all sit together looking at them and listening to stories about my husband's trip.

Through Hand in Hand Parenting, I've heard so many stories from parents who have helped their baby's and children sleep better by listening to tears, play, connection, and giggles.

Learning to listen to stories is a skill that children learn over time.

Children learn from reading and listening to stories, songs and folklore.

A child who is listening to a parent read, or tell a tale, will tend to lie still and focus on the story.

Listen to an Audio Book: A nice story can help children and adults wind down.

Your child shouldn't be expected to sit for a three hour opera, but should remain in one spot long enough to listen to a story and participate in class activities.

I was listening to this bit about children from Brian Regan and around the 1:35 mark he tells the story about his son flinging around half - eaten spaghetti from his mouth and watching the sauce splatter across the room.

Listen to feedback from your child and adapt it using favorite strokes and stories to make the child feel extra special.

The process of diagnostic assessment, as guided by DSM defined disorders, may limit our ability to listen to the story and gain a full understanding of a child's experience.

Other days your little ones will need extra hugs & kisses or you'll need to tell or listen to a story about your child.

Come and listen to a story «bout a mama lost her head A doting child - bearer keeping all her babies fed, Then one day an adoptive mommy too So many wee ones what will she do?

By listening to the story of parent and child, there is opportunity to point development in a healthy direction and avoid repeating unhealthy patterns from previous generations.

Whether a child has experienced major trauma, or more ubiquitous adverse childhood experiences such as parental mental illness, domestic violence, or divorce, protecting space and time to listen to the story in the setting of trusting relationships is central to growth and healing

Your anxious child will listen to an adventure story designed to capture their attention while learning about anxiety and going step - by - step through the process to overcome it.