Sentences with phrase «particularly active children»

When particularly active children can pull up on the sides, some might rock vigorously enough to spill it over, especially once they're toddlers.

The mesh sides provide great visibility, though there are exposed bars that cross at each side, so if you have a particularly active child, you may want to watch that they don't run themselves into one of them.

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This unconscious reliving is particularly active when children are in their teens.

El Meson Sandwiches seeks to educate its customers, particularly young children, about nutrition and leading active lifestyles.

For example, children are naturally active in an intermittent way, particularly when they do unstructured active play.

He said he hasn't been particularly politically active, but was attracted to Cruz when he learned about him memorizing the Constitution as a child.

Studies have suggested that active video games are particularly helpful when working towards health and fitness goals, especially among children, adolescents and young adults.

Parents also play a vital role in their children's engagement in healthy and active lifestyles particularly in primary school aged children where lifestyle choices are often reinforced through parent modelling.

At the beginning of the year, Sir Ken Robinson wrote an article arguing that active play is the natural way that children learn, stating it is essential to their healthy growth and process, particularly during periods of rapid brain development.

My class find revision so dull particularly with things like word class and conjunctions, so I have made an exciting round robin activity where the children work in groups, are active but are still revising things they need to know.

In the government's Sporting Future, A New Strategy for an Active Nation, the role of sport in school was particularly highlighted: «The opportunity for children to take part in and develop a love of sport and physical activity is vital to ensuring their long - term enjoyment and participation.

«We are blessed to have a parent organization that is very active in all aspects of our school, particularly in getting parents involved in the education of their children,» said Jack Noles.

«They particularly liked our Oakthorpe's «Active Brilliance and Communication» curriculum drivers and the idea we use with children having their «ideal selves» as a key aim for developing positive learning attitudes.»

The setters are very high energy dogs that are fine for active families, and the pointers are working dogs that tolerate children but are not particularly easy to train as house pets.

Craddock has «top - level expertise» in international child abduction cases but his «knowledge across family law knows no bounds»; he has been particularly active in Hague Convention proceedings with associate Gemma Kelsey, who is «one to watch for jurisdictional matters».

[108] I am satisfied that as a result of the accident the plaintiff has gone from an independent, energetic teacher with an active and varied social life to an individual who is no longer able to work as a teacher, particularly of young children, who can no longer tolerate large groups nor the over stimulation of a variety of social situations.

Active listening Active listening is a practical way you can help your child express how they are feeling, particularly when you notice changes in their behaviour.

For a partnership to be productive, all fatherhood program staff, particularly those working directly with potential or active partners, should understand the role and perspective of child welfare workers as well as the mutual goals and benefits involved in working together.

The right hemisphere of the brain is particularly active during early interactions between very young children and caregivers and that stores the internal working model for attachment relationships and affect regulation (Schore, 2003).

Fathers who resist active participation may indeed be less skilled, less comfortable, or less interested in the parenting role, and mothers» protective attitudes — particularly with respect to fathers» direct interaction with their children — may emerge as a result.