Sentences with phrase «simply walking to school»

These easy activities help children stay interested and engaged when you are taking a family hike or simply walking to school or the playground.

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I would just add that adults who find the kids too squirmy or noisy can either attend an earlier meeting, or they can simply sneak in after the first 15 minutes with the parents who just walked their kids to First Day School.

(It isn't fair to label parents who want to, say, walk an 8 - year - old to school «helicopter parents» — that particular family may live near busy streets, that child may not be ready to navigate those streets on his own, or those parents may simply want to wait till their child is a little older before he walks alone.)

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With high impact, brightly coloured packaging, it appeals to brand - savvy youngsters who will often simply walk out the door and buy something on the high street if they don't like the choice in the school canteen.

Instead, the data shows homeless students are more likely to attend a school that is a school of residence — one that you can simply walk into and enroll.

To suggest that they are ready and able to take over any urban school and «turn it around» simply flies in the face of the fact that charter schools have done well because they don't have to serve everyone who might walk through the door — they only have to serve those that they recruit and retaiTo suggest that they are ready and able to take over any urban school and «turn it around» simply flies in the face of the fact that charter schools have done well because they don't have to serve everyone who might walk through the door — they only have to serve those that they recruit and retaito take over any urban school and «turn it around» simply flies in the face of the fact that charter schools have done well because they don't have to serve everyone who might walk through the door — they only have to serve those that they recruit and retaito serve everyone who might walk through the door — they only have to serve those that they recruit and retaito serve those that they recruit and retain.

Their fallback position is to simply walk away if things go bad, laughing all the way to the bank as teachers, parents, and local property taxpayers try to put their schools back together.

I had no idea that I could tell my teachers that my struggles with school were so painful and great that it was preferable to simply walk away from the dominant social and intellectual structure in my life to avoid said pain.

While it's true that many needs can be met by simply walking to the corner store or a nearby market, bigger tasks — such as getting material to hang shelves, getting everything on that large grocery list or completing your family's back - to - school shopping — often requires a car, time and patience.

It makes more sense to pay for expensive fuel to bus kids to school then to shut down busses and force people to pay more money for a less efficient way (for conditions where walking / bicycling is impractical)-- People might tend to assume something is fair and feel they are being ripped off by «someone» when made to pay more when it is simply the facts of reality that are «ripping them off» (and the consumer reaction might be different because of the distinction?)

Secondly, what if kids were simply allowed to walk to and from school each day?

Many of those take place right in Chicago as people walk to and from work, to school, or simply just for pleasure.

«If I simply walked away, I was just leaving a hostile environment for the next Indigenous person who came to this law school and I don't feel I can do that.»

Motorists who are traveling too fast for conditions, are distracted while driving, are under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or simply fail to pay attention all increase the odds that they will cause an injury to a minor or child who walks, including those who walk to and from school.

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@Patrick L., I'm not trying to simply walk away from it, I just know when I'm back in school it may be impossible.