Sentences with phrase «start exploring new things»

It is the age when they start exploring new things and trying to find their independence so their room is the place where they hand out alone or with friends studying together or having fun.

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As they become stronger and start to try things on their own, it's only natural that they will want to explore that independence further, every little movement is a new experience and it becomes something they crave to explore further each day until they finally learn how to get those little knees underneath them and get crawling.

She loves to travel and explore new things — crumbling every time over how difficult it is to start and greatly enjoying the sweetness once the first bitter steps are taken.

So, starting on February 28th, I will be debuting as the host of a new series on the Weather Channel called Hacking the Planet, and this is a series in which, each week, the format is I take a look at some kind of big natural threat, things like hurricanes and tornadoes and earthquakes and the like, and I explore what we understand, the science of how these things work and where they came from and how they stop and then we figure out, well, how can we use this knowledge to our advantage.

«This technique is so new I think as people start to explore it, we will figure out a lot more things we can do with it,» she says.

When you start learning new things, you will explore new people and new things.

«We want to be able to give fans an opportunity to get back into the world with these things you've come to know and love about the Mass Effect experience, but start something fresh and new; a new way for you to explore the whole universe in Mass Effect.»

So next time you see something fun on Instagram and decide you, too, want to visit the Grand Canyon or buy a new Tesla when your car finally breaks down, do two things: 1) start budgeting so you can afford said vacation, and 2) buy life insurance so your family can continue exploring the world and making memories long after you're gone.

This is the time when you start to explore and discover new things in the real world.

Stability is really important for small children in particular, because if you think about a toddler who's just starting to walk around and explore the world, there are so many new things that that toddler will see in a day.

Exploring what things feel like is the most important way to learn for many of them, so with my second child (I was a little slow on the first one — he was very curious and active, I was 19), I figured out that when she started reaching for a new item, I would ask if she wanted to «feel it» and we explored it together; if she could, I let her think she was holding the item more than I.