Sentences with phrase «to act something out»

They get a real kick out of getting up and then acting it out in front of the class.

Ask them to create a scene from the story using props, and then act it out to the rest of the class.

If we want children to talk about their feelings instead of acting them out, we have to notice that they are feeling angry before they lose control and show them that we care.

We'll just act them out onto our children, passing shame down to the next generation.

I'm not talking about acting it out in a play.

Sometimes, though, it's a little more convenient to explain our ideal concept of good behavior, instead of having to actually act it out ourselves.

If your child will be taken in by the medical team, ask how they plan to do it so you can try and act it out beforehand with your child.

However, if I'm not willing to own my fears and emotions, my children must continue to act them out on my behalf.

If you want to increase creative capacity, they could act it out using dialogue and action, props, and costumes.

I'm sure the instructors are having the time of their lives, trying to come up with all of these things and of course acting them out.

She comes up with a situation that she has recently found herself in and has her toys and dolls act it out in a video.

Once you become more aware of your patterns, you will be able to sort out what's happening verbally — a more sustainable solution than acting it out sexually.

It all comes down to a tension — between real - world anxieties and pressures to act them out in public, big time.

He hadn't thought about it one way or another; he'd just acted it out.

Without our guidance and support, kids tend to manage those feelings by acting them out (usually in ways that drive us crazy)

He seems legitimately frightened half to death and acts it out with such finesse that I felt his fear.

The consistent picture in the Gospels is thoroughly relational: forgiving, unconditionally accepting and loving, sensitive, receptive, responsive, thus enabling others» response to the possibility of a newness of life God offers in each moment, and acting it out through table fellowship with sinners, the rejects, the despised, the oppressed, the marginalized of his day.

Is TV showing him images that scare him, so he needs to act them out at school to process those feelings?

Act it out for them and make them practice with you.

* Listen to stories learned by heart and encourage your child to re-tell them in her own words, or even act them out.

In all cases, students who enacted texts were compared to students who read the same texts but did not act them out.

CJ West: My kids often laugh at me while I'm working because I pay attention to small details and act them out so I can get them right.

Noel was never released in cinemas in the UK, but it's now preserved forever on Netflix, leaving the cast to act it out over and over again on - demand.

This is why we get groups like radical Muslims who read the Qur «an looking for certain messages and then act them out violently.

Companies — from huge Fortune 500 companies to startup - sized ones — are constantly on the hunt for employees who have an understanding of what it means to be emotionally intelligent and act it out daily.

People will resist the teachings of Christ, whether we speak them aloud or silently act them out.

«Set up a school with teddy bears, and let your child act it out,» she says.

Start acting it out.

The Queen reads the story while Genevieve and James act it out, then it's time to produce the tale as a performance for the people of Paramithi.

Writing for the puppet allows them to be far more silly, as well as take risks with accents, characters, and plots that they wouldn't try if they were required to act it out live.

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Students can then choose other scenes to turn into a script or they can simply act it out, directing themselves by making choices about how phrases are expressed and what actions might accompany the words.

They love it so hard, they twitch like dreaming puppies in the fight scenes, subconsciously acting it out.

Rather than debunking the cartoon, the scientists acted it out in slow motion.

Keep it in mind; Revise it, update it; Mentally act it out.

When we know in our bones that we have a right to our feelings, we can give them space to percolate a little longer without acting them out, which buys us time to respond with sensitivity rather than react impulsively.

School - aged children are more able to talk about their feelings but they may also act them out.

If somebody faced a tough challenge during the past week, Prefontaine sets up a role - playing skit and the associates act it out.

they share by acting it out.

If it is an action word, such as «churning» or «yawning,» you can act them out as you say them.

(Carson - Dellosa's «Act It Out with Reader's Theater» Series are great because the speaking parts in each play can be acted with students at different reading levels).

Talk about everyday feelings Talking with children about what it's like when you're angry, sad, nervous or excited helps them find ways to express feelings without having to act them out through negative behaviours.

They verbalize their feelings instead of acting them out.

As reading lab students discussed their novel, wrote about it, and even acted it out, they developed expertise and vocabulary that would help them understand content in the curriculum in the coming year.

We didn't act it out.

We made our own finger puppets after learning about the story and then acted them out!

«It makes sense to me that if we let the child fulfill these dependency needs when they're small, then they won't have to act it out in other ways when they're older.»