Sentences with phrase «understanding organized play»

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Southampton is a well organized team we need to have a strong team to play against them I do nt understand the fact why xaka cant play I mean after all its a cup game and not a premier league game

Children this age don't understand rules and often are not coordinated enough to play organized sports.

You've hired an experienced baby organizer to come in, learn about you and your home, gain an understanding about what your goals are for feeding, sleep, and play, then she'll explain all of your options for getting organized.

He said he's learned «the role a councilmember can really play in a community by organizing and standing up for what's right and building coalitions, and understanding that there's not one way to do that — there are a dozen ways.»

We are trying to figure out how to organize our little one's play room, understanding that for many years we may have to be the ones who organize everything.

The information was organized according to common emerging themes that included aesthetic engagement (the intrinsic value of attending a theater event), catharsis and empathy (emotional responses and shifts in understanding), and dialog and changes in social relationships that resulted from watching the play.

Virginia's current research aims to better understand how learning to program and debug computers is socially organized, with a focus on the specific roles that forms of embodied communication like gesture play in this process.

From his earliest works made as an undergraduate, which include fiction, plays, song lyrics, etc., that were retroactively organized under the title Communications Devices, Pope.L has wrestled with language as communication, while illustrating a profound understanding that language is not a transparent medium.

Plan and coordinate weekly playdates, outings, and educational experience, and design activities to further psychological, educational, emotional, and behavioral development.Assist children with arts and crafts, reading, and homework; provide immediate feedback and positive reinforcement to help improve understanding of homework objectives.Enforce household rules to maintain safe environments for children, family, and family pets.Research, prepare, and cook weekly family meals; discuss dietary restrictions, including allergies, with parents to create nutritional menus.Perform light housekeeping activities such as laundry and organizing children's toys, clothes, bedrooms, and play areas.Travel with families during international and domestic trips to deliver continuous childcare and minimize disruptions to daily routines.