The phrase "activities centered on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a focus or emphasis on specific activities or themes in a particular context.
Example: "The conference will feature activities centered on innovation and technology in education."
Alternatives: "activities focused on" or "activities based on".
Within that type of STEM instruction, it provides a model for how technology and engineering could be used more often to teach mathematics: focusing on one kind of mathematics, developing model eliciting activities centered on that mathematics, using rich game-like scenarios to maintain engagement, and abstraction bridges to generalize the learning.
Intended for children 3 to 10, the performance will be preceded by craft activities centered on the holiday.
I kept "seeing" activities centered on a tree house, climbing trees or jumping out of trees.
These centers serve the Israeli-Americans and the broader Jewish community through activities centered on Israeli culture, art, music, and food.
Lincolnshire hosts a Fourth of July celebration annually known as "Red, White, and BOOM!", a collection of activities centered on the celebration of the American Independence Day.
This period corresponds mostly to activities centered on hunting, whereas sugary substances are exploited until 17:00 by only a few workers (Fig. 2).
Their activities center on work, and the asymmetry of their work and life creates a vulnerable defensible space.
Given Upper Westchester's blue-blooded heritage and verdant countryside, leisure and social activities center on equestrian sports, tennis and golf.
The current research examined whether instructional activities centering on contrasting cases promoted secondary school students' evaluations of source features present in a multiple-documents inquiry context.
The activity centered on England, because ownership structures hindered takeovers in many other European leagues.
