Sentence examples for children concentrated from inspiring English sources

The presence of so many children concentrated the jovial nature of the service.

One afternoon last month, young children concentrated on learning to swim and to use their boogie boards in the shallower water, while teenagers, on thin boards, skimmed across the waves where the water hits hard-packed sand.

To what extent are these children concentrated in populations that are poor, far from points of service, or vulnerable, and also, to what extent do these children lost to follow-up reflect existing health inequities?

Education levels drop (malnourished children concentrate poorly); earning-power weakens.

She said she researched the benefits of yoga for children with her own children, Dylan Gang, 10, and Amanda Gang, 12. Learning yoga, Ms. Trevill said, helps children concentrate on schoolwork and not panic during exams.

The Liberal Democrat schools minister, David Laws, said: "Free school meals have multiple benefits – children concentrate more in school when they get a proper, healthy lunch; they eat more healthily; pressure on household budgets is relieved and families on low incomes who go back to work are helped too – by no longer losing all their free school meal entitlements".

Her prescriptions for the early education of children concentrate on making them physically and emotionally robust, and on avoiding both the extremes of timidity and cruel insensitivity.

All such approaches for infants and younger children concentrate on increasing the responsiveness and sensitivity of the caregiver, or if that is not possible, changing the caregiver.

Despite the heavy rain falling outside, the children concentrate on their studies.

Sanitation helps girls Washing hands and using toilets properly not only improves health, but also helps children concentrate on getting and education.

Fidgeting (known as "stimming" in the autistic community) can help autistic children concentrate and stay calm.