Sentence examples for children questions from inspiring English sources

They are the kinds of questions that haunt grown-up children, questions they wanted to ask their parents but never did.

The caseworkers would bring books and demonstrate how to read them: asking children questions about what was going to happen next and livening up the dialogue with funny, high-pitched voices and enthusiastic mooing and woofing.

A child protection specialist interviewed for the report warned that volunteers often ask children questions that could remind them of traumatic events from their past, which could add to the children's attachment problems.

The vague and tendentious method parses the story in terms of pleasure-seekers victimized by the forces of repression, yet when one zoophile equates his love for horses to other men's love for their wives and children, questions of morality and perspective arise which Devor scrupulously avoids.

The Better Volunteering, Better Care (BVBC) report focused on Ghana, Cambodia, Nepal and Guatemala, and included, among some positive outcomes, testimony from one child protection specialist who warned that volunteers often ask children questions that could remind them of traumatic events, adding to the children's attachment problems.

In Experiment 2 (N = 27), we used two methods for teaching words: one requiring more effort on the part of children (questions) and one requiring less effort ("hotspots" that provide definitions).

When kids use homophobic slurs, other children question them".

When the children question the Governor, they are almost invariably concerned with his pardoning powers.

"If children question for themselves their origins, that's what we want them to do – to ask sensible, responsible questions.

When we, her five other children, questioned her decision -- "Wasn't she too old?" -- she reassured us.

For all that, some residents, particularly mothers with small children, question whether the precautionary program is inclusive enough.