The word "childrens" is not correct in written English.
"Children's" is the correct spelling. You can use "children's" in written English when referring to something that is owned or related to children, such as "children's toys," "children's books," or "children's clothing." For example: "The bookstore had a great selection of children's books."
So, kids and fans of famously genteel cleric Wilbert Awdry, don't forget to grab a ticket for Sodor's Legend of the Lost Treasure if you want to see a troubled man attempt to murder beloved childrens' character Thomas the Tank Engine with explosives.
She returned briefly to show business in the late 50s with a childrens' television series, Shirley Temple's Storybook and The Shirley Temple Show, a short-running variety show that was cancelled in 1961.
Inside a base the Ukrainians call 'the Lighthouse', a sign from the old childrens' camp still hangs on the wall, declaring: "Summer is joy".
Letting childrens' educational hopes ride on teachers whose jobs are dependents on supporting and campaigning for elected School Boards and/or Superintendents is is an idea equally as bad as not going through the process of firing tenured teachers.
Childrens' programmes cost UNICEF some $900m a year and refugees cost about $1.2 billion a year.In this section Kabila sends a message to the world: "Buzz off" Bloodstained Labour's weight Ted Turner saves world. . . and taxes ReprintsNor is it yet clear how the money will be given.
Today's young people tend to assume that they will enjoy the same lifestyle as their parents, with a desk job and a state salary fat enough to support servants and idle wives, with cash left over for foreign travel and their childrens' costly weddings, as well as such perks as generous state housing loans.That sort of government largesse is now out of the question.
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By the end of the treatment at Murdoch Childrens Research Institute, at which a maintenance dose of 2 grams of the protein was administered, more than 82 per cent of the children were able to tolerate peanuts within two to five weeks.
He was rigorously educated by Protestant missionaries and attended the Chiefs Childrens Schoolol.
And not just childrens', either – parents love her stories, too.
The 12-year-old, who was made a Young Ambassador for Yorkhill Hospital Childrens Charityy, tirelessly raises money for them and charity Crohns and Colitis UK.
