Sentence examples for classrooms children from inspiring English sources

For example, in some Pakistani classrooms, children must sit on mud floors (Nestvogel, 1996).

Within primary school classrooms children are often seated in groups but research shows that pupils do not collaborate or learn effectively within these groups.

There must be an objective to the lesson, written up on the board, that in many classrooms children will copy into their books.

It's around noon at Skinners' academy in Hackney, London, and through the glass walls of the classrooms children can be seen with their heads down over their work.

Right -- except for children who don't measure up, children in overcrowded classrooms, children speaking languages other than English, children growing up in grinding poverty and children who, for whatever reason, learn at other than the "standard" pace.

In the classrooms, children are going over what they have learned this year.

In this preschool classroom, children have fun, but they also work.

Outside the classroom, children can use it to play games, like one in which Tom Sawyer battles the Brontë sisters.

In our theoretical classroom, children would also spend a short period of time each day practicing computation — adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing.

In this classroom, children would spend two hours each day hearing stories read aloud, reading aloud themselves, telling stories to one another and reading on their own.

If it wasn't for those classroom children in Lagos, I'd have said this was a terrible bank holiday night.