Sentence examples for in active play from inspiring English sources

Identification of children who do not prefer active play and who have motor problems may allow targeted interventions to support their motor learning and participation in active play and thereby promote their physical activity and fitness in later life.

Identifying children who do not prefer active play and who have motor problems might help target interventions to support children's participation in active play and motor learning with the aim of promoting physical activity and fitness later in life.

13 Social issues that have been associated with high SV include a heightened risk of irregular nap-time and sleep-time schedules for young children, 14 delinquent behaviour and social problems, 15 16 reduced time engaged in active play, and less time spent with parents and siblings in other activities.

SOCCER Major Indoor Soccer League MISL--Announced St. Louis will not participate in active play during the 2002-03 season, but will remain a member of the league, with an option to return to the field for the 2003-04 season.

Caroline Wolhuter, who runs a holiday hunger scheme called Holiday Kitchen in the West Midlands, said for children from families under financial pressure school holidays also meant the disappearance of routine opportunities to socialise and engage in active play, as well as putting them at risk of food poverty and poor health.

It states: "It is not an offence in itself to be in an offside position". Instead, for the past 17 years assistant referees have been told to wait and see whether a player in an offside position becomes involved in active play, either by "interfering with play, or interfering with an opponent, or by gaining an advantage by being in that position".

I think I have the largest collection in active playing condition now.

In addition, only males increased their participation rates in recess activities, in physically active play from 40%to67%7% and in ball games from 38%to75%5%.

Male students in this study had significantly higher rates of participation in physical activities at recess at least sometimes compared with females, both in physically active play and in ball games.

The proportion of students who participated in physical activities at recess at least sometimes increased from 30%to49%9% in physically active play and from 33%to42%2% in ball games, mostly due to improvements in males' participation.

There was also an increase in participation among females in physically active play (from 32%to4343%) and among males in ball games (from 46%to50%0%).