Sentence examples for lessons to show from inspiring English sources

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Thousands of the more than 8 million school pupils in the UK are expected to walk out of lessons to show their concern about the threat of escalating climate change.

While I was there one morning, the team pulled an electric keyboard outside and beckoned a slightly uneasy Rizzo, who had been taking piano lessons, to show what he had learned.

But the show really wants you to look at the dot-and-lozenge technique of Blake's early engravings, what he learned from his teacher, from Raphael or Dürer; or it wants to place the artist in his milieu with cheery pictures of costermongers in Covent Garden and watercolours of Royal Academy lessons to show how singular he was in his day.

You could give the kids name badges or ask them to write their names on a folded sheet to place on their desks so you can learn a few during the lesson to show you can build relationships quickly.

In large part, they're our children, whom we now fear, whom we blame for our own mistakes, and whom we have decided to punish, to teach them a lesson, to "show them how the world really works".

"It gives them a little math lesson, to show them that two fives are the same as 10 singles," said Mr. Adelmann, who wheels around campus with the boys on a bicycle.

But Principal Boyfriend had encouraged her to make it a part of her reading lesson, to show her students, he said, that people from other cultures also valued tales filled with ugly demons and little girls who spoke to flowers, rivers, and birds.

The teacher also said that Rondo used some of his lesson to show a student who had correctly solved an equation a more efficient means of arriving at the answer.

"The Clinton lesson is to show that it's worth it to engage in the discussion, partly because the public doesn't care that much and partly because this gives Gore standing" to make his case and challenge the Republicans, Ms. Gorlin said.

The purpose of this history lesson is to show that Illinois didn't get into its dire financial straits overnight.