They show the power of story to propel children into other lives and other times; to be brave and kind; to dream and wonder.
"Ni Ni's Treehouse" propels children into the heart of Oooberryland, to the mysterious orchard where the dwelling in question rests atop the tallest tree.
Snow tubes can also propel children into the air if they hit a bump.
This campaign serves to propel children and teens to feel confident in reading, writing, sharing, and learning from life lessons.
Tools harnesses the same social energy of group learning and talking between students as Mitra's intervention, showing how this can propel children's interest and internalization of strategies.
A child's right to an education is often jeopardized when caregivers become sick or die, since it propels children out of the classroom and into the adult roles of caring and providing for their families.
Mr. Jackson and Mr. Wilson provided the somewhat fearsome fatherly pushing that propelled their children to success in, respectively, the Jackson 5 and the Beach Boys.
Education and hard work have propelled the children of these people into the middle class – they work in offices, live in well-appointed flats and buy quality Turkish brands in the richer fringes of town.
Viacom's cable television networks -- propelled by children's channel Nickelodeon -- posted a strong quarter, but Wall Street analysts participating on the conference call seemed puzzled by an apparent hiccup in domestic advertising sales.
But high-stakes mothering is also propelled by child-centered marketing.
