Sentence examples for quiet activities from inspiring English sources
John Hellins Primary School, Potterspury, South Northamptonshire: An eco-friendly happy bug garden to make playtimes better by providing for quiet activities such as reading and chatting.
Within that space are rooms for large- and small-group meetings, places for teachers and students to talk quietly, and a hearth area for reading and other quiet activities.
The League for the Hard of Hearing urges parents to encourage participation in quiet activities, like reading, watching family-oriented films, doing puzzles, making things with construction toys, playing educational computer games, drawing and painting, and visiting libraries and museums.
Children were occupied and distracted with quiet activities (puzzles, drawing etc).
Participants also completed visual analogue scales relating to appetite throughout the day while remaining sedentary and completing quiet activities such as reading, watching television and typing.
The Cognitive Failures Questionnaire was poorly correlated with functional impairment such as hearing loss, interference with sleep or quiet activities, but moderately correlated with anxiety.
In effect, these are nanny neurons, designed to shush and quiet activity in the brain.
Surely this quiet activity makes him more sincere, especially where he could no longer derive the public relations benefit that the lullaby thesis demands?
Presented by Atlantic for Kids, the children's division of the Atlantic Theater Company, and Tisch Drama Stage Works from New York University, the show proves that reading doesn't have to be a quiet activity.
On a recent visit, the place was humming with quiet activity, as Indians and Westerners alike ambled in and out to chant, meditate, pray before the tomb of Sri Ramana, who died in 1950, or just to chat or nap in the courtyard.
A typical class, packed with 30 pupils aged 10 and 11, was buzzing with quiet activity soon after form teacher Dawn Hallybone gave out the Nintendo hand-held consoles, with pupils striving to beat each other – and her – at 20 mental arithmetic questions.
