A 1796 textbook, for example, warns schoolchildren of the danger posed by "infidels" to our republic.
This family will loom large for schoolchildren of the future, fat with memorability like Henry VIII.
Headline writers owe a debt of thanks to the schoolchildren of Coventry.
Still others fret about the psychological effect on local schoolchildren of an emergency operations center butting up against their playground.
Schoolchildren of the past pored over Keats's elegant reflection on time and art, Ode to a Grecian Urn.
The mountains of snow and the icy roads never arrived last winter, depriving the city's schoolchildren of the precious surprise of a snow day.
On a sidewalk, schoolchildren of opposing parties spit at each other and flashed party signs — two fingers for Mr. Ortega, three for those supporting Mr. Gadea.
About a third of French schoolchildren of Muslim origin see their faith rather than a passport or skin colour as the main thing that defines them.
MONDAY night, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Chancellor Joel I. Klein gave the one million schoolchildren of New York City a civics lesson.
Yet schoolchildren of all ages are increasingly missing out on the opportunity to enjoy and learn from "making things", Ofield-Kerr says.
Since that visit to my sons' school, I've had many school visits and invitations, and letters daily from schoolchildren of all ages who have been stimulated by my books.
