Sentence examples for show schoolchildren from inspiring English sources

Debates continue to this day about which was the superior system - but what would today's youth make of the C64? BBC News invited Commodore enthusiast Mat Allen to show schoolchildren his carefully preserved computer, at a primary school and secondary school in London.

This is a cartoon the Japanese used to show schoolchildren every year on Hiroshima Day to remind them exactly what happened to their countrymen twice.

A commercial against Representative Gerry Connolly, Democrat of Virginia, shows schoolchildren stooping under the weight of heavy backpacks.

At the Oakland Museum in California, for example, where the collection spans art, history, the natural sciences and other disciplines, educators are showing schoolchildren how objects on exhibit are connected to their lives.

In the Green ad, which shows schoolchildren tapping away at computers, the narrator says: "Mike Bloomberg has said repeatedly he wants to quote 'get computers out of the classroom.' And when our public schools need money to reduce class size and improve teacher pay, Mike Bloomberg wants to take taxpayer money away from public schools and give it to unaccountable private schools instead".

Footage from the scene showed schoolchildren placing flowers next to 298 candles, one for every victim.

For years, Otafuku has been holding demonstrations and seminars throughout Japan at department stores and other venues, showing schoolchildren, homemakers and professional cooks how to make the dish.

National Health Service surveys show that schoolchildren aged between 11 and 15 are going straighter, too (see article): in 2010 only 18% said they had ever used drugs, down from 29% in 2001.

Jeevan Vasagar reports that a new study shows British schoolchildren aren't really plummeting down the league tables.

Yet research shows that schoolchildren given the opportunity to master a second language have a significant advantage in learning other languages later.

Special educational sky shows for schoolchildren remain an essential part of the program in most installations; astronomy lectures are given to college classes; and the facilities are commonly used for courses or lectures in adult continuing-education programs.