Sentence examples for trail teaching from inspiring English sources

The Chocolate Quest is an interactive trail teaching the history of chocolate.

And Tesco's Eat Happy Project tackles children's diet-related health problems and helps the next generation have a healthier and happier relationship with food through farm to fork trails, teaching toolkits and virtual field trips.

Four years ago you decided to hike the entire Appalachian Trail while teaching a trail dance to strangers along the way.

5) Charity Guide's Volunteer Vacations offers a number of 1-4 week vacation options from helping at children's clinics to preserving wilderness trails to teaching math to kids in developing countries.

Many off-roaders say that the obnoxious behavior had overshadowed efforts by off-road clubs to organize cleanups of popular trails and teach their members techniques -- moving fallen trees off the trails instead of driving around them, for instance -- to minimize ecological impact.

When the candidates struck hard on the campaign trail, we were teaching the speaking, listening, and reasoning skills that prepare students for solving authentic 21st century challenges: building confidence in explaining how to solve a problem; listening to understand and to ask meaningful follow-up questions; arguing respectfully when disagreeing with others.

Thanks to a group of volunteer organizations now offering "volun-tourism" trips to Africa, families can take part in vacations that involve clearing trails, building houses, teaching the young and helping the elderly in tribal villages throughout the continent.

Reading Wallace might be the best way of following his "hot trail of teaching," as Lethem put it.

Whether it's talking to staff at the courthouse, or video taping the candidates on the trail, researchers are taught to be open about their identity.

We have been teaching targeting and psychographics for decades, but the online trail we now leave behind and the ability to analyze it offer an important shift.

Or the construction paper and pencils and supplies we need to teach?" The trail through Wisconsin, New York and Europe illustrates how this financial crisis has moved around the world so fast, why it is so hard to tame, and why cities, schools and many other institutions will probably struggle for years.