recess
recess
Recess is when kids truly practice social skills.
From Huffington Post
However, even when there are state laws, there is no guarantee that recess will happen.
From The Atlantic
They come in different forms that include everything from regulations to executive orders to recess appointments, and many other tools.
From CNN
The feeling is that learning and recess go hand in hand.
From NJ.com
In reality, few people have ventured into the darker recesses of the net to study these sites in any detail.
From Gizmodo
It’s the difference between recess and gym class.
From The Atlantic
But with lawmakers going home for a six-week recess, any modifications are on hold.
From Bloomberg
The program also selects some older students to be junior coaches and help oversee recess.
From Chicago Daily Herald
Students spent part of their recess and lunch hour folding small, colorful squares of paper.
From OregonLive.com
Recess was great at capturing what it felt like to be in elementary school.
From Huffington Post
You can’t gavel a convention into session or into recess without pounding a little wooden mallet against a block.
From The Atlantic
Congress can’t go on recess, and all the members focused on running for reelection should suspend their campaigns until funding is passed.
From USA TODAY
Similar to bringing back recess to lower childhood obesity, one reader advocated for a return to old school physical education.
From Huffington Post
In his mind, in the recesses of his subconscious, there is a connection being made.
From A.V. Club
During a recess, she says, they told her that they’d tried to read the mood in the courtroom and it didn’t look good.
From Washington Post
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