Adjective modifier

• unborn: Hidden in that last sentence is the ghost -- the words " unborn child.

Converse of object

• help: Derby County Coaches help local children On Saturday 18th June football did come home to The Community House!

• bear: At the moment there are too many children born who are at a disadvantage.

• teach: She was asked, 'Why not teach children how to decode from the start?

• encourage: The overall aim of the project is to encourage school children into science.

• protect: Aren't you glad there are laws to protect children from working in horrible conditions?

Modifies a noun

• poverty: The working families tax credit is key to the government's strategy to tackle low pay and child poverty.

• protection: Recommendations then included creating a national child protection unit to promote good practice.

• abuse: Be consistent and effective in the investigation of child abuse referrals.

• labor: As a consequence, many people sold their children into child labor and prostitution.

Adjective modifier

• old: We advise that you attend the older child's session and your younger child will follow the older children.

Noun used with modifier

• pre-school: There are groups for babies, toddlers and pre-school children.

• school: Last year the roadshow went to 341 schools, reaching over 30,000 school children.

Preposition: of

• age: With all the main cast reprising their roles, this is a hoot for children of all ages.

Preposition: with

• disability: The DSE Mini Games gives children with disabilities the opportunity to participate in sporting activities.