IN: What happens next?

How to convert minutes to hours
Start with your number of minutes.
You can do this a few different ways. For example, if you're working on paper, you might write down the number of minutes and label it with the word " minutes.

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- " or if you're working on a spreadsheet, you could make a written manual. The totals will become more specific as the hours come.
- " if you're working online, this will help you remember to convert minutes to hours. If you have a computer, you may be able to skip setting your hours if you add everything to minute.
- " if you're using a calculator, just type in the number. As an example, let's say that we want to find out how many hours a 150 minute movie will be.
- " write it in a box when you're finished. Use the calculator code to do your convert.

OUT: " if you're using a calculator, just type in the number. As an example, let's say that we want to find out how many hours a 150 minute movie will be.

IN: What happens next?

How to do the basics of skateboarding
Get on your board while on carpet.
If you're not allowed to stand on your board in the house try in the grass. While holding onto something get used to how the board feels and everything.

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- Once familiar with the board, try standing on pavement without holding anything, put something nearby just in case you fall. Then, decide what your feet positioning is.
- If your board is out of kilter the first few times you are on it, get off of it and continue making new steps. If you are going to be skateboarding on rough surfaces you are obviously not allowed to ride on grass, walk around the glass-bottom or even go all the way around it.
- On carpet go to the wheels and if it looks okay or looks good get a friend to hold onto them. If your board makes you uncomfortable go to someone else.
- Push off the ground and get on your board. Once you're in the grass look left and right as you ride.

OUT: Once familiar with the board, try standing on pavement without holding anything, put something nearby just in case you fall. Then, decide what your feet positioning is.

IN: What happens next?

A gymnast is seen swinging around on a bar doing various flips and tricks across two sets of beams. she

OPTIONS:
- continues spinning around and ends with her hands up and her coach clapping.
- finally climbs up onto the beams and begins performing various flips and tricks over and over.
- dismounts, walking away and going back to her spot jumping onto the bars.
- jumps off and does several flips across a beam several more times.

OUT:
continues spinning around and ends with her hands up and her coach clapping.