In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Your city may have rules or laws about where you can set up your lemonade stand. You may also need to get permission or a permit in order to sell lemonade. Check out your local rules about lemonade stands online to make sure you're doing everything correctly. Ask your parents to contact your local government to find out. Look online and check your local government's website to find out if your local laws about lemonade stands are posted there. Look for a sidewalk at a busy corner or intersection, near a golf course, the entrance to a grocery store, or near a large event such as a festival or a big sports game will have lots of people walking by. On a hot, sunny day, those people may be thirsty and are more likely to want to buy lots of your lemonade. Pick a location that has lots of people walking by. Make sure it's okay to set up a stand in front of a building or business. Try asking the owner if it's alright for you to sell lemonade there. If your house is on a street with a decent amount of traffic, it may be the best bet for you to set up a stand that can sell lots of lemonade. You'll be able to fetch more supplies from your house when you run low. You can even keep lemonade and supplies cold in your refrigerator so they're even more refreshing to customers. Setting up in your front yard also makes it easier for your parents or another adult to keep an eye on you and your stand. People are more likely to stop and buy a refreshing cup of lemonade if your stand is set up in or near a shady spot, especially on a bright and sunny day. When you're looking for a spot to place your stand, look for the coolest, shadiest spot. Under a tree or near a building with shade are great spots to set up a stand. Parks with lots of people and kids running around are great areas to sell lots of lemonade to hot and thirsty buyers. If you're allowed to do so, choose a location at or near a park or playground with lots of people so you already have a strong customer base to start out with. If you're able to stay set up for a few hours, you'll likely have customers come and go throughout the day, which will help you sell more lemonade. People driving by the area need to be able to see your lemonade stand so they're more likely to park and buy a cup or 2. Set up your stand and table so it can be seen from the road by people driving, walking, or even biking past you. Use signs to help attract attention to your stand. Tie balloons to your stand to attract attention.
Summary: Find out where you're allowed to set up a lemonade stand. Look for spots that get lots of foot traffic so people will walk past you. Set up in your front yard so you can get more supplies. Pick a spot with shade so people are more likely to stop. Go to a local park to sell to lots of people if it's allowed. Make sure your stand is visible from the road so people will stop.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Making eye contact with your audience can be tricky when you also have to read the words on a page. Doing so, however, will help you connect with your audience and engage them in what you are saying. When you're reading aloud, look at the page only briefly if you can, scanning ahead in the text. Then, raise your head and make eye contact with your listeners, repeating the words you've just scanned. Keep a finger on the last sentence you read to help you keep your place in the text. Make sure you sweep the audience when you make eye contact. Look at people in the front, middle, back, and each side of the room. If you have trouble remembering to do this, try making notes in your text to help remind you. Also, make eye contact with specific people. Whichever direction you're looking, lock eyes with one person while you deliver an entire sentence. This tactic can help you make a deeper connection with your audience. Listening to someone read in monotone is not only boring, but it may make it harder for your listeners to follow along and understand the main ideas of your story. When you're reading aloud, use inflection, which is where you stress certain words or phrases, and change the pitch, tone, and volume of your voice for effect. For example, when reading a story, speak in a higher tone during a really exciting part, and a lower tone of voice during parts that are more pensive or sad. If you're reading a story with several characters, give them each a different voice. This can be difficult, so decide what each character should sound like and practice their voices ahead of time. While you're reading, remember to use facial expressions that support the text. You can use facial expressions to show shock, happiness, disappointment, concern, anger, relief, and a myriad of other emotions. For example, smiling will let your audience know you believe in what you're reading. In turn, your audience will be more invested. If you're reading a passage where there is a surprising or startling event, show that surprise on your face by widening your eyes and opening your mouth. In addition to using body language to convey confidence in your message, like maintaining eye contact and smiling, you can also use body language to help convey the message you are trying to get across from your reading. Move your head, arms, and body in ways that reinforce your point. Make sure any body language you use if purposeful and deliberate. . An example could be nodding your head up and down while you read a section of text you want the audience to agree with. Avoid body language that doesn't add to your reading. For example, involuntarily moving your hands while you read with no purpose behind it can be distracting to your audience.
Summary: Make eye contact. Animate your voice. Use appropriate facial expressions. Use body language.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Avoid eating conventional produce that contains herbicides and pesticides that may negatively impact fertility. Conventional dairy sources may contain hormones and antibiotics that can increase estrogen levels in the body and harm fertility. If dairy does not agree with your stomach or diet plans, you can avoid dairy altogether and opt for a nut-based milk. Do not drink soy milk. In addition to being rich in protein and vitamin A, fish also contain healthy fatty acids that help increase hormone production, reduce inflammation, and ensure a regular menstrual cycle. Aim to eat wild salmon, cod, and halibut, but avoid farmed fish whenever possible, as farmed fish may contain antibiotics and food coloring. Do not eat large deep sea fish like ahi tuna, swordfish, and sea bass, as these fish may be high in mercury which can be harmful to the body. Avoid consuming hormones and antibiotics that may increase estrogen levels by choosing to eat only grass-fed, organic meat. Protein is essential during your pregnancy, but be sure to avoid conventional meats. Additionally, if you are concerned about endometriosis, limit your consumption of red meat, as the two have been linked by scientific study. Make sure you only consume poultry that is marked as free range, cage free, or organic as well. Whole grains are high in fiber and essential vitamins. Fiber is particularly important for your diet as it helps the body remove excess hormones and helps keep your blood sugar at a healthy level. Processed grains lack the nutrients necessary for a healthy pregnancy. In addition to regulating hormone levels and blood sugar levels, fiber also promotes healthy digestion. Try to eat fibrous fruits, vegetables, dark greens, beans, and whole grains with each meal. Soy contains a compound that acts like a hormone in your body and thus it can disrupt your hormone balance. Try to avoid all soy products while pregnant or trying to become pregnant. Processed sugar found in bottled juices, popsicles, candy, packaged desserts, etc. can disrupt your blood sugar levels and weaken your immune system. Women require about 2.2 liters (0.6USgal) of water per day. If possible, avoid tap water that may contain traces of pesticides or unwanted minerals from agricultural runoff.
Summary:
Consume organic vegetables and fruits daily. Choose organic, grass-fed, whole fat, and raw dairy products. Eat cold water fish high in omega-3 fatty acids. Eat only grass-fed, organic meat. Choose whole grains over processed grains. Consume fiber with each meal. Avoid eating soy unless it is fermented. Reduce your intake of refined sugars. Be sure to drink an adequate about of water.