Article: To keep your boards from becoming too distracting pick 1-2 colors for decorating. Then, use the colors throughout the room to make it feel cohesive and purposeful. For example, you can select yellow and white for your color scheme, and make your bulletin boards white with yellow trim. Then, you can add pops of yellow throughout the classroom to draw students' attention to important items. If you teach biology, you might pick green and navy blue for your colors. Then, you can make one bulletin board green with blue trim and another blue with green trim. Pick posters that show images of trees, lakes, and other Earth-inspired images. You can also use your school's colors as your room's color scheme for an easy source of inspiration. Set up a "student station" at the front or back of the room that has extra pencils, a pencil sharpener, tape, a stapler, hand sanitizer, tissues, and paper clips for the students to use. That way, they won't have to ask you if they need extra supplies or forgot a pencil for class. You can also put bathroom passes and sign-out sheets on this table so students can go here before using the restroom during class. It's hard to control clutter in the classroom, but multipurpose crates are a great solution. Look for a set of 2-3 on sale and position them throughout the room. Label them so students know what is supposed to go inside. For example, you can make a crate labeled "Make Up Work," and hang 5 folders inside of it labeled Monday-Friday. Then, throughout the week, put the extra papers from class activities in the corresponding folder so students who miss class can go there to gather their materials. If your class is reading a novel, you can put all of your class copies of the book in 1-2 crates at the front of the room so students can retrieve the books before they read in class. This will keep the books safe and in the same place. Many classrooms don't have built-in shelving, so you might have to bring your own. Find a sturdy bookcase and fill it with books for the class or other classroom items that your students might need occasionally, but not every day. This will keep them out of the way but still accessible. For instance, you can put arts and crafts supplies on a bookshelf and ask students to retrieve them as needed. In an upper-level class, you can place supplemental sources and reference books on the shelves to encourage students to further their learning. Assign each student a number that corresponds to a slot on the mailbox, and place all of the papers that need to go home in their box. Have them collect their papers in a folder at the end of the day or week, and then check to see if any students forgot their papers. This also helps to reduce the amount of class time spent on passing out informational papers for students' parents.
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Pick a color scheme to inspire bulletin boards and other decor. Create a station for extra materials that your students might need. Use crates to hold file folders, books, crafts, and papers. Set up a bookshelf to hold items that don't have a place. Get student mailboxes for younger students to ensure they take papers home.

Problem: Article: Inspire a girl's confidence in you by giving her your complete attention during a conversation. Make direct eye contact, nod and react while she is talking, and repeat things back to her to convey that you are listening. This will work to make you look charismatic and empathetic to her. For example, if she is telling you about her current project at work, interject with positive comments like, "I can imagine that involves a lot of commitment!" or "It sounds like you have great time management skills!" Women respond to humour and appreciate people who can make them laugh. Laughter may also reduce shyness or defensiveness and make her feel comfortable with you. Tell a joke, do an impression, or share a funny anecdote about yourself to make her feel happy and at ease. Bring up your skills and hobbies in a tactful way to impress her without seeming arrogant. Wait for the conversation to lead there naturally, or ask her about her interests or hidden talents to set up the topic. Interesting talents or pastimes will make you seem more intriguing and dynamic. "For instance, talk about your surfing skills by saying something like, "It's a fun and challenging activity. I've been devoting a lot of time and practice to getting better at it." Create a rapport by looking for connections between the two of you. Shared interests, hobbies, or experiences can forge a bond between people. Ask questions until she reveals an aspect of life that you share, then highlight that mutual connection. For instance, if she mentions a love of zombie movies, express your appreciation for the genre by telling her your own favorite films.
Summary: Give her your full attention. Make her laugh. Talk about your skills without boasting. Establish connections with her.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: As you play Clue, you will gather clues that will help you to determine the suspect, weapon, and location of the murder. To keep track of the clues you collect, you should keep good notes and include the initials of the players who have each of the clues you collect. Doing so will help you to get closer to the truth and win the game. Make sure that you check off clues on your detective's notes sheet or write them on your notepad as you collect them. Your opponents will also be searching for clues to solve the murder, so it is a good idea to pay attention to their suggestions. Just keep in mind that they may try to throw you off sometimes, so be careful not to consider all of their suggestions as clues. If another player shows them a card, secretly watch where the first person writes the X down on the paper. If he writes it low on the sheet of paper, it is a room. If he writes it at the top, it means he was shown either a weapon or a character. Try to become familiar with the layout of the detective's notes sheet so that it is easier for you to tell what your opponents are marking off. Try flipping your sheet upside down to throw off other players who may be watching you as well. If a card keeps getting suggested and no one seems to have it, then it may be in the envelope. Make a note of it on your detective's notes sheet, but try not to be obvious about it. Write it down a little after the name suspect, weapon, or room was mentioned.

SUMMARY: Keep good notes on the clues you collect. Pay attention to the suggestions other players make. Watch other players as they check items off on their lists. Pay attention to what card names are being said over and over.

Trade with a friend or migrate them from Pokemon Ruby, Sapphire or Emerald version. You will not be able to fight Regigigas without them. You should also have: A strong Pokemon (Preferably Breloom or Parasect) 40+ Dusk balls When you approach the statue, he will awaken and you can fight him. He is strong but has the Slow Start ability, so use your first five moves to lower his attack and speed stats. Make sure you save before fighting. If Regigigas blacks you out, you run out of balls, or you kill him, you can just switch your DS off and on and try again. If you kill him and you haven't saved your game, you must defeat the Champion again so he will respawn.
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Make sure you have Regirock, Regice and Registeel in your Pokemon party. Navigate to level B5F, where you will find the statue of Regigigas.