Double click on "Sheet1" at the bottom of the Excel window, "Sheet1" is now highlighted Type a name for the sheet, for example: First Hour Grades Press Enter Click cell A1 to select it Type teacher's name. Press the down key to select cell A2 Type the class name, for example: Social Science Class Press the down key to select cell A3 Type class meeting times Press the down key to select A4 Enter the term, for example: Fall 2012 Press "Enter" twice to go to cell A6 The "name box" at the top of the sheet shows what cell is selected.
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One-sentence summary -- Name the Grade-book sheet Insert Class Information

Try to establish rules for yourself and your household about watching television, playing on the computer, and using mobile devices. You're typically inactive during screen time, and watching TV and movies also encourages unhealthy snacking. Try to limit screen time to a couple hours at night so you can stay as active as possible during the day. Don't skip your workout if it's too hot to go for a run or exercise outdoors. Instead, go to the gym, run on an indoor track, or go swimming. If it's too hot by the late morning or afternoon, you can also try exercising outdoors in the early morning or later in the evening. We tend to walk and move slower when we're outside in the heat. Missing out on more strenuous forms of aerobic exercise can lead to weight gain. Play outdoors with your kids or pets. Try having field days, in which you play your favorite sports or outdoor games, in the backyard or a nearby park. Go for hikes, brisk walks, or take on a new recreational hobby or activity together, like swimming or kayaking. Look for a nearby instructional or informal sports league, like soccer, softball, baseball, or kickball. Practices and games will help you develop a routine, keep yourself occupied, and stay in shape. If you don't like sports, consider joining another community activity, like a bike group or jogging club. Search online for a local community or recreation center and ask about age-appropriate summer leagues and activities for you or your family. You can also ask your neighborhood association about informal bike or jogging clubs in your area.
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One-sentence summary -- Limit screen time. Exercise indoors when it's too hot. Stay active with your family. Join a sports team or community activity.

If you know the company you would like to work for, you can go to the "Careers" section of the company's website to apply for a position. If you are unsure of where you would like to work, you should go to a job search engine such as Monster, Career Builder, Indeed, or Simply Hired. You should be as specific as possible in your job search. This will make your search be more efficient. Specify the job title or job description by putting quotation marks around the keywords. For example, you could enter "retail," "sales," or "cashier" in the search box. You can often specify your location by state, city, or by distance from a certain zip code. If you are applying to local or independent store, you may have to go to the store to complete an application. The job description will tell you what kind of person the company is looking for and if you are a good fit. Focus on the qualifications section which includes required and preferred skills. You should apply if you meet the required qualifications. You can still get the position if you do not have all of the preferred qualifications/skills. The first three qualifications listed are usually the most important. If the job description is looking for someone that is a team player, any experience you have working on a group project or belonging to a club or sports team would be a match for the skill they are looking for. If the job description is looking for someone who is friendly and confident, you should demonstrate this during your interview. This includes smiling, making eye contact, giving a firm handshake, and generally being pleasant through any communication you have with the company. Focus on the skills you have gained through your previous experiences and not necessarily your actual job titles or positions. Many skills are transferable. Your resume should include your contact information, employment history, education, and any relevant skills. Make sure that your resume is tailored to the job you are applying for.If you are applying to be a cashier, your resume may highlight your ability to communicate with people and any experience you have with handling money. Make sure your resume is easy to follow and error free. Include keywords and skills from the job description in your resume. If the job description uses the phrase "team player," you should use a phrase like "team player," "worked on a team," or "contributed to a team" in your resume. Three skills that are important for retail jobs are leadership, being responsible, and good people skills. Even if you have never had a retail job before, you have probably developed these skills through other experiences. These skills are often called "soft skills." Volunteering in the community, babysitting, involvement in sports teams or clubs, having a leadership role in a project or group activity are all examples that you have developed these skills. A cover letter is a great way to introduce yourself and cover any topics that you cannot convey in your resume. Your cover letter should not be more than one page and should be tailored to the job you are applying for. It should include a heading, introduction, body, and a closing. Your cover letter should not just repeat what is in your resume. It needs to tell the employer who you are, and why they should hire you. The heading should contain your contact information, date, and the address of the company. In the introduction, greet the recipient of the letter, state the position you are applying for and why you are a good match for the position and company. The body is where you can provide specific examples of the skills you have and how you used these skills. You might say "During my time as a X, I met people from all walks of life and learned how to communicate with all types of people." The closing of the letter should reiterate why you are a good candidate for the job, thank the person for reading your application material, and mention that you look forward to speaking with them in the future. You should also sign your name at the end. A cover letter may be especially helpful if you have no prior retail experience, but have developed soft skills that would help you be successful in retail. The cover letter is an ideal place to talk about those skills.
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One-sentence summary -- Conduct a job search. Decode the job description. Prepare your resume. Highlight retail friendly skills. Write a cover letter.

If the piece of wood has any splinters or other rough patches, sand them down with medium-grit sandpaper. Then wipe the wood down with a tack cloth to remove any sawdust. If you don't have a tack cloth, a damp cloth or paper towel will work as well. Mod podge is a thick glue, sealer, and finisher that's very popular for arts and crafts projects like this. To mod podge paper to wood, you have a choice between a gloss or matte formula. Both are effective, but the only difference is that a gloss finish will give a shine to your finished product. If you don't want that, choose a matte formula. Both mod podge types are available at crafts stores or online. After applying the mod podge, take the paper and line it up with the wood. Then press it down in the position you want it on the wood. From there, run your palm across the paper to press it against the wood and work out air bubbles. Leave the project in a safe place where it won't get knocked over. After 15 minutes, you can move the project to a new area or apply a layer of finish. Leave the piece flat so the paper doesn't slip. If you'd like, apply more mod podge over the paper for a shiny finish. Dip the brush back into the mod podge and paint a thin, clear layer on the paper. Wait 15 minutes and apply a second coat. Once the mod podge dries, the project is complete.
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Sand any rough patches on the wood. Choose between a gloss or matte mod podge formula. Press the paper down against the wood. Let the mod podge dry for 15 minutes. Apply 2 thin coats of mod podge over the paper if you want an extra shine.