A kayak rider drifts in the bay of an ocean. two kayak riders

OPTIONS:
- get out of a container and paddle toward a shoreline area.
- talk while sitting in their kayaks.
- slide down a hillside next to each other.
- stand in the water.

talk while sitting in their kayaks.

The little girl slide down the yellow slide and fell on the pool of balls. the girl

OPTIONS:
- reach out the a hand as she climbs on the top of the slide.
- rise on her knees and reach corners of the pool table and the boy brings back the girl on her knees.
- falls back into her bench sandwich.
- put her turn sign on.

reach out the a hand as she climbs on the top of the slide.

How to make a tent
Make sure you have the materials you'll need.
Building a quick and easy makeshift tent doesn't require a lot, but you'll need a few things. Make sure you have a long piece of heavy-duty rope, two tarps, and either four stakes, or large rocks in your surroundings.

OPTIONS:
- Put all four stakes on the floor of a hiking tent and start making. These will become used as tent poles and tarps when you're hiking.
- Secure stakes at each end of your tent's base so that you can pick one up later and bring it up to build a second tent. Place the posts at the stake points along the sides of the tent.
- You'll also need a tool kit. The tools kit is small and portable, with hollow pegs, wire, nails, screws, hard rolls of fleece, and stakes.
- Locate a good place for your tent. Find a location near two trees that are close enough to tie your rope between but far enough to fit your tarps.

Locate a good place for your tent. Find a location near two trees that are close enough to tie your rope between but far enough to fit your tarps.

How to make safe and easy play dough
Squirt the paint into the cornstarch.
Add 2 large, heaping tablespoons (18 to 20 g) of cornstarch to a medium size bowl. Squirt some tempera paint in your chosen color into the cornstarch.

OPTIONS:
- There's no exact measurement for the paint--add what looks like enough to help form a dough with the cornstarch. Don't worry about adding too much or too little paint.
- Stir to coat everything with the paint and then spread the thick slurry throughout the bowl in thin layers. Adding the paint before the cornstarch is in can give the dough a nice, salt-free coating.
- Then, stir in the milk and water. Gently stir in 3 tablespoons (55 ml) of water, and stir in a pinch of salt.
- Mix it with your hands until the color is evenly distributed. If you don't have a large enough bowl, just use a 1/2-inch (0.6-centimeter) mixing bowl.
There's no exact measurement for the paint--add what looks like enough to help form a dough with the cornstarch. Don't worry about adding too much or too little paint.