You probably play video games just because you enjoy playing. But if playing video games is causing you to have recurring anger, then you might not be enjoying yourself as much as you used to. If you experience chronic anger as a result of the games you're playing, think about taking on a new hobby to replace gaming for a while. If you are not having fun, it's not worth continuing your "relationship" with certain games. Playing (or even watching) violent video games may lead you to feel to increased feelings of anger and aggression, especially if you already have some anger issues. If you feel angry after playing or watching violent games, try switching to games that are not as violent. Not being able to get past a difficult level or obstacle in a game might also cause you to feel angry. Think about why you tend to get angry when you play and whether or not failing a level or getting killed in the game is what sets off you anger. To deal with this type of anger, try playing a game that you have already mastered for a while and enjoy your success. Or, if you have the option to choose the difficulty in a game, try selecting a lower difficulty level to help prevent yourself from getting angry. If someone is trolling or harassing you on a MMO (massively multiplayer online) game, block or report the other player. It's not worth engaging with someone who is just trying to get a rise out of you. Be sure that you are aware of the game's community or user guidelines before reporting a player so that you are sure that they are acting inappropriately based on the MMO's expectations. Sometimes you might feel anger (towards people or inanimate objects) when you are dealing with difficult problems in your life. If you find yourself getting angry about a video game (particularly if it is unusual for you to become angry), try to determine if other aspects of your life may be bothering you. For example, if you have just lost your job or gotten in trouble at school, you may feel frustrated and out of control of your life. Failing to master a new level of a video game on top of the other experiences may lead you to blow up about the video game, even though it is not the primary cause of your feelings of powerlessness. This may not be what you want to hear, but if there is a particular game that causes you chronic angerwhether it is from violence in the game, an inability to master new levels, or even an annoying characteryou may want to hide the game from yourself for a while or even consider trading it in a for a different game. It's okay to put away a game for the sake of your emotional well-being.
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One-sentence summary -- Remember why you play video games. Play a less violent video game. Consider that you may be frustrated by a lack of success. Block or avoid another player who is making you angry. Realize if outside factors are influencing your emotions. Put a game away if it constantly frustrates you.

Enter dropbox.com/connect into your computer's web browser. You will see a Dropbox logo that has been turned into a scannable code. Dropbox is most useful when it is installed on all of your devices. This will allow you to easily share files between all of the devices that Dropbox is installed on. Dropbox will ask for permission to access your iPad's camera, which it will use to scan a barcode during the setup process. If you've already declined this once, open the Settings app, select Privacy, then Camera, and then toggle Dropbox ON. Hold the iPad still for a moment so that it can scan the code. After the code is scanned, the Dropbox website will download an installer for the computer version of Dropbox. Run the installer after it downloads to install Dropbox on your computer. You can access your Dropbox folder from the shortcut on your desktop, or by selecting Dropbox from the Favorites section of Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac). Anything added on your computer will be accessible on your iPad, and vice versa. Dropbox is available for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, and Windows Phone. You'll get the most out of Dropbox if you have it available on all of your devices.
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One-sentence summary -- Visit the Dropbox Connect website on your computer. Open the Settings tab in your Dropbox app. Tap "Link a Computer". Tap "Yes, continue" when asked if you're near your computer. Point your iPad's camera at the screen so that the Dropbox logo appears on the iPad screen. Run the installer. Open the Dropbox folder on your computer. Install Dropbox on all of your devices.

The chart should have a box for each number from 1 to 100. Have students color the even numbers 1 color and the odd numbers another color. This task can be done in the classroom or at home. Create or print a worksheet that has random numbers in bubbles down the page. Ask the students to color the odd bubbles 1 color and the even bubbles another color. You can also ask students to do this task at home. At the top of the page, place a character who needs to get to the bottom. The page should consist of a chart of numbers. Most of the numbers should be even except for the pathway the character will need to take to the bottom, which should be odd numbers. Have the students trace the odd numbers with a pen or marker, creating a path through the number maze.
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One-sentence summary -- Give students a chart of 100 numbers to color in. Use an even-odd bubble sheet. Create or print an even-odd maze.

When considering how much you want to spend on a gift, the most important thing is that you feel comfortable with the amount you are giving. Knowing how much you can spend will help you determine which kind of tickets you should get. Some tickets can get very expensive while other tickets are cheaper to get. Other things that you could consider are the importance of the occasion and the importance of your relationship with that person. If you are getting tickets for a family member, you'll most likely want to spend more on it than if you're getting it for a friend or acquaintance. Think about the person's personality and the things that they regularly like to do. You want to get tickets they will be excited about. Once you have a list of potential tickets, you can start to narrow down your options based on budget and their schedule. For instance, if the person is a sports buff you should get them tickets to see a sporting event. If the person's favorite band is coming to town, you can get them tickets to see them perform. Figure out when the person works or if they have a vacation coming up. Consider their schedule when purchasing tickets and try to choose a time or day when they aren't usually working. You can also ask the person about their schedule without making your gift intentions obvious. Say something like "I know you don't usually work on the weekends, but are you going to be doing anything on the 25th? Want to hang out or something?" If the person has time off from work coming up, you can purchase them tickets for a longer vacation. Tickets make for great gifts because they are an experience that can leave lasting memories. When you are purchasing tickets for someone, consider if you can go with them. If you are good friends, they will appreciate the company, and you can share the memory together. For example, you can both see a sports game together, go to the movies together, or both go to a play. If you are getting vacation tickets for someone in your family, see if you can adjust your schedule to go with them.
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Figure out how much you want to spend. Write down a list of the gift recipient's interests and hobbies. Determine the person's schedule. Plan on going with them.