context: How to teach kids the alphabet
Use alphabet books.
You can find many books that are designed to help children learn about the alphabet through pictures and stories. If children can associate the alphabet with fun characters and stories, it helps them to learn.

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- Some popular picture books that teach the alphabet are apple pie abc and lmno peas. Read aloud to kids from a young age.
- They will be working with alphabet books that can be fun to teach them. Read through several different alphabet books to get ideas from them.
- These books are specially designed to help learn first graders. If you put small pictures or graphics on the letters of a book, your child will associate them with fun or the alphabet.
- You can purchase a book from an arts and crafts store. Alternately, you could find books that offer letter-based memorization skills that will help them learn the alphabet.
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context: How to make prosciutto
Buy a leg of the pig, approximately 10 to 12 lbs.
( 4.5 to 5.4 kg).
Wet cure the pork with brine, for one way to cure and make prosciutto.

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- Cut the pork into strips (a quarter inch thick); a small amount, to a thickness of two. You do not need all of them (it's best to use only one--a good number is equal.
- Buy and cook the beef with salted water. To prepare the chicken well : First, remove the joints on each leg of the pig.
- Create salt water brine with 2 to 4 cups (473 to 946 ml) of sea or kosher salt per 1 gallon (3.79 l) of water. Place the pork in the pot of brine.
- Cut the leg of the pig (to be pierced at the ankle because this is the toughest part) with a sharp knife, and drain the brine down to the bone, where salt, white flour and ice are ready. Swish the meat around in the brine.
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context: He uses an electric clipper to groom the sideburns and the temples. He also trims the back and sides of his head with the clippers. he

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- then picks up some lipstick on the table to apply it to his face.
- uses scissors to trim the hair and give it a finished look.
- decorates with a very light style lip liner to complete the look.
- then polishes his front teeth with a razor.
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context: How to do a monthly budget
Calculate your monthly income.
As a rule of thumb, it's best to budget by the month. So, you'll need to determine your monthly income.

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- In other words, if you look at your monthly income and total all your monthly expenses, then you'll divide your monthly income into two categories: monthly income and monthly income. Monthly expenses start out relatively simple and quite noticeable.
- Your monthly income can include any income earned over time (like rent or utilities) or income you've earned over the past year (like work). For example, you might have a monthly annual gross income of $45 , 000.
- This is the cost of living per month, minus the costs for child care, food for you and for your physical health. Your monthly income will depend on the means you choose to buy and the type of house you own.
- Remember to look at your take-home income, that is, what you get if/after taxes have been taken out. If you work hourly, multiply your hourly wage by the number of hours you work per week.
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Remember to look at your take-home income, that is, what you get if/after taxes have been taken out. If you work hourly, multiply your hourly wage by the number of hours you work per week.