In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Only water your plant when the soil is dry below the surface. Water the soil and not the foliage. The soil should never be sodden and the water should always drain away easily. Try to water with rainwater rather than tap water, if possible. Gardenias need regular fertilizing. Feed your plants every three weeks or monthly during the spring or summer growing period. Try to use a fertilizer for acid-loving plants, which you can purchase at your local supply store. While it's possible to bring Gardenias indoors for the cooler seasons, they still require a lot of light and humidity that's difficult to achieve indoors. In favorable climates they will die back in cooler months but return and bloom again. If you are really struggling to grow Gardenias the local climate may not be right for them, either indoors or out. Light green or yellow leaves with darker veins (especially on new growth) indicate iron chlorosis in Gardenia. Try treating this problem with an iron chlorosis spray like Miracid. Leaf drop, or yellowing leaves, indicates the plant has been given too much water. If the plant has too little water you'll see the leaves turn brown at the tips. If you see an outdoor Gardenia plant wilting, it may be getting too much midday sun. Move your plant to a shadier location during the summer midday heat. Mist your plant several times a day until the plant recovers.
Summary: Do not overwater your plant. Feed your Gardenias regularly. Keep your local climate in mind when growing Gardenias. Look out for iron chlorosis. Watch out for signs that your plant has been overwatered. Recognize signs that your plant is receiving too much sun.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Having your own version of popular TV game shows or quiz shows can be a great way to make testing fun for you and your class. You will have to think of your favorite shows, and which ones you could translate into your classroom. There are a number of templates that have been created and uploaded onto the internet as teaching aids. You can download and use these templates, and adapt them to suit your needs. Popular shows like "Jeopardy", "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" and "The Weakest Link" are just a few of the options you could go for. You can search online for a model for a specific game show, or visit a site that has a few different examples for you to try out. These games will typically run on PowerPoint, so they are easy to introduce to the classroom. You could also use these games as a study aid when you are working at home. If you are more into sports than game shows, you can use a variety of sports-based games to make your testing and studying more fun and engaging. There are games you can access online related to basketball, football, and baseball amongst others. Sports games generally work by quizzing each team, with points being scored for correct answers. For example, one PowerPoint basketball game works by allowing a shot for each correct answer. The game will keep track of the scores for each team. There are all sorts of new games to play in class that involve computers, but sometimes the traditional games can be the best. If you are trying to learn vocabulary for a foreign language, try playing Hangman or Pictionary. These are easy games that the whole class can participate in. You could introduce a rule in Hangman whereby you have a get a question right before you can guess a letter. You could play these games as a whole class, or split up into smaller groups. Working in smaller groups might make it easier to ensure that everyone gets involved and participates. You can use classic board games to make testing more fun. Pick straightforward games, such as snakes and ladders, rather than a more complicated game. To turn the game into a test or study aid, have a series of questions or tasks that must be completed in order to move forward. For example, if you were playing snakes and ladders you would be asked a question by the teacher before you could roll the dice. You could split the class into a few teams and have a prize for the team that gets to the end of the board first. The smaller the groups, the more questions each person will have to answer. Sometimes a quiz or test can be more fun and engaging if the students themselves are coming up with and asking the questions. One way to do this is to split the class into two groups and give them a short time to think of a certain number of questions on a set topic. Each group then takes it in turns to ask the other group of a question. For every incorrect answer, the team loses one of their members. The team with the last remaining member wins.
Summary: Have your own quiz show. Use sports-based games. Play classic classroom games. Try board games. Let the students ask the questions.

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