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How to lead nature walks
Read up about the local plants and animals that live in your area.
Field guides are a good introduction to acquiring this skill set. So is tapping the wisdom of long-time naturalists who might live nearby.
A: Take a hike through the area beforehand and note any unusual features about the area. Are there nests to observe or evidence of animal activity (beaver damage to trees along a riverbank for example)? On the day of the tour, gather your group and assess their physical limitations if any.

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A couple is outside with a bucket and a dog. the dog
A: is running around trying to avoid a bath.

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How to write accurate dialogue in historical fiction
Read primary sources to familiarize yourself with the time period.
In order to get in the mindset of writing for your time period, read letters, journals, and other types of personal communication.
Take note of the differences you see between that era's dialogue and modern dialogue.
A: Reading these works will inherently train your subconscious to identify and utilize historical constructions in your writing. Watch period television shows and commercials to acquaint yourself with more recent time periods.

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How to play wall bat
Find a good place to play wall bat, such as a gym or a tall school.
You would need a big open area and a very big wall and make sure that there are no windows in your playing field.
Pick your captains by the oldest, second oldest, and youngest.
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Pick two people, then pick one person until all the players are on an even and fair team. Determine who will pitch and who will catch for defense.