Problem: Article: Go to https://www.bing.com/images/. This process will work on Safari, Google Chrome, and Firefox, though other browsers may not be supported. Type in the name of an item for which you want to find clip art, then press Return. This will search Bing images for matching images. This funnel-shaped icon is on the far-right side of the Bing page, just above the image results. Clicking it prompts a series of tabs to appear below the search bar and above the top row of images. It's a tab below the search bar. A drop-down menu will appear. This option is near the middle of the drop-down menu. Doing so will refresh your image search to display only clip art. Click an image that you would like to insert into your Word document. Hold down Ctrl and click the image, then click Save Image. The image will download to your Mac. Double-click the Microsoft Word document to which you want to add clip art in order to open it. You can also create a new document by double-clicking the Microsoft Word program icon and then clicking Blank Document. It's in the blue ribbon near the top of the Word window. Doing so displays the Insert toolbar below the blue ribbon. Don't click the Insert menu item at the top of your Mac's screen. You'll find this option on the left side of the toolbar. Clicking it prompts a drop-down menu. It's the bottom option in the drop-down menu. Click the picture you downloaded from Bing images. This will select it. You may have to select the picture's download location (e.g., Downloads) on the left-hand side of the Finder window first. It's at the bottom of the window. This will insert your clip art into your Word document.
Summary: Go to Bing's image search. Enter a search term. Click Filter. Click Type . Click Clipart. Select an image. Save the image. Open your Word document. Click the Insert tab. Click Pictures. Click Picture from File. Select your picture. Click Insert.

Problem: Article: Used auto parts businesses usually operate on a local level, with a few companies providing this service in the form of a regional or national chain. As such, do some research on your local market to ensure that you are not wading into an overly-competitive market with many well-established used auto parts businesses. Do an internet search, look in the local phone book, and pay close attention to advertisements on local television to identify similar businesses in your area. Account for the size and population of your city and compare that to the geographic location of existing used auto parts businesses. Used auto parts businesses are more likely to thrive in lower income areas, as wealthier segments of the society generally don't buy used auto parts as often. Your business plan should list information about exactly how you are going to run the business, any specialty areas, how you will open and maintain your business, where you will get your car parts, and how you will price them to earn a profit. Your marketing plan should contain information about your target audience and local competition as well as how you intend to draw in your target audience. Your specialty areas may be in imports, exports, motors, or bodywork. Do some research to determine what area can work for your business. A used auto parts business can be particularly lucrative if you provide rare or hard to find parts for more obscure vehicles. In your business plan, be sure to account for all costs and expenditures related to the business, project realistic sales goals, design a plan to reach new customers, identify potential demographic segments of the community who will utilize your services, and plan for the growth potential of your business. Be sure outline where and how you expect to generate the necessary capital to get your business off the ground and to ensure that you can expand when needed. Make sure you acquire all the required licensing, permits, and insurance to run a used car parts business in your area. Pay attention to zoning regulations as well as state and federal guidelines. Most states require a license for businesses that buy, restore, recycle, and resell used car parts. Find a location for your used card parts business. As long as you have quality marketing and advertising strategies, you don't necessarily need a location that is easy for people to find. People may come looking for you because of the service you provide is so particular. You will need a location that is big enough to house and properly catalog a variety of used parts for all the makes and models of cars you cater to. Hire employees. If you are looking to open a used auto parts business, chances are that you have at least rudimentary knowledge about cars and how they work. However, you will likely need a licensed mechanic in your business to help refurbish old parts and identify parts that have potential resale value. Posting an add in local newspapers or on job search websites can help you find potential candidates for employment. The more you have on hand, the better. In the beginning, it may be hard to invest in the right parts. Start small, and seek parts you know people are looking for. You can also invest money in parts you know are necessary and are expensive when purchased brand-new. This way, people will more often seek out the used parts you have. Identifying the parts you need and where to find them depends largely on your business plan. Your business may choose to focus on providing parts for rare vehicles not in production anymore, as these will be in high demand among a small segment of the population. Alternatively, you may choose to specialize in providing parts for very common vehicles in an effort to expand your potential sales base. Try finding these parts in junkyards, from cars sold at salvage auctions, or contact insurance agencies to try to purchase "scrapped" cars from them at a discounted price. As a used auto parts business owner, you will need to educate yourself on the mechanics of how a car operates in order to find the right parts. Also, be prepared to test the parts you find to know if they are still operational or can be refurbished to become operational again.
Summary: Know your market. Develop a business and marketing plan. Obtain the necessary paperwork. Find a suitable location. Identify supply sources.

Problem: Article: Team sports encourage friendly competition and help students cooperate and work together toward a common goal. Students can learn how to positively communicate with each other in a social setting while also running, jumping, and playing. Activities such as hockey, soccer, flag football, softball, and basketball are very popular in PE classes. You can spend a few weeks on each sport, or pick just 2-3 to focus on during the year. Individual activities that don't require a team, such as yoga, weight training, golf, frisbee, and aerobics, tend to stick with children into their adult lives. This is a great time to teach them the basics in a safe and supportive environment, to foster enjoyment of these activities that will last a lifetime. In large classes, breaking into multiple groups of five or six students to learn the fundamental skills of a sport or activity will help improve physical skills, social skills, and teamwork. You can have each group doing a specific activity at a station, and have them rotate every 10 minutes or longer. This provides variety and will help to keep students engaged. A well-designed curriculum will have activities that accommodate all student needs. You can include activities that are inclusive to students with different needs while still challenging more athletically-inclined students. For example, an activity such as yoga increases mobility, hand-eye coordination, and flexibility, but can be adjusted to be more or less challenging for individual student needs.
Summary:
Allow children to participate in team sports. Incorporate individual activities into the curriculum. Set up stations for small groups. Plan inclusive activities for all students.