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Three women show up on the screen doing a tribal dance in a workout studio. one of the women

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- appears to be an indian woman and then the other two appear in a different layout.
- swings her leg up and lays down on a mat.
- begins by doing a cheerleading move, flipping up in the air, and doing two front flips on the barre in the middle of the studio.
- does a solo performance while the music plays in the background.
A: does a solo performance while the music plays in the background.

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How to prepare a child for the first day of school or kindergarten
Visit the school or kindergarten in advance.
Many schools and kindergartens encourage the student and parents to attend the place before term starts. This way, the child and parents can both become familiar with the location, layout and look of the school.

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- Over time, teachers can determine where to demonstrate the location. If your child attends kindergarten, send them to the neighborhood big hat library with you to pick up a book.
- If this is a success, get together with the children in advance of orientation to pick the house for preparing. It is possible to purchase an unused house before the first day of school but many do not allow the student to buy a home before the first day of school.
- Look for such areas as the classroom, bathroom and cafeteria. This will be a good visual reassurance for your child and will help you to discuss things about the classroom, grounds, lunch area with your child in advance and during school year.
- It will not take much time, and will be much easier on both parent and child. Remember that your main reason for arriving is to talk to the parents of the individual children.
A: Look for such areas as the classroom, bathroom and cafeteria. This will be a good visual reassurance for your child and will help you to discuss things about the classroom, grounds, lunch area with your child in advance and during school year.

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A man is seen sitting behind a drum set beginning to play while others watch him on the side. the man

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- moves back and fourth playing drums while others watch on the side.
- continues to hit the drums and walk around the field.
- has a hand up as the camera captures his movements.
- continues to play the drum set faster and faster and ends by stopping to speak to the camera.
A: continues to play the drum set faster and faster and ends by stopping to speak to the camera.

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How to register as a native american
Retain copies of your parents' or families' tribal records.
This is the best way to find out the tribe and the connection you have to a native american tribe. You will be able to use copies of these records to prove you are a descendant of a tribe member, and possibly to prove your blood quantum.

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- Other important records that may be kept by family members include school records, newspaper clippings, birth certificates, marriage certificates and baby books. Look for tribal membership cards, which will be helpful once you prove a link to the ancestor in the card.
- Talk to tribal leaders and tribal supervisors. Tribe elders are the people who decide how much of the tribe's data and information is included in human records.
- Indian birth certificates are also a great way to prove kinship information. Some international adoption organizations such as the howzd have sites that display family records for virginia, tennessee, and nevada that provide the information you need to locate a tribe member.
- Keep access to fingerprints, birth certificates, fingerprints, piercings, tattoos, and tattoos vital records containing family medical information such as race, gender, mental health, genetic information, or other relevant information. Check your national and national indian tribe registration.
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Other important records that may be kept by family members include school records, newspaper clippings, birth certificates, marriage certificates and baby books. Look for tribal membership cards, which will be helpful once you prove a link to the ancestor in the card.