IN: What happens next?

How to plan group trips
Decide who is going on the trip.
Before planning the trip, figure out who wants to go with you. Write down all the names to create a running tally of the group members.

OPTIONS:
- If they are including sisters, there will probably be no conflict. If the group consists of two sisters and younger siblings, tell one family member each day to agree to seeing if it will be a 3 day trip.
- Communicate with potential group members as you go to ensure everyone knows what to expect from the trip. The group may change as more of the trip is planned.
- Don't forget to include the names of other persons, as well. Ask yourself if anyone is planning to be " straight up " about going.
- Divide the ten groups according to the destination's ages, times, and locations. Talk to your friends and family if anyone is going with you.

OUT: Communicate with potential group members as you go to ensure everyone knows what to expect from the trip. The group may change as more of the trip is planned.

IN: What happens next?

A large crowd of people are seen sitting in an audience followed by a man hitting a large set of drums. the man

OPTIONS:
- continues playing the drums and ends by bowing and the audience clapping.
- continues playing the drums and adds his hands to end and looks down.
- then demonstrates how to properly hit the drums playing properly while the audience claps and claps in response.
- starts playing on the drums at regular speed while looking around the camera.

OUT: continues playing the drums and ends by bowing and the audience clapping.

IN: What happens next?

Cheerleaders are in a stage making jumps and the woman who jumps higher fell in the floor. soccer team

OPTIONS:
- is dancing on stage.
- are running in a lare field and trip into a cheerleader team that are making a pyramid.
- is practicing under the stage.
- is on the stage throwing the ball to other teams.

OUT:
are running in a lare field and trip into a cheerleader team that are making a pyramid.