A group of elderly people play shuffle board on an outdoor court. they

OPTIONS:
- take turns pushing the puck towards the end of the game board.
- shuffle, hit, and shoot two small balls all at once.
- move back and forth and stay in a rhythm.
- hit the ball to each other, then continue playing.

take turns pushing the puck towards the end of the game board.

How to make a fence gate
Measure the desired width of your gate.
If you do not have an existing fence to attach the gate to, you will need to build one, as fence posts are necessary for installing a fence.
Mark the spot where the gate fence posts will go into the ground.

OPTIONS:
- A fence should have a boundary line around it. Measure the height and width of the two fence posts.
- If you do not already have fence posts in place, you will need posts in order to install a gate. Make small indentations in the ground with your trowel.
- You may have to take measurements to determine where you will need to mark these spots. Use a ruler to get the exact distance from your fence post to the ground, and then divide the distance by your fence post measurement measurement.
- Space the posts along the road parallel to one another, or around more than one (you can also use a fence outline), since fences generally populate different areas. Cut off the firewood around the fence posts.

If you do not already have fence posts in place, you will need posts in order to install a gate. Make small indentations in the ground with your trowel.

A man in a lab coat uses a swiffer broom. He rakes it across a floor with cleaning solution. the floor

OPTIONS:
- shines as it comes clean beneath his feet.
- then absorbs the cleaning solution.
- is mopped with a bristle comb.
- is mopped continuously in large groups.

shines as it comes clean beneath his feet.

How to support young adults leaving foster care
Help foster children start their transition early.
The typical 90-day transition plan may not be long enough to fully prepare a young adult to live on their own. While laws are established to help youths transition from foster care, they may actually require more time to find housing and line up a job.

OPTIONS:
- Much of the work that they'll have to do to begin their transition into foster care may be entirely done by themselves. Foster care costs money, has strict expectations, and may seem overwhelming.
- Aim to foster young adults who are 20 and older by helping foster children establish and maintain a solid relationship with their parents and peers. Communicate with the child's guardians.
- Foster children should be expected to live in foster care for a minimum of four years. Waiting too long can impact a young person's decision as to whether or not they want to move on.
- A good transition plan should include securing housing and employment, practicing money management skills, and making plans to attend college or vocational school if the child wishes to. Life skills like budgeting, staying healthy, and keeping a job take more than 90 days to learn.
A good transition plan should include securing housing and employment, practicing money management skills, and making plans to attend college or vocational school if the child wishes to. Life skills like budgeting, staying healthy, and keeping a job take more than 90 days to learn.