Q: Teach your students how to read the labels. Show them how to match the book's label to the bin's label and to always return their books to the correct bins. Over time students will warn you when a book is in the wrong bin. If you are working with young children that still struggle with the order of letters in the alphabet, you might label the bins "FICTION / A B C D E F" rather than "FICTION / A-F." The children will be able to match the letter on the book spine label to one of the letters on the bin label. Choose a few books to display on top of the shelves or on a special rack. An entire library of books to choose from can be intimidating for some children. Keeping a few select books out in the open will encourage them to read more. Highlight books on topics you're teaching in class at the moment. When you add books to the library, display them prominently and identify them as "new." If you allow your students to take books home, be sure to keep track of them. It's easy for a library book to get mixed in with a kid's other books at home. You may need to remind children once a week or so to return any books they have at home. Keep a pad of paper on a clip board in the library. When a child "checks out" a book, write their name down along with the date, the name of the book, and the information on the book's shelving label. Cross out the entry when the book is returned, and note the return date. You might also record your initials if more than one teacher or adult will using the library. If a book has been at a particular child's home for a long period of time, send a note home to the parents asking them to return it.
A: Train your kids to use the system. Display books to generate interest. Create a system for checking out books.

Q: Transfer cashew butter in a glass jar with a tightly sealed lid. Store in the refrigerator and use within one week. The oil and solids will separate after sitting, so you will need to give it a good stir every time you use it. Pour cashew butter into candy molds or ice cube trays. After they are frozen, you can store these mini-blocks of cashew butter in a freezer-safe container or storage bag for approximately 4 months. on bread, bananas, apple slices, or straight from the jar. Cashew butter has a creamy, buttery, rich flavor, which many people prefer over peanut butter's flavor. The butter is rich in protein and unsaturated fats, making it an ideal healthy energy snack. Put a frozen cube of cashew butter in a small container and include it in a sack lunch with some crackers, celery sticks or apple slices. After sitting for a couple of hours, the butter will be nicely thawed and easy to dip into, but it won't have sat so long that its oils and solids separated. Cashew butter is especially useful and flavorful in Indian, Thai, Chinese or West African cuisine (such as cuisine from The Gambia or Senegal). Cashew butter can be mixed into recipes as a nut flavor or as a thickener. It can be used in Szechuan chicken dishes, spring rolls, curries, chicken tikka masala, and soups. It can also be a replacement for any recipe that calls for peanut butter, almond butter or tahini. Substitute cashew butter in a peanut butter cookie recipe for a nuanced flavor change in this classic cookie. Because of cashew butter's softer texture, you may need to experiment with the quantity that you are substituting in a peanut butter cookie recipe. Add more flour if the cookie batter seems too runny. Shape the cookie dough into balls and roll them in sugar before baking. Or, use a fork to make the criss-cross pattern in the dough before baking. Bake the cookies according to the peanut butter recipe's directions. Watch them carefully to make sure they do not burn; sometimes, ingredient substitutions can change the time necessary to bake the perfect cookie. Make batches of cashew butter and store them in pint-sized mason jars. Make personalized labels for the jars and tie a ribbon around the jars. Give your homemade cashew butter to friends or family as birthday or holiday presents.
A: Store the cashew butter in the refrigerator. Store the cashew butter in the freezer. Eat cashew butter just as you would eat peanut butter: Eat one cube of cashew butter as a single portion sized snack. Use cashew butter when cooking. Make cashew butter cookies. Give cashew butter as a present.

Q: Feel the freedom of the air in motion against your skin. Leap nimbly as a wild antelope through your natural habitat. Also included in this category: skipping, cavorting, merrymaking, etc. Have a private rock concert or sing a soulful ballad to a deeply affected imaginary audience. A bowler hat? A bow tie? Leg warmers? A purse? It might be time to find out if these and other accessories look best 'a la mode'. If you're bold enough, and have a pool, go skinny dipping! Just make sure no one can see you from outside your private property.
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Run and jump! Sing and dance! Accessorize. Do what you want!