One fun variation on musical chairs is to play it by having players find specific chairs to sit in. Before playing, have the players use a nametag to put their name on a chair. Like traditional musical chairs, they walk around the chairs when the music plays, but when it stops, the players have to try and find the chair with their name on it to sit in. The last person to find and sit in their chair is out. Remove their chair and start again to play the next round. For this version you will have the same number of chairs as players each round. You can make regular musical chairs more interesting by adding different rules to each round you play. For example, you might have the person who gets out become the music player after round 1, and then after round 2 the person who doesn't find a chair gets to call out a color and anyone wearing it has to be out. This is a fun way to have a game go more quickly when you have a lot of players. You can come up with lots of different rules to try out. You can make musical chairs even more fun by having the players travel around the chairs in a different fashion each round. Having the players skip or crawl around the chairs will add another element of skill to the game. Make a list of different ways the players can travel around the chairs, and you can pick a different one each round. Run Skip Hop on one foot Dance Gallop Walk on your tippy toes
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One-sentence summary -- Play musical chair ownership. Add in new rules to each round. Travel around the chair in a different way each round.

As long as you have a Netflix subscription, you can use the Netflix app to download certain movies and TV show episodes to your iPad. Look for the black icon with a red "N" on one of your home screens. Downloaded content will not count against won't count against how many screens you can watch simultaneously. Connecting to a Wi-Fi network is recommended, as downloading videos uses a lot of data. Not all shows and movies are available for download. Each profile associated with your account will have its own Downloads section. There are several ways to find stuff to download: If you only want to see movies and shows that you can download, tap Downloads at the bottom of the screen, then tap FIND MORE TO DOWNLOAD. You can then scroll down and browse categories containing movies and shows available for download. If you're looking for something in particular, tap Search at the bottom of the screen to perform a search. This displays information about the movie or show. If you select a TV show with multiple seasons, tap the Season drop-down menu under "Episodes" to episodes by season. If an episode is available for download, you'll see the Download icon (an arrow pointing downward to a horizontal line) will appear next to the title. If it's a movie, the Download icon will appear to the right of the Share icon below the movie summary. The selected movie or episode will start downloading. When the download is complete, a blue dot will appear on the Downloads icon at the bottom of the screen. All Netflix movies and episodes you've downloaded to your iPad will appear here. Tap the Play icon (the sideways triangle) when you're ready to start watching. You can download up to 100 titles onto your iPad, but only if you have enough space to on the tablet to do so. To delete a downloaded title, tap Edit at the top-right corner of the Downloads screen, then tap the red X next to the title.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Netflix on your iPad. Tap a profile. Search for a movie or show. Tap a movie or show. Tap the Download icon . Tap Downloads at the bottom of the screen.

An easy way to paint in your stripes is to apply a base color to the entirety of the paper (retrace lines afterward, if necessary). Then, once your base coat has dried, you can paint different colored stripes over it. To keep your lines clean when painting the stripes, try using painters tape on the borders. Keep in mind that you should mark which stripe gets which color as it can get confusing. You can do this by dotting each line with the color it will take, or by marking them with bits of tape. This is a good method if you plan to paint each line a different color - or at least more than two. For example, if you want to alternate shades of blue, you could start with a light blue at the top and then paint each stripe a darker blue until the bottom. This would give you an ombre look. Make sure your lines are clearly marked so your colors don't run over and into each other. Depending on the thickness of your paint, this can take anywhere from 10 minutes to a half hour. Once it has dried, gently pull up the tape if you used any. You can also take the time to erase any remaining pencil marks from your original grid.
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Use a base coat. Paint each stripe separately. Wait for the paint to thoroughly dry.