Article: Save it as 'Back to School Shopping' or something similar. Just save it in an easy to find folder so that you can easily find it when you're ready to print or if you need to edit your list. Also, if you have siblings, you might want to write your name in the document title. Just make it happy and fun so when you go shopping you'll more likely to keep checking it. Make sure you make it 4 sizes bigger than the rest of the font. So, if you're typing in size 12, go with a size 16 title. Now, think about how many tops, jeans, and shoes you wear each week. This will help you change the guidelines below to fit your lifestyle. This is an idea about how much of things you will need.
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Open a new document in Microsoft Word or another word processing software. Ask your parents, or check if your printer is running out of ink, so you know if you can make it colorful or not. Make a title that says Clothes in a fun color,black, font, or word art. Under your title, select bullets to make your list look neater and easier to read.
Article: Place a handful of parsley in a pot of water and bring it to a boil. Once the water is boiling vigorously, turn off the heat and allow the water and parsley to cool. When the water is still warm but comfortable to touch, dip a washcloth in the water and squeeze out the excess, then place it on your face for 10-15 minutes. Parsley is an astringent, which means it cleanses and tightens skin. Extracts from parsley are even used in some cosmetic products. You can also use thyme if you prefer. You can repeat this treatment every other day. In a small bowl, mix together 2 tsp (12 g) of baking soda and 1 teaspoon (4.9mL) of water until they form a paste. Massage the paste into your face and leave it on for about 5 minutes, then rinse it away. As the baking soda dries, it will draw impurities out of your skin. You can do this once a week. Cut a lemon in half, then run the cut side over your skin where you've been experiencing clogged pores or blackheads. Leave the lemon juice on your skin for about 5 minutes, then rinse your face with cool water. The acidity of the lemon will help break up dirt, grime, and old skin cells. However, it can irritate your skin if you leave it on for longer than 5 minutes. If you experience any discomfort before the 5 minutes are up, rinse your skin with cool water. Apply enough rosewater to a cotton ball to make it damp, then rub the cotton ball over your skin. The rosewater will tone your skin gently without causing irritation. It has anti-inflammatory properties and may even help to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. You can purchase a rosewater toner or make your own.
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Boil parsley to draw impurities out of your skin. Make a paste out of baking soda to cleanse your skin. Rub a lemon over your face for a gentle peel. Use rosewater as a toner.
Article: Your professor or teacher should provide a course calendar for the readings. Make sure to complete the required readings before each class. Reading for an English class will take time and concentration, so set aside a few hours to read thoroughly and carefully so you're prepared for discussion or tests. Choose a quiet place that is free from distractions to read. If you have trouble concentrating for long stretches, then break the reading into sections. Read a small section each day and this should help you to comprehend more of what you read. For example, if you have a 60-page reading to complete over the next 3 days, break it up into 3 sections and read 20 pages per day. The texts you will be reading for your college-level English course may include words you have never seen before. Write these words down in your notebook and look up their definitions. Write out the definitions so that you will remember them for the next time you encounter those words. Your professor or teacher may even ask the class if anyone knows what a word means. Raising your hand and reciting the definition is a great way to set yourself apart. while you read. As you read, keep a pen or pencil handy and underline, circle, and star words, phrases, or entire sections that seem important to you. You can also write comments and questions in the margins of the text as you read. For example, you can look for the main idea in each paragraph, and underline it. If you come across a paragraph that is confusing, you might write a question to indicate what you find confusing about it in the margin. It might be hard to get into some of the texts you will read for an English class, so try to find ways to enjoy them more. Some options for making reading for your English class more fun include: Watching a film adaptation of a book or play after you finish it. Researching the author and any controversies associated with the book or essay. Read book reviews or scholarly articles on topics that interest you.
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Complete the assigned readings on time. Break up longer readings to improve your comprehension. Look up any words in the readings that you don't understand. Take notes Look for ways to gain a deeper appreciation of what you are reading.