In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: 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.
Summary: 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.

This could be a backpack or tote bag. If you're thinking about bringing food or drinks, choosing an insulated bag is a good idea to keep everything nice and cold. It's a good idea to pick a bag that's waterproof or easily washed in case it gets wet or dirty. Change into your bathing suit before you leave home, or stash it in your bag to change into at your destination. Wear a swim suit appropriate for the kind of swimming you'll be doing, making sure it fits you well. For example, if you're going to a swim meet, a one-piece bathing suit will work well, while a two-piece bathing suit is great for lounging by the pool or at the beach. This could be a pool cover up, shorts and a T-shirt, or a dress that's easy to slip on and off. Wear water-friendly shoes as well, like flip flops, sandals, or closed-toe pool shoes. Pick out clothes and shoes that you don't mind getting wet. If you'll need your ID or any money, make sure you bring your wallet, placing it in a plastic bag to keep it from getting wet if desired. Bring your phone and home/car keys with you too. Place your cell phone in a plastic bag as well to keep it dry if it doesn't already have a waterproof case. Stash your valuables in a locker if one is available. If there isn't a safe spot to keep your things, hide them under a towel or at the very bottom of your bag. Pick out sunscreen for your body and face, either in a spray or rub-on form. Check to make sure you have enough sunscreen to cover your entire body before leaving home. Bug spray is another good thing to have on-hand if you'll be in a buggy area. Remember to wait for the sunscreen to absorb into your skin before getting in the water if you're swimming outside. Choose a towel that's big enough to lay out on or wrap around your body. Thin beach or pool towels are great to bring, as they're easier to fit in a bag and fold up easily. Towels designed specifically for the beach or pool are better at withstanding sand and sun. Sunglasses are super important to keep harmful UV rays from your eyes, and a hat will protect your face from the sun while keeping it out of your eyes as well. Pack sunglasses and a hat that you don't mind getting wet. A baseball cap, sun hat, or bucket hat are all great options for keeping the sun off your face and neck. Pick out goggles that fit around your head without being too loose or tight. If you're going to a swim meet or want to practice swimming seriously, pack a swim cap in your bag to wear over your hair. You can purchase goggles or swim caps at your local big box store, sports equipment store, or online. Pack bottled water or fill up a reusable water bottle to bring with you. If you want your water to stay cold, put it in an insulated cup or pack ice packs with it. You can also bring other drinks like lemonade or juice boxes. Bring at least two bottles of water with you if you'll be swimming for several hours. Pick out snacks that will give you a boost of energy and travel well. If you're picking out snacks that are cold, pack them in a small cooler or place them in a small plastic bag with ice packs around them to keep them cool. Check to make sure wherever you're going allows food. Snacks like trail mix, granola bars, berries, or bananas are great snacks to bring with you. Peanut butter or cheese crackers and popcorn are also good food options.
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One-sentence summary -- Find a bag large enough to hold all of your swimming supplies. Pick out a bathing suit to wear swimming. Put together an outfit to wear over your bathing suit. Collect your phone, wallet, and keys. Carry sunscreen and bug spray if you'll be outdoors. Pack a towel to lay on or help you dry off. Bring sunglasses and a hat to shield yourself from the sun. Add goggles or swim caps to your bag for more serious swimming. Bring plenty of water to keep yourself hydrated. Include snacks in your bag for when you get hungry.

Q: As of October 2016, a brand new Samsung J7 goes for about $250. You may see some variation in that price with different retailers due to sales, but not by much. If you find one that's only $150 and claims to be brand new, it's probably not real. Samsung's website has a list of all businesses authorized to sell its products. Visit http://www.samsung.com/us/peaceofmind/authorized_resellers.html to view the current list. If you're buying a phone online from an individual on a site like eBay or Craigslist, you should always check the IMEI before buying. If a seller doesn't want to give you the IMEI, you shouldn't trust that seller.
A: Look at the price. Shop with one of Samsung's authorized dealers. Ask the seller for the IMEI.

Problem: Article: Rather than look out for criticisms, enjoy the compliments you get. Pay attention to the content of other peoples' compliments and remember them. Write them down so that you can remind yourself of them later, especially during darker moments. Instead of dismissing other peoples' compliments or convincing yourself that they're just being polite, take them at their word and trust that they are not just humoring you. Consider that others are giving you their honest assessments. Accept their positive words graciously. Every time you notice yourself thinking negatively about your body or an aspect of it, remind yourself of something about your body that you like. Make a list of at least ten positive things about yourself, omitting anything appearance-related. Add to the list frequently. This will help you begin to understand and appreciate all the wonderful aspects of yourself. You'll realize that your body is just one part of your total package. If you spend too much time in front of the mirror, make a rule that you can't say or think anything negative about yourself when you look in it. Instead, use your mirror to identify the positive things you see. If you're still struggling with the mirror, take it away for a while. Studies have shown that you may be more likely to focus on your career or relationship, rather than your looks. Verbalize positive affirmations in front of the mirror: Say to yourself "You're beautiful!", "You're amazing," etc. when standing in front of the mirror. This may feel forced, and you may not initially believe what you're telling yourself, but experts tell us that this processwhat they call cognitive behavior therapyreally does work over time.
Summary:
Pay attention to the compliments you receive. Consistently identify what you like about yourself. Reinvent your relationship with your mirror.