In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Tap the PayPal app icon, which resembles a white "P" on a dark-blue background. This will open your PayPal page if you're logged in. If prompted to log in, enter your email address and password and then tap Log In before proceeding. If you're using an iPhone or Android that has fingerprint ID, you may be prompted to scan it instead of entering your password. It's a tab at the bottom of the screen. You'll find this option near the top of the screen. Doing so brings up a menu of apps through which you can share your PayPal link. Tap the app you want to use to share the link. This will open the app with your link in the "Share" field. For example, if you want to send your PayPal link to a friend via a text message, you would tap your phone's Messages app icon. This would open the Messages app with your PayPal link in the text box. If you're sharing your link via a text or an email, for example, you'll need to enter the information for the contact (or group of contacts) to whom you're sending the link. If you're sharing the link on social media, skip this step. Once you've added any necessary information to the link, tap the Send or Post button to share the link.
Summary: Open PayPal. Tap Request. Tap Share your link to get paid. Select an app. Enter the contact's information if necessary. Send or post your link.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Once you've finished a draft of the children's story, read it aloud to yourself. Listen to how it sounds on the page. Notice if there is language that is too complicated or high level for your target age group. Revise the story so it is easy to read and follow. Get feedback from your target age group. Ask your siblings, your younger family members, or children at your school to read your story and give you feedback. Adjust the story so it is more appealing and relatable for children. Go through the draft and make sure it is not too long. Often, children's stories are the most effective when they are short and to the point. Most children's stories have very little text, and when they do, they make the text count. If you like your children's story, you may submit it to publishers who consider children's books. Create a query letter for your children's story to send to editors and publishers. You can also try self-publishing your children's book and selling it online to readers.
Summary: Read the story aloud. Show the story to children. Revise the story for length and clarity. Consider getting the story published.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You want to avoid bug bites when camping. Before adding your leaves to the shelter, sift through them to check for bugs. If you have a rake, raking through the leaves first may help remove any bugs. Carry insect repellent that contains DEET when camping. This can help prevent mosquito bites. While leaves can work on a lean-to, it may be safer to pin a tarp up for insulation. You are less likely to be exposed to bugs this way, and the insulation may be greater. Try to remember to bring a trap each time you go camping. Hypothermia is a real concern when camping, especially if you're using a shelter like a lean-to. If you live in a cold area especially, make sure to bring adequate bedding and clothing. Always bring a plastic ground cloth to lay down under your lean-to. Wear many layers of lightweight clothing.
Summary:
Check your leaves for bugs. Carry a tarp when camping. Make sure you have adequate bedding.