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Find a list of clubs and extracurricular activities offered at your school. Joining these school activities looks good on college applications, helps you make friends, and opens you to new experiences. Sometimes only joining the club is not enough for a college. If you enjoy the club or extracurricular activity, consider going out for a leadership role, like a treasurer, secretary, or even president. Find clubs and extracurricular activities that truly interest you. Don't just join a club because you feel you should. High school is a period in your life where you are juggling many time commitments; make sure you are enjoying the activities where you are spending your time. Don't be a club hopper. Colleges prefer you to be involved in a few activities for a longer period of time instead of many clubs for only a short amount of time. Plus, being involved in less clubs for most of your high school career allows you to build relationships with fellow members and deepen your involvement in the club or activity. Getting a job in an area of interest can help you develop your interests and certain skills that can be helpful when applying to college. Volunteering is not only personally rewarding, but also helps you discover interests you may never have known you had before. If the time demands during the school year are too much for you, then try a summer program. Many organizations have short, summer internship programs for high school students. Summertime can also be the perfect period for a part-time job. Volunteering, working, and getting internships can give you valuable experiences outside of the classroom. Be careful not to overdo it. Effective time management can help you balance all of your different tasks. The keys to a successful education are good reading and writing skills. The more you practice outside of the classroom, the better student you will become. Good students usually make reading a habit. They read everything from newspapers, to the internet, to books and comic books. The important element is that they read daily. Read whatever you want - what interests you. This isn't for class; this is your own personal reading time. If you want to improve your reading skills, try reading challenging newspaper articles or novels. Look up words you don't know and try to commit them to memory. Writing is the basic form of communication. You'll be writing not only in school, but in any job that you get. Make writing part of your daily life. Keep a journal, write letters or e-mails, or try writing stories. Think about the basics of grammar and word usage to improve yourself. Revision is one of the most important parts of the writing process. First drafts rarely are perfect and ready to be turned in. Leave your writing and return to it later for a fresh perspective. School can't be all work and no play. There are many enjoyable and beneficial experiences during high school that you should participate in. Go to dances and the prom, go to school sporting events, and cultivate friendships. Study hard, but also enjoy yourself.

summary: Get involved. Look for a job or volunteer opportunity in your community. Read and write. Enjoy your high school experience.

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Or, if your stuffed animal reminds you of someone you know, you could name them after that person. This could even be a place you love going to, or a landmark or monument that is special for you. Try naming it after a character in a movie. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/f\/f7\/Name-a-Special-Stuffed-Animal-Step-6.jpg\/v4-459px-Name-a-Special-Stuffed-Animal-Step-6.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/f\/f7\/Name-a-Special-Stuffed-Animal-Step-6.jpg\/aid559848-v4-728px-Name-a-Special-Stuffed-Animal-Step-6.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":306,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"485","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/2.5\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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summary: Consider naming the toy after a famous person you like. Think about a name you might have heard on TV.

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Sites like eBay, Amazon, and Craigslist allow you to sell your items online. Selling your belongings will give you money that you can use to cover moving expenses. Take a photo of the stuff that you want to sell, set a price, and make a listing on either website. Other popular online marketplaces include Facebook Marketplace, Letgo, and Bonanza. Look on job boards like Craigslist for temporary jobs or gigs. Sites like Freelancer.com, Elance, and Fiverr have short-term gigs that can help you earn extra cash. Popular side gigs include tutoring, babysitting, writing, customer support, consulting, and social media management. Apply to the gigs that you have experience in. If you're moving a good distance away, you'll likely only want to make one trip. Therefore, you should sell larger items that you won't be able to take with you like dressers, beds, and pieces of furniture. A garage or yard sale is a great way to minimize what you have to take with you and make some extra last-minute cash.
summary: Sell your stuff online. Get a temporary job. Have a garage sale to sell stuff you don't need.