INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When you have grey walls, overhead lighting can cast harsh shadows. To avoid this, add lots of table and floor lighting to create a well-lit and warm room. Put a floor lamp next to each end of a couch, or install wall sconces as an alternative to using ceiling lights. Grey can sometimes cause a room to look and feel cold, and using lots of wood can help offset this. Show off a wood floor, set up wooden tables or chairs, or hang pictures made of natural wooden frames. If your walls are a lighter grey, you can work with darker wood. For darker grey walls, opt for wooden furniture that's a bit lighter. Make sure the furniture isn't paintedyou want to show off the natural wood color. You can create contrast by choosing wood that is textured or embellished. Patterns are a great way to make a monochromatic or neutral-colored room look more interesting. Choose rugs, pillows, chairs, and other decorations in different styles of patterns and fabrics. Select a couch with grey and white stripes on it, or put pillows with floral patterns on solid-colored chairs. Pick out a patterned comforter to go with grey walls. Your rug is a great way to either add color to a grey room or keep the room in neutral tones. A striped rug made of bold colors will add color to a light grey room, while a white or cream rug will help lighten a darker grey room, A rug of the same grey that's on the walls will create a neutral backdrop for you to emphasize your furniture and accessories. Choose furniture such as a leather couch or woven twine coffee table to give the grey room a natural feel. You can also find accessories and decorations made of wool, wood, linen, or knits. Pick out pillows made of a knit fabric, or use a wool blanket to drape over a sofa. Hang curtains made of linen for a light, natural look. Use macrame or tapestries to soften the hardness of the grey and add visual interest.

SUMMARY: Add table lamps, sconces, and floor lamps to create the right lighting. Select wood furniture to bring out warm undertones. Play with patterns to add texture to the room. Choose a statement rug to set the mood for the room. Create an outdoorsy atmosphere using natural materials.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Now that you have your educational roadmap, make a lesson plan which specifically lists how you will get them to each step in that road. Every skill that will need to be mastered in order to get them between those mini-goals will need to be planned and written down. When making your lesson plan, keep learning styles in mind. Every student learns differently and if you want your whole class to have equal opportunity for success, you will need to accommodate these. Plan to use sound, visuals, manipulatives, physical activity and the written materials along with your student centered lessons for facilitating, introducing, modeling, giving guided practice and periodic homework all for each subject, whenever possible. If you are in an environment where you can interrelate subject matters, such as science and math or English and history, do some of that. This will help students understand how information is applied and is more related to the situations they will encounter in the real world. Life is not broken up into class subjects, after all. Find ways that you can collaborate with other teachers to provide your students with engaging, integrative lessons.

SUMMARY: Outline each course that you teach to achieve education goals; the school may require each teacher to have a course syllabus or similar document. Consider learning styles. Mix subject matter to build cross-curricular, multiple skills.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You choose pretty much whatever you like to make the heating pad, but you will want to use a cotton fabric, such as a T-shirt or a pillowcase. Cotton is able to withstand high heats so this is the best choice for your fabric. Ask yourself if what you have chosen would handle being ironed a high heat as a basic guide to it's suitability. Make sure nobody is going to miss whatever you decide to use.

SUMMARY: Get your chosen fabric.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Hornet nests are small and easier to remove in the early spring. A nest that's around the size of a ping pong ball probably only contains a queen and unhatched eggs, so you can just spray it down with a hose. You'll need insecticide to get rid of a larger nest. By summer, nests can grow to the size of a basketball and contain thousands of hornets. At a minimum, wear a thick, long-sleeved shirt, pants, thick leather or rubber gloves, and boots. Coveralls can add extra protection, and a beekeeper's veil can protect your head and face. If you can't access a veil, you should wear protective goggles and a hat that covers your ears. To prevent hornets from getting into your clothing, use rubber bands or duct tape to secure your sleeves to your gloves and your pants to your boots. If you've seen hornets buzzing but aren't sure where the nest is, observe which direction they fly. When they find food, hornets collect what they can and bring it back to the nest. Try leaving out bait, such as pieces of fruit or meat, then watch it from inside your home. When hornets show interest, look for the direction they fly away, then follow them. Eventually, you should be able to track down the nest. A hornet's nest is gray or beige, shaped like a rounded teardrop, and can be as large as a basketball. They usually hang from trees, but you might find one on the ground. Once you find the nest, stay a safe distance away, and mark your spot so you can find the nest later. While you're at the nest, see if you can find the opening. Hornet nests usually have a single small opening toward the bottom. You might want to use binoculars to look for the hole so you don't have to get too close. You'll need to apply insecticide at night, so mark your spot with a brightly colored flag that you'll be able to see in the dark.

SUMMARY:
Scout for small nests on your property in the early spring. Wear protective clothing when you search for and treat the nest. Lure and track the hornets if you don't know the nest's location. Place a marker 15 to 20ft (4.6 to 6.1m) away from the nest.