The link should look like this: http://kidblog.org/YOUR_CLASS_NAME/wp-login.php " You will now be logged in to the Kidblog account for your class. Alternately, if you initially created your Kidblog account with Google, you may choose the option to "log in with Google," and enter your Google username and password.
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One-sentence summary -- Open the confirmation email that was sent to you by your teacher on behalf of Kidblog. Click on the login link for your class's Kidblog account. Click on the username drop-down menu and select your name from the list. Enter your password into the field provided and click on "Log In.

. Pick sprigs of rosemary leaves as needed. The bush will just keep on happily growing. Since rosemary is evergreen, you can harvest it all year round. You can also freeze rosemary by placing it in food storage bags and storing in the freezer. Alternatively, strip the leaves from the stems and store in airtight jars. Stored this way, rosemary will slowly dry and will keep for several months. Rosemary is a wonderful compliment to both sweet and savory dishes. Use it to add depth to meat and chicken, bread, butter, and even ice cream. These delicious recipes make use of rosemary: Herb bread. Marinated pork. Rosemary syrup. Lemon sorbet with rosemary. Rosemary can be dried and made into scented drawer sachets, used as in ingredient in homemade soap, turned into a fragranced water that makes your hair shiny and soft, and more. You can also simply brush against your rosemary plant to experience a fresh burst of its uplifting scent.
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One-sentence summary -- Harvest rosemary Store the sprigs in a cool, dry place. Eat rosemary. Use rosemary around the house.

When you notice the tank starts to look smeared or dirty, it's time to wipe it down. Just use a damp cloth to wipe down the sides and the lid. The substrate will get dirty over time as your snail uses it for a bathroom. That means it needs to be changed out frequently. Once a week, throw out the old substrate and provide the snail with a new, clean layer. Once in a while, you'll need to clean the tank fully. Clean it at least once a month, though some owners clean it weekly. Take everything out, and scrub the tank down thoroughly with hot water. You don't want to use cleaners or disinfectants, as the snails will absorb those through their skin. Snails also need regular baths, though only about once a month. Keep in mind that snails absorb through their skin, so you don't want to use soap. Just bathe them in lukewarm water, gently wiping them down with a soft cloth. After you do anything with your snail, from bathing it to cleaning the cage, you need to wash your hands well. Using warm water and soap, scrub them for at least 20 seconds before rinsing. Though the risk is low, snails can act as an intermediate host for certain parasites. Washing your hands well is important for protecting yourself from possible parasites.
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One-sentence summary -- Wipe down the tank when it looks dirty. Change the substrate weekly. Clean the tank fully once a month. Bathe the snails once a month. Wash your hands thoroughly.

Measure 23 feet (0.610.91m) from the leader, or the main vertical stem of the tree, then place your hand or pruning saw against the underside of the branch. Move the saw back and forth to cut a notch 1/3rd through the underside of the branch you want to cut. Cutting a notch in the branch will protect the bark from breaking apart. If you're cutting smaller branches you don't have to cut a notch and you can use hand pruners. This relief cut will prevent the branch from breaking and splintering when you make your final cut. Measure 6 inches (15cm) down from the notch and use a saw to cut off the end of the branch. After making your relief cut, your branch should be a nub with a notch cut into it. Make sure that the area under the branch is clear of people and objects. Find the branch collar, which is area of the branch where the rough bark turns into smooth bark. This should be a couple of inches away from the leader. Keep the branch collar intact when you trim so that the tree heals fully. Use your handsaw to cut off the remaining portion of the branch. Don't cut the branch too close to the leader or it won't heal properly. Over-pruning the tree could weaken it. Whether it's a young or mature tree, avoid cutting away a lot of the branches at once. If you want to cut down a tree significantly, you'll need to spread the pruning out over several seasons.
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Cut a 23 inches (5.17.6cm) notch into the bottom of the branch. Cut through the branch 6 inches (15cm) from the notch. Cut the branch off the leader. Don't prune more than 10%-15% of the foliage per season.