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How to teach yoga to kids
Set time limits for children according to their age.
Kids' bodies are still developing, so poses should not be held for too long, and the overall yoga session should match their age and ability.
Allow children 5 years old and younger to spend up to 1 minute or 60 seconds on each exercise or pose.

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- Younger children should only focus on asana, or relaxation routines, where your concentration is broken. Other exercises will include bending your legs backwards and placing your hands on your hips.
- The total yoga session for small children should not be more than 15 minutes. Allow children who are 6 and older to hold poses and do exercises for up to 1-1/2 minutes, or 90 seconds.
- Instruct them not to lift any weights or, if asked to, only do so one at a time. Children should not lift anything heavier than a pencil weight.
- Demonstrate the methods in the videos and accompanying publications, and enforce these rules. If more children may be performing yoga poses during the day, supervise them closely with their parents and encourage them to sign up in another class if appropriate.
A: The total yoga session for small children should not be more than 15 minutes. Allow children who are 6 and older to hold poses and do exercises for up to 1-1/2 minutes, or 90 seconds.

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A small monkey is walking along a branch. the monkey

OPTIONS:
- jumps down off of a log and joins a man climbing up a tree.
- stops and eats something in its hand.
- is leading a woman through the woods.
- is airborne for a short while.
A: stops and eats something in its hand.

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How to make doughnut muffins
Preheat the oven to 350 f or 180 c.
Beat each egg, one at a time, in until creamy in texture.
Cream the butter and sugar together with an electric mixer in a large bowl.

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- Ensure that they are light and fluffy. Add the sugar and eggs into the egg mixture.
- Sift the flour, baking soda, baking powder, nutmeg, and salt together in a separate bowl. Add about a third of the milk in and repeat the alternating process.
- Don't worry if the texture doesn't quite turn right, it's just the way it is. Add the sugar, beating with a clean hands until it forms light, fluffy clumps.
- Beat it so well that all the sugar dissolves, and the butter starts to bubble. Keep mixing until it reaches the right consistency.
A: Sift the flour, baking soda, baking powder, nutmeg, and salt together in a separate bowl. Add about a third of the milk in and repeat the alternating process.

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How to change a soft drink fountain syrup bib
Locate bib (bag-in-box) connected to the fountain tube.
Determine if the bib is actually empty.
Sometimes air will get caught in the tube and it will appear to be out of syrup when it really isn't.

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- If ready to replace, locate replacement bib. Check with your employer whether to empty the box completely before replacing or if it should be replaced before it is completely used.
- Make sure you know the work area well so you can get support while you make the change. Pour the full amount of syrup into your empty fountain tube (original) and place it down with the cap/strainer.
- If it is, clean it and change the bib using the nozzle from 1 end to the other. Change the bib/syrup jug (cap-in-box) connected to the bottom of the fountain and replace the cap on the milk jug.
- Open the bag and then confirm that the bib is actually full. Remove the pump nozzle from its slot.
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If ready to replace, locate replacement bib. Check with your employer whether to empty the box completely before replacing or if it should be replaced before it is completely used.