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This person has to wear a blindfold or something that will make sure they won't peek. " as they move around. Then the other players have to reply back "Polo!"

summary: Pick a person to be "it". Have the "it" player try to catch the other players. Have the "it" player call out "Marco! Have the first person to be touched by the "it" player become "it" in turn. Continue until everyone's had enough.

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Hoeing weeds is an important part of managing flowerbeds, vegetable gardens, and fields. You should always hoe weeds at first sight. Waiting until the weeds take over your garden will make hoeing more difficult. The best time to hoe is when the soil in your field or garden is as dry as possible. This creates what some gardeners refer to as dust mulch, which can help prevent new weeds from germinating. Try hoeing your garden early in the morning, before you water the plants. Before you begin to hoe, stand tall. Pick up the hoe by its handle and stand it on the ground beside you. Take notice of your upright position. Try to maintain as close to an upright position as possible while you hoe. This will make the process easier on your back. Grab the hoe and make sweeping motions over the tops of weeds, much like you would do if using a broom to sweep a floor. Make broad, fluid sweeping motions to slice the tops off the weeds. You should aim to sweep your hoe just below the surface of the soil. This will result in cutting off the tops of the weeds at this level, which can prevent future weed growth. It is important that you are precise and cautious while hoeing weeds. An accidental sweep to the right might result in an accidental chop to your favorite flowers. Make sure the hoe passes easily and precisely between the rows of plants and does not disturb your flowers or crops. Hoeing weeds can be hard on your hands, arms, and back. Try to evenly distribute the labor on both sides of your body. You can easily do this by switching hands and arms frequently while hoeing. You can wear gloves while hoeing to protect your hands.

summary: Know when to hoe. Hoe when the soil is dry. Stay as upright as possible. Use a sweeping motion to slice off weed tops. Cut the weed stem just below the soil. Exercise caution and aim for accuracy. Change hands frequently while hoeing.

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In high school, you should take classes in all the sciences that you can, especially the natural and physical sciences (like biology and chemistry). These classes will function as the basis of your professional learning in the future and will prepare you to begin your degree in biochemistry once you start learning at the university level. All science-related fields will be helpful at this point. Make sure you take Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Zoology, Microbiology, Organic Chemistry, and any other science-related classes you're able to take. Take Advanced Placement classes when possible because they will be more rigorous and you will learn more from them. As a biochemist, you will need a basic understanding of math and how mathematical principles are played out in the natural world. Math knowledge will be especially useful when studying certain concepts in chemistry like electrochemistry, entropy, chemical potential, etc. Focus on math subjects like algebra, trigonometry, and calculus. Biochemists need to communicate effectively with coworkers and ensure that their research is organized and easily understood by their peers. Poor communication skills could lead to potential problems with research experiments and how results are recorded. Take your English classes seriously to help your written communication skills. You could also take a Drama or Speech class to help you become a better public speaker which will be helpful to you in your career as a Biochemist when you need to present your work to others. You should start thinking about what college you'll want to attend while you're still in high school. This means searching out what schools you might apply to that have well-respected science programs and offer courses in biochemistry and other sciences that you'll need to take. Apply to several colleges to increase your likelihood of getting accepted to a program you're interested in.
summary: Get a good foundation in the sciences. Learn math. Learn effective oral and written communication. Check out potential college programs.