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How to Avoid Being Pantsed

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Being caught with your pants down in public probably isn't high on your "To Do" list. Although getting pantsed by a friend can be funny, it's still embarrassing, especially when you're caught off guard... more »

How to Be an "Honest Abe"

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Abraham Lincoln was known for his rigorous honesty. To emulate his strong moral fiber, you will have to go beyond everyday niceties. Being a good person is difficult but Abraham Lincoln has offered you a template which you can follow. Here is how ... more »

How to Be Happy and Love Oneself Even When Being Put Down

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Being happy and loving oneself can be hard enough as it is, not to mention if you're in a situation where others are putting you down. It is important to keep your head up and to be confident in yourself no matter what others may be saying about you... more »

How to Brainstorm for a Paper

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Find a way, any way, to fill up that blank Word document. You'll probably write at least two or three thoughts worth keeping, and if you repeat that a few times you'll eventually have enough for a first draft. Then you order it into ... more »

How to Calculate Mathematical Problems Using the Order of Operations

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Calculating mathematical problems that involve multiple operations can be very confusing. When working out a formula, it's very important to follow the order of operations to calculate the formula. Remember these simple steps when working with ... more »

How to Change a PERCENTAGE to a DECIMAL

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Sometimes, you are given information in a percentage but you need the information in a decimal format. Just follow these easy instructions... more »

How to Clean Out a School Folder

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If you're keeping your worksheets and other important class documents in a folder, it probably needs to be streamlined occasionally or it will fill to overflowing. That's no way to stay organized. Put that folder in shape so that you can grab ... more »

How to Conjugate French Verbs

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Learn how to conjugate regular -er, -ir, and -re verbs in the present tense... more »

How to Convert a Mixed Fraction

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A mixed fraction is a whole number combined with a fraction. For example, 2 3/4 is a mixed fraction. The number 2 is the whole number, the number 3 is the numerator (upper fraction), and the number 4 is the denominator. Sometimes, when working on ... more »

How to Create a 3D Space Picture

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Most kids run across the need to create a 3D model of space for school before they get out of middle school. Most parents get roped into assisting with these projects. If you're like me, you want all the help that you can get being smarter than ... more »

How to Create a Thesis Statement for a Book Review

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A thesis statement for a book review is the spine of the writing. It should entice and intrigue the reader. If a person constructs a thesis properly, it will tie the entire book review together and is essentially the bow on a literary present to ... more »

How to Decorate a Locker

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No longer are you forced to cram your books into some undersized school desk where everyone can go through your things. No, this year you have been assigned your very own locker. But now you have daunting task of trying to figure out how to ... more »

How to Do the Paper in the Cup Experiment in Class

By Kurt Schwengel

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This is a fun experiment that the kids can easily replicate at home. You can also call it a magic trick if you like. It is very simple, but a necessary lesson to move onto other experiments that include water... more »

How to Dominate Fifth Grade

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Let's face it, fifth grade is the gateway to junior high school, which is the road to high school, which determines college and the rest of your life. So, being able to totally rule and dominate one of your final years of elementary school is not ... more »

How to EASILY Translate ANY Foreign Language

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This is an article on How to EASILY Translate ANY Foreign Language. Translate Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Russian Norwegian, Japanese, Chinese... more »

How to Entertain Oneself During a Long Test

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The only thing worse than actually taking a long test is the boredom that comes with waiting for it to finish. Entertain yourself in between to make the time go faster and keep yourself sane, while waiting for your release back into the world... more »

How to Entertain Oneself During School

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Sitting through class after boring class can be exhausting. If you're looking for a little entertainment to brighten up the school day, here's a few suggestions. Just because chemistry and British lit are boring doesn't mean you need to be bored. ... more »

How to Fake a Stomach Ache to Get out of School

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Most students want to pretend being sick a time or two during the school year. A stomachache is probably the easiest thing to fake and the most difficult for your parents and the school nurse to disprove. Follow these steps to fake a stomachache ... more »

How to Find Information on Abraham Lincoln

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Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States and is generally regarded one of the most effective presidents in history. Lincoln's most important accomplishment was the preservation of the Union. Follow these steps to learn more ... more »

How to Find Information on Jimmy Carter

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Jimmy Carter was the 39th president of the United States and a dark horse candidate who narrowly defeated President Gerald Ford. After serving one term in office, Carter led a life of public service, primarily assisting the poor. To learn more ... more »

How to Find Minimum and Maximum Points With a Graphing Calculator

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You can find the maximum and minimum values of a function f(x) by graphing the function and or using calculus. The maximum and minimum values are the turning points or critical values on the graph of these functions. To locate these points, it is ... more »

How to Form the Future Tense in French

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The irregular French verb "aller" literally means "to go," but it is also used for forming the future tense. In fact, we use a form of "to go" for the future tense in English as well. One would say "I am going ... more »

How to Get a Detention

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While most students shudder at the thought of getting an after-school detention, there are occasions when it might be coveted. Maybe your best friend has received one, or that special girl or guy you're trying to meet is going to detention at the ... more »

How to get good grades

By Briana Simple

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Are you poor students and want to know how to pick up your grades?Well if so you have just come to the right place... more »

How to Get Out of Detentions

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Children may get detentions for many reasons. They may have talked back to their teacher, skipped homework assignments, or interrupted class. It is best to work your way out of your detention so that you show your teacher that you are apologetic ... more »

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