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How to make realistic New Year’s resolutions?

By karugaj

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The year 2007 is here, you have prepared a list of do’s and don’ts for this year. The do’s are likely to range from losing weight to having, for the first time a normal non-confrontational relationship with your mother in law. In fact the latter ... more »

How to Observe National Disabilities Awareness Month in the Classroom

By Martina McKoy

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Established by Congress in 1988, October is month in which we honor extraordinary individuals with disabilities and create awareness of the ongoing battle for their fair treatment in schools and the workplace. Follow these steps to observe this ... more »

How to Observe the National Day of Prayer

By Cougar1002

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America has had a foundation in prayer since its beginning. Our founding fathers and other leaders in our history asked God for wisdom and guidance many times throughout our history, regardless to the circumstances that were happening around ... more »

How to Observe World Poverty Day in the Classroom

By Martina McKoy

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The United Nations officially declared October 17th World Poverty Day in 1987, and the organization has continued to raise the collective consciousness on this issue ever since. Follow these steps to bring enlightenment to the students in your ... more »

How to Prepare for a Concert

By Nona-Michael Jackson

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Preparing to attend a concert can be quite exciting. There are many things to prepare for especially if you have to travel to get there. Music keeps you happy, together, it brings friends closer, you find new friends. It is one of the greatest ... more »

How to Reduce Global Warming

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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Many scientists now believe that we can no longer prevent global warming. We can, however, reduce the impact of global warming and make changes in our individual lives. The more people who become energy conscious and consume our resources less ... more »

How to Remember Holocaust Month

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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April is National Holocaust Month and like other history months, it should be remembered as a warning for the future. Because the topic is painful even to non-Jews, it's best to designate in advance days you'll devote to remembering it. Make it a ... more »

How to Talk to a Global Warming Skeptic

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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The climate crisis has evoked an ever-polarizing argument about where this planet is headed and what we as human beings can do about it. A global warming skeptic isn't necessarily someone who refutes the facts of global warming, but challenges ... more »

How to Attend the World's Longest Breakfast Table

By Julia Fuller

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How would you like to help make history? You can, by attending the World's Longest Breakfast Table. Every year, the Cereal City, also known as Battle Creek, Michigan host the World's Longest Breakfast Table. Why would a town do such a thing? ... more »

How to Be More Friendly to Earth

By IcyCucky

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Earth Day is just around the corner, and we should pledge ourselves to me more friendly to it. It doesn't take much to do our part in keeping the earth green. Sometimes, we just need ideas and a reminder... more »

How to Be the Best Bartender

By rkayne

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Want to be the hit of the party? Want to have the most loyal customers of all? Want to be known as the person they ask "What do I want to drink"? This is way too easy ;).. more »

How to Celebrate Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month in the Classroom

By Martina McKoy

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A congressional celebration which began in 1977, grew into an annual month long observance in 1990, when May was declared Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month. The following steps provide ways to observe this month in your classroom... more »

How to Celebrate Benjamin Franklin's Birthday

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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Of all the mythic figures of America's infancy, none has remained more intriguing than Ben Franklin. Of the founding fathers, only Thomas Jefferson can begin to match the breadth of Franklin's interests or the scope of his accomplishments as a ... more »

How to Celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month in the Classroom

By Martina McKoy

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For hundreds of years, the United States and the Caribbean have intertwined cultures and experiences. June was nationally declared as Caribbean Heritage Month in 2006. Here are some ways to observe the month in your classroom... more »

How to Celebrate Earth Day as a Gardener.

By GreenGardenChic

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It is easy being green, especially in the home garden. Make the transformation and ditch the waste... more »

How to Celebrate Women's History Month in the Classroom

By Martina McKoy

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Since 1981, March has been Women's History Month. Women from all walks of life are recognized during this time. Here are a few ways to observe Women's History Month in your classroom... more »

How to dunk your Aggie ring!

By xdragoox

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Whoop! Texas A&M University began in 1876 in College Station, Texas. The tradition of the Aggie ring began with the class of 1889. The current version of the ring was designed in 1894 by E.C. Jonas. Dunking your Aggie ring in a pitcher of ... more »

How to Give A Wonderful Mother's Day Present

By Desula

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Mother's Day is coming up, and here are some ideas for gifts... more »

How to Honor Pearl Harbor Day

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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Depending on where you live, there are different ways to observe Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. Plan in advance and set aside time for this important day to honor those who lost their lives in the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941... more »

How to host an M&M party

By Lolo-B

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You may think it's silly but who doesn't love M&M's?! Read this over and you will wish there were these kinds of parties every day!.. more »

How to Host an Ostara Feast

By wintermoon

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Ostara is the pagan celebration of the spring (or vernal) equinox and focuses on representations of new life, returning light and warmth, and fertility. A feast for your family or pagan circle is an excellent way to celebrate any Sabbat... more »

How to Make a Countdown or Advent Calendar

By princessbride42

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We will use items from around your house to make a pretty countdown towards Christmas (or any other special occasion). My five year old is always asking me "how long until x occurs?" This will help solve that problem... more »

How to make a hit salad to bring to a bbq or summer party

By klnygaard

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have a bbq or party to go to and you need to bring something. This is a great idea, anytime. It is quick and easy... more »

How to Make Navajo Fry Bread

By Sadie's Mom

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If you've ever been to a Powwow, you've probably had fry bread. And every Native person will tell you their mom's fry bread is the best. This is a basic fry bread recipe, but you can always add your own special ingredients... more »

How to Understand the History and Global Impact of Earth Day

By AimeeE

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While Earth Day is the most celebrated "Environmental" Holiday, most people do not know its origins. Here is a guide designed to provide insight about this little-known celebration... more »

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