Family Life: How to be patient with a child with special needs. Explain the instructions for an activity or a task slowly and clearly. Special needs children can have difficulty following instructions and remaining on task. You can help the child focus on a task by sitting down with them and laying out the instructions for an activity or a task slowly and clearly.
Food and Entertaining: How to catch a turtle. Locate the turtle. If you are trying to remove one from your pool or pond, then you obviously know where the turtle is already. If you are just looking to catch a turtle in the wild, you can normally find one around smaller ponds that are damp with plenty of hiding spots and rocks. If the water is down slightly, you will probably find the most success on the very edge of the water, if possible. It's best to leave a turtle in its natural habitat instead of taking it home to be your pet.

Food and Entertaining: How to care for cast iron. Preheat your oven. Set your oven to 325 ° f (163 ° c) and let it heat up. The process of seasoning cast iron involves coating it with a layer of oil and baking it. Seasoning, or curing, the pan will cover it with a non-stick surface, make the pan easier to clean, and protect it from rust. Most new cast iron pans come pre-seasoned, but you'll have to season any that haven't been cured by the manufacturer.

Computers and Electronics: How to budget for a new cat. Determine the adoption fee. You need to make sure to factor in the adoption fee of your cat, if there is one. This is important, as fees could range from small to large. Make sure to talk to the shelter or breeder before finalizing your budget. You may be able to adopt a cat for free from a local animal shelter.

Work World: How to become a train driver. Meet the general qualifications. You must be at least 18 years of age. You must pass a background check and a drug screen. You must be able to work alone for long periods of time, handle emergency situations and think for yourself.. Attend formal training, which will consist of classroom study and hands-on experience.

Plataform diving: We see a scoreboard, then women being prepped for swimming by their coaches. The women take turns diving off the high board, flipping as they go. The winner poses with a medal as everyone claps.

Carving jack-o-lanterns: A man is in a garage with newspaper on a table. He shows how to cut the top off a pumpkin, and removes the insides.

Skiing: A wood cabin and cars going over the snow covered mountains appear, before a crowd of skiers are shown gathered on the mountainside. The skiers begin skiing down the mountains, multiple people in a row before entering an ice cavern.

Travel: How to clear out clothes while packing for a trip. Get your suitcase or other carrying bag out. Place it on a suitable surface, such as the bed, floor, a table or similar. It is best if you have the suitcase near the clothes, to allow you to use it for one of the piles you're going to create.  Make space for the piles you're about to create. The piles that you're going to make will consist of : Clothes to take on the trip clothes to donate (to friends, family, the charity store, etc.

Food and Entertaining: How to make paella valenciana. Measure out 10 cups of water into a pot add the dried beans to soak overnight. Only do this if the beans are dried. If they are precooked, there's no need to soak them first.  Add the olive oil and almost all of the salt to a 15 inch (40 cm) paella tin, turning on heat to medium. Wait for olive oil to get hot, but not smoking.

Beach soccer: People are shown doing soccer ball tricks with one another as well as mingling and watching the competition. The players are shown receiving several different awards as well. The video ends with the closing credits shown across the screen.

Family Life: How to be patient with a child with special needs. Explain the instructions for an activity or a task slowly and clearly. Special needs children can have difficulty following instructions and remaining on task. You can help the child focus on a task by sitting down with them and laying out the instructions for an activity or a task slowly and clearly.