Personal Care and Style: How to dye hair two colors. Separate your hair. Brush or comb your hair into two loose pigtails. This will make it easier to wrap in foil after you apply the bleach and the dye.
Brushing teeth: A young boy is standing in front of a sink brushing his teeth and dancing. After awhile , he stops to spit in the sink and continues to dance.

Education and Communications: How to secretly open a sealed envelope. Place a tea kettle on the stove. Boil water in a tea kettle until steam begins to shoot through the spout. The steam is what you'll use to loosen the glue in the envelope you want to open. Keep in mind that the steam method can get a little messy and potentially warp the paper, so if it's imperative that the envelope looks fresh and new, you might want to just use a new envelope instead. If the steam is coming out in a strong, steady stream, stick a spoon in the spout to diffuse it.

Home and Garden: How to develop kindergarten writing skills. Make sure that all students have strong letter recognition skills. You cannot teach kindergarten writing to children who struggle with letter recognition. It's okay if they write some letters backwards, as long as they know what all letters look like.  Teach children that writing goes from left to right by demonstrating on a chalk or white board.. Assess each child's writing level by providing a short sentence for the kids to copy.

Health: How to reduce asthma triggers at home. Find out what triggers your asthma. The best way to reduce asthma triggers is to find out what your triggers are. Don't purposely put yourself at risk of an asthma attack if you think that something may trigger it. Instead, think back to times when your asthma started to flare up. Is there any relationship between all of the events? Maybe your asthma mainly occurred in a specific part of the day, or a specific environment.

Tai chi: Three people are seen standing together in an outdoor area holding fans in their hands. The group then moves around together moving their hands and feet. The people continuing performing together and ends by holding their fans up.

Snatch: Weightlifters representing several countries are in a room. Many large men lift a heavy barbell in the competition, one after the other.

Skiing: People are snowboarding between two fences in a small hall going down a small slope. People are standing in a snowy mountain in snowboards. People are eating sitting outside a tent. People are snwoboarding going down a snowy slope ad doing tricks in mountains.

Decorating the Christmas tree: His brother grabs a parrot from its cage, he puts the parrot on his hand and points to the star on the tree whenever he puts his hand out and another one flies towards him. He and his brother begin putting lights on and decorating the entire christmas tree.

Cars & Other Vehicles: How to stay sane while teaching teens to drive. Be aware of your own bad habits. Before your kid gets behind the wheel, your teen will be watching you drive; even if you don't realize it. Once the child has an image in their head of how the parents drive they'll start to model the same behavior. So if you've got any bad habits like running red lights, rolling through stop signs, or speeding, this would be the time to stop. Most parents don't find their own bad habits stressful.

Health: How to help someone to lose weight. Create a supportive atmosphere at home. This is probably the most important thing you can do. Many people tend to overeat when they are angry or upset. Do your best to prevent emotionally tense situations that might lead to overeating. Let your beloved one know that in an hour of need, he or she may and should, count on you rather than on food.

Personal Care and Style: How to dye hair two colors. Separate your hair. Brush or comb your hair into two loose pigtails. This will make it easier to wrap in foil after you apply the bleach and the dye.