Family Life: How to teach a blind or visually impaired child to tie their shoes. Start giving lessons between ages five and seven. Teachers of the blind and visually impaired often stress the importance of learning age-appropriate skills, which contributes to developing motor functioning and increasing independence. Most children learn to tie their shoes between the ages of five and seven, so a blind child should also start learning during this age range.
Doing a powerbomb: A wrestler stands up outside a ring. Other wrestlers pick him up and prepare to put him through a table. They slam him down on the table and he breaks it.

Education and Communications: How to show you love snoopy and the peanuts. Try to read as many' peanuts' comics as you can. This will help you become more of a fan of peanuts and snoopy, and it will make you want to express your love. One way to find these comics strips is the internet. Some websites such as go comics (the official peanuts website (), have the comic strips listed. You can also search for specific strips you want to read, or search by a theme.

Disc dog: A woman is seen playing frisbee out in a back yard with a dog and performs several tricks with the dog. She continuously plays with several toys with the dog when another person watches on the side.

Sports and Fitness: How to take a shower in a tent or camper. Refer to the " things you'll need " list below. Fold the beach towel in half, and spread it on the floor. ( or use two bath towels, one on top of the other. ). Clear an area about 1 foot (0.3 m) around the beach towel.  If you are worried about anything else nearby getting wet, drape a poncho or plastic bag over it. In a camper, be especially careful to cover any electrical outlets that may be within your splash zone.

Food and Entertaining: How to make snacks from breads. There are several ways to make garlic bread. An easy snack for a large group of people is to slice a loaf of french bread lengthwise. In a small bowl, combine soft butter or margarine with garlic powder to taste. You can also use minced fresh garlic, if desired. Mix the garlic with the softened butter and let stand a few minutes to marry the flavors.

Education and Communications: How to speak german. Gender words. Unlike in english, nouns in german have what is called a gender. This is a grammatical approach which alters the noun itself (when pluralizing) as well as the words around it. The three genders are masculine, feminine, and neutral. It is best not to think of words in terms of actually having a gender, since german gendering uses little logic and often changes.

Calf roping: A person riding a horse chases after a bull. The person lassoes the bull, get off his horse, ties its legs, and another person goes to the tied up bull.

Dodgeball: Two dodgeball teams play against each other in an interior gym surrounded by onlookers in bleachers. The game begins with a team of men against a team of women each taking turns throwing dodge balls at each other violently.

Home and Garden: How to do drywall repair. Purchase a joint compound. The two commonly available joint compounds are lightweight and all-purpose. Lightweight compound dries quicker than all-purpose and requires less sanding.  Joint compound comes in a variety of container sizes, but be advised that smaller containers may cost just as much as the larger ones. If resealed properly, joint compound can be kept for up to 9 months for other around-the-house repairs if you end up with leftover compound.

Home and Garden: How to protect a basement from flooding. Get a propane or natural gas generator. Do not waste your time buying a gasoline powered generator. You will have to be at home at the time of the power outage to start it. You'll also have to keep returning to your home to add gasoline. There is a wide variety of propane or natural gas generators that run automatically when your power goes out.

Family Life: How to teach a blind or visually impaired child to tie their shoes. Start giving lessons between ages five and seven. Teachers of the blind and visually impaired often stress the importance of learning age-appropriate skills, which contributes to developing motor functioning and increasing independence. Most children learn to tie their shoes between the ages of five and seven, so a blind child should also start learning during this age range.