Family Life: How to deal with a lying child. Recognize why younger children lie. In early childhood development, children have not been impacted and guided by the social mores of right and wrong, good and bad. A fibbing child at this age is doing so to either appease an adult, exaggerate a story to impress someone, or because they have forgotten something.
Work World: How to interview someone. Do some background research. You have a resume and cover letter presenting information that is said to be factual. Before the candidate even enters your office, take some time to verify the information he or she has given you. The job market is tough, and it's not unthinkable for candidates to embellish their resumes a bit to get an edge over the dozens of other people who applied for the job. Doing research beforehand is also a good way to prep yourself for the interview so you can ask informed questions instead of just winging it with generic ones.

BMX: A scoreboard and large video screen are shown. Bikers launch down a very tall ramp onto a dirt bike track.

Putting in contact lenses: A woman is seen looking at the camera and holding up a piece of makeup. She then takes out her contacts and holds up another container. She then puts another set of contacts in and smiles to the camera.

Home and Garden: How to declutter an entryway. Get rid of trash. Grab an oversized garbage bag and fill it with whatever refuse has been cluttering up your entryway. Food and drink packages, debris from the outdoors, out of date mail and unidentifiable odds and ends can all go. Once the accumulated litter has been taken care of, you can move on to bigger and more important things. Place a wastebasket in the entryway to have a place to throw away trash on your way in and out.

Food and Entertaining: How to make laffy taffy. Butter two large baking sheets. Set them aside.. Choose a fruit drink mix in your favorite flavor.  The type of kool-aid you use will create the flavor of laffy taffy. For example, grape drink mix makes grape taffy.

Hitting a pinata: A person is seen blindfolded with other people helping her walk outside. The man leads her to a pinata and lifts it up in the air.

Windsurfing: We see the man perform a flip with a title screen. We see the man ride the kitesurf and perform the same flip. The man performs another flip, the video rewinds, and we see the flip again.

Starting a campfire: A man walks through the woods with a loaded backpack. The man then gathers sticks from the forest. With the sticks the man begins to make a fire.

Mixing drinks: The man takes a glass and fills the glass with various liquors. The man mixes the liquor in a shaker. The man then pours the contents into a martini glass.

Arm wrestling: A referee is standing behind a table. Two men are arm wrestling on a table.

Family Life: How to deal with a lying child. Recognize why younger children lie. In early childhood development, children have not been impacted and guided by the social mores of right and wrong, good and bad. A fibbing child at this age is doing so to either appease an adult, exaggerate a story to impress someone, or because they have forgotten something.