Tips for Hiding the Afikomen on Passover (逾越节)
Hiding the afikomen — a broken piece of pancake — is often a beloved part of the Passover Dinner among families, giving children a game of searching. Here is best advice for hiding the afikomen.
Make it a little more interesting. Finding the afikomen often comes with a reward or a small gift. Sometimes it is a toy, money or a game — in some families it is a big gift, some just a kiss.
Find a hiding spot. While there’s technically only one afikomen at the dinner, families might also choose to change tradition to give larger groups of kids a better chance of success. Some families may find a way to hide a few.
Trick their eyes. Leaving the afikomen out in the open might seem a little too easy, but it can present a surprising challenge.
Increase the difficulty. The serious hiders skip easy-to-see spots for more intensive, nearly impossible places, for example, in a drawer, under all the kids’ art projects or in the bathroom under four out of seven towels. So kids have to work hard for it.
A.Set some ground rules. |
B.Or the same afikomen is hidden repeatedly. |
C.Well design the interactive and enjoyable game. |
D.It is fun but the house may be a mess after the searching. |
E.The kids have to truly focus on things they see every day. |
F.The kids may feel like everyone has the chance to be the designer. |
G.More competitive families also offer the finder something special, like a dollar coin. |
How to Make Your Clothes Last Longer
We have to throw out some clothes that we love just because we’ve not taken good care of them. Four top tips can help you make your clothes last longer.
●Reduce the times you wash your clothes. Washing your clothes less doesn’t mean wearing the same T-shirt tor a week. You can wear clothes like jeans and jumpers at least three times before washing. The exception, of course, is clothes worn for the gym. Besides, if you don’t wear clothes next to your skin, air them after wearing.
●Wash, our clothes inside out.
●Air your clothes dry if possible. Drying your clothes on a line is good for both your clothes and he environment.
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A.Hang your jumpers on the clothes line. |
B.Fixing your clothes is a wise alternative. |
C.Use an app to find places for clothes repair. |
D.Simply check your clothes for any spots or marks. |
E.Your clothes are usually beaten hard during the wash. |
F.In the meantime, it can also reduce the expense of the electricity. |
G.They can also help save both your money and our environment definitely. |
You may have grown up living with lots of siblings, or this may be your first time sharing your living space with someone else.
Be clear about your expectations from the beginning. Do you know in advance that you hate it when someone hits the snooze button (贪睡闹铃) fifteen times every morning? That you’re a neat freak (怪人)? That you need ten minutes to yourself before talking to anyone after you wake up?
Address problems when they’re little. Is your roommate always forgetting her things for the shower, and taking yours?
Be mindful of who you bring into your room-and how often.
A.Be open to new ideas and experiences. |
B.Respect all the things that belong to your roommate. |
C.You may love having your study group into your room. |
D.Expect to learn, grow and change during the time in the college. |
E.Are your clothes being borrowed faster than you can wash them? |
F.Let your roommate know as soon as you can about your little preferences. |
G.Having a roommate can be both a challenge and a great part of your college experience. |
Simple Ways to Lead by Example
One of the best ways to build trust with the team is to lead by example. People truly follow only those they trust. Here are ways to lead by example and inspire your team.
Get your hands dirty.
Listen to the team. As leaders, sometimes we are so consumed with providing directives, giving orders, and, well, talking that we forget to stop and listen. If the team is functioning well, you should have a whole team of experts to turn to for advice. One sign of good leadership is knowing that you don't know everything.
Take responsibility. As the saying goes, it's lonely at the top. Blame roles uphill. Great leaders know when to accept that mistakes have been made and take it upon themselves to fix them.
Let the team do their thing.
A.Watch what you say. |
B.Respect the chain of orders. |
C.Do the work and know your trade. |
D.Leaders needn't attend to everything personally. |
E.Leaders should get in shape and lead from the front. |
F.Leaders should get feedback from your team regularly. |
G.It doesn't matter if one of your team members messed up or you did. |
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