Step 10: Once sprouts are fully grown, rinse one more time.

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• step
  • Phrases
    • Stand up; take one step backwards
    • step by step instructions
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    • Step 8: Again, let the jar sit at room temperature but out of direct sunlight.
    • Step 5: Repeat layers so the jar has two layers.
    • Step 5: Cut the strawberries into bite-sized pieces.
    • Step 5: Cut larger strawberries into bite-size pieces.
    • Step 11: Serve alfalfa sprouts on a salad or a sandwich or enjoy them with lemon and salt or a little salad dressing.
    • Step 3: Layer ½ of the chocolate pudding cup in the mason jar.
    • Step 8: Squirt the whipped cream on top of the cake and strawberries.
    • Step 2: Wash strawberries by running the strawberry container under running water.
    • Step 4: Place the strawberries on the cutting board and cut off the leaves.
    • Step 7: Drain the water out of the jar through the cheesecloth.
    • Step 4: Let the jar sit at room temperature but out of direct sunlight.
    • Step 8: Squirt whipped cream on the top.
    • Step 3: Dry strawberries with a paper towel.
    • Step 2: Keeping the Oreos in the sleeve, smash them with your hands.
    • Who was the first person to step foot on the moon?
    • Step 6: Add water to rinse the seeds.
    • Step 5: After soaking, drain the water through the cheesecloth.
    • Step 3: Dry off the strawberries using a paper towel.
    • Step 6: Cut a slice of cake to put on the plate.
    • Step 1: Pour the seeds into the jar. 
    • Step 1: Draw a circle for the head.
    • Step 6: Add gummy worms to the top.
    • Step 2: Draw the body next to the head.
    • Step 2: Wash the strawberries, using the container as a colander.
    • Step 3: Place the lid, with the cheesecloth, on the jar and let it soak for 8 to 10 hours (up to 24 hours).
    • Optional Step Seven: Add a tiny bit of salt if you want salted butter.
    • Step 4: Add 10 spots inside of the body.
    • The first person ever to step on the moon was Neil Armstrong, and the second person was Buzz Aldrin.
    • Step 4: Cut the leaves/stems off the strawberries.
    • Step 7: Top the cake with strawberries.
    • Step 7: Add the strawberries to the top of the cake.
    • Step One: Fill your jar halfway with cream.
    • Step 2: Soak the seeds with at least one inch of water.
    • Step 5: Add an eye and a mouth.
    • Step 6: Cut a slice of angel food cake and put it on a plate.
    • Step 4: Sprinkle the Oreo dirt on top to completely cover the pudding.
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    • Step 5. Add two loops for a tail.
    • Step Five: Start shaking again and shake until you hear sloshing. The cream has turned into buttermilk!
    • Step 1: Gather all of your supplies: a cutting board, knife, paper towels, plate, and fork. Make sure you have access to running water. You will also need your ingredients: strawberries, Angel Food Cake, and canned whipped cream. Ask an adult to supervise.
    • Step 6. Add 2 antennae on the top of the head.
    • Step 1: Gather your supplies: a knife for cutting strawberries and the cake, cutting board, paper towels, and a plate and fork for eating. Make sure you have access to running water. Gather your ingredients: Angel Food Cake, canned whipped cream, and strawberries. Ask an adult to supervise.
    • Step 2: Pitch Glides Up. The patient glides up on open vowel words such as “knoll” to stretch the vocal folds. Step 3: Pitch Glides Down. The patient glides down on the same word (knoll) to contract the vocal folds.
    • Step 3. Add 6 legs to the bottom of the body.
    • Step 7: Consume immediately or put the lid on the jar and keep it for later. Please store your dessert in the refrigerator if you don't eat it right away.
    • Step 1: Gather all of your supplies and ingredients. The supplies include a ½ pint mason jar with a lid and spoon to use for layering the pudding/cookies and eating. The ingredients include a 6-pack of Oreos (keep them in the pack), 4 ounces of chocolate pudding, and 2 or 3 gummy worms.
    • Step 4: Prolonged phonation exercise. The goal of the task is to sustain the "ol" sound (at the end of knoll) for as long as possible with a soft voice and focused tone with no breathiness.
    • Step Three: Start shaking. Shake for __ minutes.
    • Wash: Gather everything you need before you start the shower, including soap, shampoo, a towel, and a washcloth. Turn on the water and adjust the temperature. Enter the shower and use support for balance if needed. Wet your hair and body with the shower water. Apply soap to your body, and use the washcloth to create suds. Apply shampoo to your hair and create suds with your hands. Rinse your body and hair with water. Turn off the shower and step out carefully. Dry yourself off with a towel.
    • Step 1. Draw 1 large circle with a small circle halfway inside of it
    • Step 9: Rinse each day. It will take about 4 to 5 rinses over the course of 4 to 5 days for the sprouts to fully grow.
    • Step Four: Stop shaking and take a look. After a few minutes, the cream will turn into whipped cream.
    • Do chores: Get the supplies you need to do your chores. Do one chore at a time, step by step. You might clean your room. Do your laundry. Sweep the floor. When you are done, check with an adult to make sure you did your chores correctly. Put away the supplies you used. Wash your hands.
    • Step 2. Draw 2 small circles inside of the small circle for eyes. Draw one medium circle with two lines for the nose
    • Step Two: Leave the jar on the counter to let the milk warm to room temperature. About 25 minutes.
    • Step 3. Draw 2 triangles on top for ears
    • Step 4. Draw 4 rectangles for legs
    • Step Six: Pour the milk out of the jar, but leave the clumps. The remaining clumps are butter. Use a spoon to take it out of the jar and serve unsalted.
• once
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    • Once our friends get here, we can play.
    • Once she figured out the correct answer, she felt proud of her accomplishment.
    • Once the storm had passed, the family ventured outside to explore the aftermath.
    • Keeps: 3-4 days, in the refrigerator, once sprouted.
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    • Dinner: Sit down at the dinner table. Place the napkin in your lap. Look at the food on your plate. Use your fork and knife to cut the food into smaller pieces. Eat the food one piece at a time. Once you are finished, push your chair back from the table and thank the the person who cooked dinner. Take your plate and utensils to the sink or dishwasher.
    • The next year, the Wampanoag, a Native American tribe, taught the colonists how to grow crops. The Native Americans taught the pilgrims or colonists what food grows well in the area including potatoes, corn, tomatoes, cacao, peppers, papaya, pumpkin, and avocados. Once the crops were ready to be harvested in the fall, they had a feast for 3 days to celebrate the good harvest. This is considered to be the first Thanksgiving.
    • Training a dragon is a very tricky task. The first thing that you’ll need is a dragon. Not just any dragon will do. The bond between the person and dragon must be strong. Dragons are dangerous creatures so if the bond is not strong it can result in harm. Once a bond is formed between person and dragon, the training can begin.
    • Once upon a time, there was a kingdom where the people were ruled by a fair and just queen. The queen had a son who was the apple of her eye, and she loved him more than anything in the world. However, the queen soon fell ill and died. Her son was heartbroken and mourned her death for many years. One day, he decided to go on a journey to find a cure for his sadness. He traveled to many different countries and met many people, but he still could not find a way to heal his broken heart. Finally, he came to a kingdom where the people were ruled by a wicked queen. The queen was very mean to her subjects and made them do all the hard work. The prince was so tired of being treated badly that he decided to stay in the kingdom and overthrow the queen. He took control of the kingdom and made it a place where the people were treated fairly and with respect. Finally, he was able to heal his broken heart and live happily ever after.
    • Once upon a time, I was playing on the playground with my friends. We were all having fun when one of my friends started being mean to me. She would push me, call me names, and steal my toys. I was so sad and didn't know what to do.
• sprouts
  • Phrases
    • Corn, brussels sprouts, carrots
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    • Step 11: Serve alfalfa sprouts on a salad or a sandwich or enjoy them with lemon and salt or a little salad dressing.
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    • Step 9: Rinse each day. It will take about 4 to 5 rinses over the course of 4 to 5 days for the sprouts to fully grow.
• fully
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    • The Buck Supermoon marks the time when the antlers of the male dear (bucks) are fully grown.
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    • Step 9: Rinse each day. It will take about 4 to 5 rinses over the course of 4 to 5 days for the sprouts to fully grow.
• grown
  • Phrases
    • Mature -- being full grown, acting grown up
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    • The Buck Supermoon marks the time when the antlers of the male dear (bucks) are fully grown.
• rinse
  • Sentences
    • Time to make: 2 minutes to rinse and drain each day.
    • 4. Spit the suds into the sink and rinse your mouth and toothbrush with water
    • Step 6: Add water to rinse the seeds.
• more
  • Phrases
    • more than enough in size or scope or capacity
    • The more the merrier
    • any address at which you dwell more than temporarily
    • expensive - more expensive - most expensive
    • has more than 2 colors
    • having more than one possible meaning
    • beautiful - more beautiful - most beautiful
    • intelligent – more intelligent – most intelligent
    • made more sharp
    • cause to be more favorably inclined
    • tired - more tired - most tired
    • difficult - more difficult - most difficult
    • interesting - more interesting - most interesting
    • bunt - to hit the ball lightly with the bat in an effort to make it travel more slowly and thus increase the chance of making a hit
  • Sentences
    • More, please.
    • Name 3 or more items we wear outside when it's cold.
    • Why did they like the snow they made more than the snow outside?
    • Name 3 or more winter sports/activities.
    • Can I have more _____.
    • Darrel's dad is a scientist and says that exploring space helps us to learn more.
    • A button, space, volleyball, baseball (found some more?)
    • We need more oxen.
    • More!
    • The baby grows more each day.
    • Name 3 or more winter sports.
    • Nah, I’m more into almonds.
    • Can you find some more?
    • Josef thinks this is just what he needs to find more speed for qualifying.
    • Spooky eye, skeleton, spider (more?)
    • I want more to eat.
    • Although the exam was more difficult than expected, the student worked hard and was able to pass it.
    • I want more.
    • Even though the third graders have to take more difficult tests this year, they remain determined to do their best.
    • Pumpkin, basketball, and pumpkin pie (found more?)
    • Name 3 or more items we wear outside when it's hot.
    • We need more detergent.
    • Name 3 or more items we would find in a kitchen.
    • I want more to eat because I am hungry.
    • The page says, "More often, though, they move quickly, so use your time well. It will be gone before you know it."
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    • It's an exciting morning for Josef. He is doing what he loves most... Driving a race car as fast as possible! Josef and his teammates are practicing for the big race tomorrow. After practice, Josef talks to his crew chief about ways to make his car faster. He knows they can find a way to make his car accelerate and make him more competitive in the race.
    • There is more than one page with an airplane. Can you find a page with an airplane?
    • If your parents are still not comfortable with the idea, try to build up your case by highlighting your responsible behavior. Show them that you are capable of handling more freedom and responsibility, and that you are willing to take on the extra responsibility that comes with it.
    • Throughout the centuries people have explained the rainbow in various ways. Some have accepted it as a miracle without physical explanation. To the Hebrews it was a token that there would be no more universal floods. The Greeks used to imagine that it was a sign from the gods to foretell war or heavy rain. The Norsemen considered the rainbow as a bridge over which the gods passed from earth to their home in the sky. Others have tried to explain the phenomenon physically. Aristotle thought that the rainbow was caused by reflection of the sun's rays by the rain. Since then physicists have found that it is not reflection but refraction by the raindrops which causes the rainbows.
    • Once upon a time, there was a kingdom where the people were ruled by a fair and just queen. The queen had a son who was the apple of her eye, and she loved him more than anything in the world. However, the queen soon fell ill and died. Her son was heartbroken and mourned her death for many years. One day, he decided to go on a journey to find a cure for his sadness. He traveled to many different countries and met many people, but he still could not find a way to heal his broken heart. Finally, he came to a kingdom where the people were ruled by a wicked queen. The queen was very mean to her subjects and made them do all the hard work. The prince was so tired of being treated badly that he decided to stay in the kingdom and overthrow the queen. He took control of the kingdom and made it a place where the people were treated fairly and with respect. Finally, he was able to heal his broken heart and live happily ever after.
    • Start by expressing your desire for more freedom in a respectful way. Let your parents know that you understand that they are only looking out for your safety and wellbeing, and explain why you think you are ready for a little more independence.
    • Of course, your family can come over. The more the merrier.
    • An American businessperson was at the pier of a small coastal Mexican village when a small boat with just one fisher docked. Inside the small boat were several large yellowfin tunas. The American complimented the Mexican on the quality of his fish and asked how long it took to catch them. The Mexican replied, that it only took a little while. The American then asked why he did not stay out longer and catch more fish. The Mexican said he had enough to support his family's immediate needs. 
    • Candy, salad, vegetables, turkey, apple pie. (found more?)
    • You wish to know all about my grandfather. Well, he is nearly ninety- three years old. He dresses himself in an ancient black frock coat usually minus several buttons yet he still thinks as swiftly as ever. A long flowing beard clings to his chin giving those who observe him a pronounced feeling of the utmost respect. When he speaks his voice is just a bit cracked and quivers a trifle. Twice each day he plays skillfully and with zest upon our small organ. Except in the winter when the ooze or snow or ice prevents, he slowly takes a short walk in the open air each day. We have often urged him to walk more and smoke less but he always answers “banana oil.” Grandfather likes to be modern in his language.
    • The American scoffed. "I am a Wharton MBA and could help you. You should spend more time fishing and with the proceeds, buy a bigger boat. With the proceeds from the bigger boat, you could buy several boats. Eventually, you would have a fleet of fishing boats. Instead of selling your catch to a middleman, you would sell directly to the processor, eventually opening your own cannery. You would control the product, processing, and distribution. You would need to leave this small coastal fishing village and move to Mexico City, then LA, and eventually NYC where you will run your expanding enterprise." 
    • Why did they like the snow they made more than the snow outside? It was not cold .
• time
  • Phrases
    • Time is money
    • Hobby -- activity to do in free time
    • night time
    • walk to the right, spin around one time, and then walk to the left
    • lasting a very short time
    • relating to or arranged according to the order of time
    • the period of time during which something continues
    • And it's time to begin
    • an arrangement of events in time
    • introduce one new food at a time
    • time for reflection
    • Just take your time and don't rush ahead
    • the property of having lived for a considerable time
    • spending time together
    • wasting time
    • Occasion – a time, an event
    • uninterrupted in time and indefinitely long continuing
    • Tradition -- something that is done every time
    • Draw a little rectangle next to the circle and jump one time
    • time for gratitude
    • spin around one time and then sit down
    • Things you do at Christmas time
    • moving in time or space without interruption
    • Make your arms fly like a bird, at the same time
  • Sentences
    • What is your lead time?
    • Time to make: 2 minutes to rinse and drain each day.
    • Thanksgiving can also be a time for reflection.
    • Prep time: 5 minutes.
    • What time is the soccer game?
    • Long time no ____.
    • My grandpa is retired from work and spends his time gardening.
    • Prep time is about 1 minute.
    • It's time to face your fears.
    • Glenn sets his alarm before bed so he can wake up on time in the morning.
    • Doctor's Office: "Okay, we have some openings for doctor's appointments tomorrow. What time are you looking for?"
    • 5. Thanksgiving is a time for giving thanks for the blessings of the year.
    • The American then asked, "But what do you do with the rest of your time?" 
    • Make breakfast before it's time for work.
    • 15. Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, and food.
    • Despite the long hours of work, the family still made time to have dinner together every night.
    • Talk about a time you were scared.
    • Give your child plenty of time to eat, and try not to rush them.
    • It is time to start overeating!
    • My friend played hooky one time but it was too bad because she missed a really fun field trip!
    • Though he had already finished the book, he read it a second time because he enjoyed it so much.
    • The holiday season is a time to be together with family.
    • The Buck Supermoon marks the time when the antlers of the male dear (bucks) are fully grown.
    • The Buck Supermoon marks what time?
    • The American laughed and said, "That's the best part. When the time is right you would announce an IPO and sell your company stock to the public and become extraordinarily rich, you would make millions." 
    • The time it takes to make is about 2 to 3 minutes.
    • Do you remember the first time you tried your favorite food?
    • Though she was tired, the runner finished the race with a personal best time.
    • Scott likes grapes for snack time.
    • We took a walk in the park, and we had a great time.
    • Time to go back to school.
    • Scott likes snack time.
    • Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude.
    • Take your time and enjoy the process.
    • What do you do in your free time?
    • Set your clocks ahead one hour in the spring for daylight saving time, and move them back one hour in fall, at the end of daylight-saving time.
    • The page says, "More often, though, they move quickly, so use your time well. It will be gone before you know it."
    • Long time no see.
    • It is time to go.
    • 10. What time would Kara be getting back from the party?
    • 6. What time did Kara go to the mall?
    • What do you do at the time change?
    • Tom and Sheila had to leave early to make it to the concert on time.
    • Why do we change the time?
    • What time will we begin?
    • What time do you think everyone arrived?
    • Point to the really hot mountain and tell me about a time when you were really hot.
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    • Past progressive tense denotes actions in the past that had a duration. It uses the "to be" verb "was/were" and ends the main verb in "-ing." The tense commonly denotes a duration, an interrupted action, or actions that took place at the same time.
    • It is almost time for the final race. Everyone sings the "Star Spangled Banner" and Josef hops into his race car. Next, the announcer says, "Drivers, start your engines!" After a short click, click, click, the engine fires to life with a loud VROOM. The pace car leads the pack as the cars warm up and make sure everything is safe. As Josef slowly drives around he sees his family cheering him on. The pace car pulls into the pit lane and the green flag waves to start the race.
    • Go to bed: Set your alarm clock to the time you want to wake up in the morning. Turn off any lights or electronics in your room. Pull back the covers of your bed. Sit on the edge of the bed, lift your legs into bed, and lie down. Get in a comfortable position. Pull the covers up. Close your eyes and go to sleep.
    • Dinner: Sit down at the dinner table. Place the napkin in your lap. Look at the food on your plate. Use your fork and knife to cut the food into smaller pieces. Eat the food one piece at a time. Once you are finished, push your chair back from the table and thank the the person who cooked dinner. Take your plate and utensils to the sink or dishwasher.
    • Finally, be patient and understanding. Remember that your parents are only looking out for you, and that it may take some time for them to come around to your point of view. Be prepared to answer their questions and address their concerns.
    • Take some time to process the loss. It's okay to feel upset or frustrated after a game.
    • Talk to your teammates. What went well? What didn't go well? What can everyone do to improve next time? This can help you pinpoint where you went wrong and what you need to work on.
    • Once upon a time, there was a kingdom where the people were ruled by a fair and just queen. The queen had a son who was the apple of her eye, and she loved him more than anything in the world. However, the queen soon fell ill and died. Her son was heartbroken and mourned her death for many years. One day, he decided to go on a journey to find a cure for his sadness. He traveled to many different countries and met many people, but he still could not find a way to heal his broken heart. Finally, he came to a kingdom where the people were ruled by a wicked queen. The queen was very mean to her subjects and made them do all the hard work. The prince was so tired of being treated badly that he decided to stay in the kingdom and overthrow the queen. He took control of the kingdom and made it a place where the people were treated fairly and with respect. Finally, he was able to heal his broken heart and live happily ever after.
    • The first few days were wonderful, but by the third week, Lynn was getting a little antsy. She had read all of the books she had brought with her, and her friends were busy with their own lives. Lynn didn't want to be a bother, so she spent most of her time alone.
    • Don’t forget! This weekend it is time to do the spring forward in spring forward, fall back.
    • A joke that is funny and clever at the same time.  
    • There was a faint cool breeze that rustled through the forest. The warmth of the bonfire was felt by the group and the light from the fire, full moon, and the stars provided light. The smell of chocolate, smoke, and pine was in the air. There were the sounds of the crackling of the wood on the fire and the crunching of s’mores. The nights were beginning to get longer, and the leaves were changing to beautiful hues of red, yellow, and orange as they fell. After some time around the bonfire, it was time for the storytelling to occur.
    • "The kids are singing." The subjects (the kids) sing at the time the sentence takes place and likely started before. It is a continuous action.
    • Do chores: Get the supplies you need to do your chores. Do one chore at a time, step by step. You might clean your room. Do your laundry. Sweep the floor. When you are done, check with an adult to make sure you did your chores correctly. Put away the supplies you used. Wash your hands.
    • Rosa woke up in her room on Saturday morning feeling so excited to meet her friend Marta at the park. She sprang out of bed and ran to the closet to get dressed. Then she quickly ran downstairs for some breakfast so they could leave quickly for the playground, however, as soon as she looked out the window and saw the weather, she became very sad. Rosa was disappointed but decided to ask her father if she could invite Marta over to her house instead of going to the park. Her dad agreed and they called Marta’s mother together to ask if she could come over. 30 minutes later, Marta’s mom dropped her off at Rosa’s house and they spent the afternoon playing hide and seek around the house. Rosa was happy that she could still spend time with her friend, even if they weren’t able to go to the park as planned.
    • The American scoffed. "I am a Wharton MBA and could help you. You should spend more time fishing and with the proceeds, buy a bigger boat. With the proceeds from the bigger boat, you could buy several boats. Eventually, you would have a fleet of fishing boats. Instead of selling your catch to a middleman, you would sell directly to the processor, eventually opening your own cannery. You would control the product, processing, and distribution. You would need to leave this small coastal fishing village and move to Mexico City, then LA, and eventually NYC where you will run your expanding enterprise." 
    • Once upon a time, I was playing on the playground with my friends. We were all having fun when one of my friends started being mean to me. She would push me, call me names, and steal my toys. I was so sad and didn't know what to do.
    • Maureen's sister Judy stole her favorite sweater for the second time this week. How do you think Maureen feels?
    • The morning of the party, Kara checked the ivitation again to make sure she would be at the right place at the right time. She didn't want to show up late! Before she left, she pulled on her coat and boots and told her mom she would be home before the street lights turned on. When she got to the party, she found her friends waiting at the ticket booth, shivering. Kara looked out at the ice and was instantly glad she brought her coat! Once they paid, the employee asked "What size do you need?". Kara sat down to put on her rented footwear. She was glad the blades were sharp, because dull blades could make you slip on the ice when you rounded the rink. Kara and her friends had a blast, and they made sure to sing to Jamie before the night was over.
    • We will have a Butterball Turkey. I want the turkey drumstick! Thanksgiving is the time we start the holiday overeating!
    • But really, Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude and reflection. Many people are overwhelmed with gratefulness at Thanksgiving. I want to show my appreciation for you.