Big heads week 1
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This document provides instructions for making "big heads" with various art supplies like chicken wire, paint, and paper. It encourages designing a head and writing a description before getting started. Key supplies listed include chicken wire, pliers, glue, paint brushes, crepe paper, paints, and wool. The notice board will provide details on how to make the big heads. This week's theme for the big heads is animals.
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The document describes a strange annual game where participants face challenges and risk being transformed if they fail. The judges who run the game want everyone to become like them. The challenges involve tasks like balancing on a rope or choosing the right door. By the end, most participants have been changed. The last few train to face the defending champion, the Rival, in the final challenge. In the climax, the main character joins with the Rival to battle the judges and put an end to the dangerous game for good.
The bet
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Presentation 2 finish
The document appears to be a collection of random statements and comments from various people. It includes positive statements like enjoying making bracelets, questions about locations of objects, expressions about hot weather, and more negative comments including threats of violence and arguments between individuals. The document lacks context or a clear overall topic as it is a disorganized assortment of short phrases from multiple sources.
Paradise
Paradise is located in northern Australia and resembles a smile in shape. Its flag is entirely blue with a smiling image. The document describes Paradise's beautiful crystal blue beaches, festivals celebrating beer, smiles, and sweets with concerts and beach parties, and traditional summer clothing like flip flops and shorts. Some iconic foods mentioned include heart pizza, beer, ice cream, cupcakes, milkshakes, and paella. The hot, sunny weather is perfect for swimming at the beach, averaging 32 degrees year-round. The language spoken is called Paradiano and the people are known as Parasians.
Lonely planets final presentation 2013
The document describes a school project where students were split into groups to design imaginary paradise countries, with each group naming their country differently. The groups then presented aspects of their imaginary countries, which included unique features like extinct animals, unusual fashion, exceptional buildings, and amazing festivals. The summary concludes by thanking the viewers for their time.
Lonely planets final presentation 2013 week 2
The document describes a school project where students were split into groups to design their own paradise islands, with group names like "Peace and Peaches" and "Hakuna Matata". The students learned vocabulary, did research, and worked hard as a team to create impressive posters welcoming people to the new worlds they had created.
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Rocky and Katy, two witches, plotted to get revenge on Jo after seeing him with his friend at Toni's ices. They asked their friend Marvin to help them, who had a speed fight with Jo that Jo won. The witches then poisoned food to give Jo on a school excursion, and on the boat trip Jo started feeling sick and fell off after the poison took effect. Rocky, Katy, and Marvin finally cast a spell saying "apple banana apple" which caused Jo to die, and then they all lived happily ever after.
Big heads
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The clone
A man wanted to clone himself so that he could dance very well. With help from his friend Ross, the man performed a dangerous ceremony where he and others covered themselves in green slimy liquid. After the ceremony, the man was able to dance much better. The cloning process was then completed and the man's clone began to live.
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