Carnival mask sarah_scicluna
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A 7-step process is described for making a carnival mask from recycled materials. An outline is drawn and cut from cardboard, then painted pink and decorated with cut squares from an envelope, buttons, felt hearts, a ribbon bow, and a feather. The completed mask is shown at the end.
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The document describes the process of making a costume for Carnival out of recycled materials. The costume was made from plastic, cardboard, spray paint, thread, tape, and star shapes. The costume included a skirt made from cut and sawed plastic pieces with attached frills and stars. A plastic top was shaped with recycled thread and decorated with beads. The top fastened with Velcro and a matching headdress completed the costume made primarily from recycled materials by a 13-year-old student.
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A student created an art project using recycled materials to represent a reindeer that eats anything. The materials included a torn soft toy, ribbon, sweatband, cards, newspaper, toys, a plastic bottle, shredded plastic, and black tape. The bottle represented the reindeer's body and what it ate, while the other items depicted animals, campers, and experiences the reindeer encountered.
Recycling for carnival_valentina_gulino
The document provides materials and instructions for recycling to decorate for Carnival including cardboard, paper, paint, and scissors. It also lists the student's name, age, school, and teacher who provided the recycling project instructions.
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A student named Kristina Busuttil made a recycling carnival mask. She cut paper into a mask shape, glued cut out pieces onto the paper, and added beads above the eye holes and around the mask. The mask was made by a 14-year-old student at St. Dorothy's Senior School in Zebbug for her teacher Ms. Josianne Sacco.
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This document describes the recycling of various materials like foil, ribbon, magazines, CDs, and milk cartons to create a costume for Carnival. Holes were cut into a garbage bag to form the base of the costume. Tights and ribbon were used to decorate the openings. Pieces of magazines, paper, broken CDs, and milk cartons were attached to the bag to form the costume. Gold spray paint was used to add color. The finished costume is shown before and after recycling the materials.
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A group of four children created a carnival float together using various materials like a shoe box, toilet paper rolls, plastic bottles, and cereal packets. They used the shoe box and toilet paper rolls to represent the sea and waves. Jordan cut a plastic bottle to use as a boat. They constructed the main character by gluing together plastic bowls and small plastic bottles. After completing construction and decorating their float, they named it "Humpty Dumpty went on a boat ride in rough seas."
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This document describes how to make a carnival mask from recycled materials like cardboard, paint, feathers, and wool. It outlines the process which involves shaping a cardboard form, painting it, and decorating it with items like medals, feathers, and wool shapes to create a colorful mask for carnival celebrations. The mask was made by 13-year old Jessica Abela from St. Dorothy's Senior School in Zebbug, Malta under the guidance of her teacher Ms. Josianne Sacco.
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The Year 2 Care Bears class at St. Francis School in B'Kara built a Carnival float made from recycled materials for the 2011 Carnival. They presented their float and hoped that people enjoyed their creation. The float was made by the students and teachers listed at the end of the document.
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The students built a castle out of recycled materials like plastic bottles, ice cream sticks, toilet rolls, and cardboard for their carnival project. They started by sketching their design and then constructing the castle in steps - making the box smaller, fixing the towers, cutting a door and window, and adding flags made from sticks and cardboard. Finally, they decorated the castle by painting it different colors and adding dragons made of paper. The students learned to work as a group, listen to others, and how to make a float.
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- 3. 1st Step An outline of a mask was drawn on a cardboard plate. The mask was then cut out using a pair of scissors.
- 4. 2nd Step A line was drawn around the mask using a permanent marker. The mask was painted pink using a water colour.
- 5. 3rd Step A used envelope was cut into small square pieces.
- 6. 4th Step The square pieces were glued to the mask using white glue.
- 7. 5th Step The mask was decorated with buttons and felt hearts. Glue was again used for this purpose.
- 8. 6th Step A bow was made out of a used ribbon. It was then stuck in the middle of the mask.
- 9. 7th Step A feather was stuck on the mask in order to make it more colourful. The eyes were cut out using a blade.
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