Carnival project~pia &_rachel~junior_6
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The document describes the process taken by two 10-year-old students, Pia Agius and Rachel Xereb, to create a recycled parrot sculpture for a school carnival project under their teacher Ms. Lorraine Zammit. They began by constructing a wire frame for the parrot and adding a stand for support. They then covered the wire form in paper mache and painted it. Finally, they decorated a box for the parrot using recycled materials like carton, tin foil, and shells to complete their recycled parrot house.
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Giridhar Meka - https://www.linkedin.com/in/giridharmeka
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