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The document provides instructions for students to create a self-portrait by plotting facial features on a grid, including scoring guidelines to evaluate accuracy. Students are directed to come into class quietly, take out their portrait of Mr. Bliss, and score their drawing according to how close features are plotted to the numbers listed in the example grid. They are then instructed to begin plotting their own features on a grid to create a self-portrait.
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