Eggshell mosaic presentation
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The document discusses various uses for eggshells including as flower pots, candle holders, and for removing tea stains. It then provides instructions for making an eggshell mosaic including saving eggshells, preparing a substrate, painting the shells, and gluing them. The goals are to increase recycling awareness and create unique art. Long term, an eggshell mosaic exhibition is planned. Recipes are also given for making environmentally friendly glue and paint from household ingredients like flour, water, and salt for use in art projects.
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