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This document lists various creative ways that hollow blocks can be used, including making furniture like tables and chairs, a bed, or a soapbox stand. Additional ideas are building a house for puppies, setting up a beauty parlor, or constructing a concert stage to perform on. The document expresses curiosity about what other imaginative uses for hollow blocks people may discover.
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Hollow blocks slide show
- 1. What can you do with Hollow Blocks???? …all sorts of fun things!!!
- 2. You can make a table and chairs to share a meal with friends …
- 3. You can build your own personal soapbox to stand on…
- 4. You can make a comfy (???) bed…
- 5. You can do tae-kwon-do ...
- 6. You can build a great house for puppies to live in ...
- 7. You can set up your own beauty parlour ...
- 8. You can build your very own concert stage to sing and dance on... (complete with roadies to do all the hammering and adjusting of course!!)
- 9. I wonder what the Super Stars will come up with next ….