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The document provides instructions for students to create stories with ideas for decontaminating or avoiding pollution in the lithosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere. The stories will be made into photo novels as PowerPoint presentations. Students are divided into groups with 4 members each from the 6th A and 6th B classes.
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