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23 Apr 2023

Decorate a glass jar

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This is the Art Bilingual Section Blog in Pena de Francia School. Here you can see 6th grade students making crafts from waste items. They reuse them to make nice and useful objects. You can also watch videos about recycling and craft tutorials. The purpose is students raise environmental awareness through recycled art lessons and they improve their spoken English at the same time.

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