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Wednesday, November 24, 2004
12:46 AM
Art Materials
Similar to what the Indian ladies have done, it's time to make some minatures one to teach the kids. Here are some of the materials we used. Yes, if you look closely, you will realise these are spices. For instance, the long, brown sticks are in fact cinnamons. There are also chilli seeds. All these are spices that Indians like to use for cooking. However, we made use of these materials to design our bookmarks and magnets for the kids to display their creativity and to widen their knowledge of the spices.
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-a gemini girl-
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