Hi! I'm doing the same project for school: here's how I'm going to do it. First, buy some wires. You can get any kind (gardening, etc.) just make sure that they're strong and easy to bend. Take the wires and crisscross them. Bend to make a dome shape, and then you can glue them or whatever to a piece of cardboard or a styrofoam board. It doesn't matter, just make sure that it'll stay in place. Buy artificial leaves, or you can go to an Asian market. They sell alot of strong, tough, bamboo-like leaves that are perfect for the project. That's what I'm using. You could also use tree bark, but that might be a little harder to collect. Overlap leaves (you should probably know how to do it since you're doing a project on wigwams) on top of your wire dome, and then just glue/tie in place. (USE TACKY GLUE BECAUSE YES, THE LEAVES DO FALL OFF THE WIRES EASILY!!!!!!!) Then take some strong string, or dental floss, and wrap it around your wigwam a few times to hold it in place. You can use some that's the same color as the leaves so it'll be a little less noticeable. Cut out a door, windows, etc. But make sure to let the leaves dry BEFORE you do this, or else your whole wigwam will fall apart. Hope this helps! =] <3 Carolyn
A good start is the input a factory must have (raw materials), a process (what the factory makes/how they make it), and the profitable output the factory sells. One can illustrate this easily given the basic input/output.
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The noblest: marble.
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We need allot of money to make a shcool tugboat and this is a nice thing to build a shcol tugboat
you use wood and stuff :)
Build. Example: She had to build a tower for her school project
how can you make an adobe house for a school project
Am not telling you
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a wigwam
yes, this is usallualy done by eighth graders who build a box out of different materials and drop them from their school bleachers, then they unwrap their boxes to see if their egg survived.
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get steel or brick
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some peas, a lemon, and human hair. you can also use fresca. i find its a great finishing touch. make sure the peas are FROZEN before you start. otherwise they are just too hard to handle. good luck on your teepee cake.