
Thing One and Thing Two Finger Puppets Craft
The materials shown will make both of these puppets – 4 red pipe
cleaners plus two sets of arms bent as shown, two 2 inch pieces of white
pipe cleaners, two white pom poms, one turquoise pom pom, 4 googly
eyes, two tiny light blue pom poms.
Wind the puppet base with two red pipe cleaners coiled together.
Find the middle of the blue pom pom and snip it in half with your wire clippers or scissors:
Thing One and Thing Two Hair
Pull them apart very carefully so that the two sides stay intact. Quickly put
a LOT of glue onto the blue hair and get it on top of the white pom pom
head – otherwise the fuzzies will fly everywhere and make your nose
itch.
Glue the nose onto the face and the googly eyes on top of the nose.
Slide the arms in between the coils of the puppet base body.
Coil the small white pipe cleaner into a tiny circle, and glue it to the front of the puppet body
Glue the head to the puppet body.
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Answers...
Question 1 - Actual Answer: United States.
Question 2
- Actual Answer: United States.
The United States
produces about 71 quadrillion Btus of energy a year. China is No. 2,
with 67.7 quadrillion Btus.
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Coal and natural gas are other examples of fossil fuels.
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Question 7
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Question 8
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Volunteers for the
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world's oceans.
Question 9
- Actual Answer: The worst accident in U.S.
nuclear-reactor history.
On March 28, 1979, at the nuclear power plant
near Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania, coolant (the fluid that keeps a machine
cool) escaped from the reactor core due to a combination of mechanical
failure and human error.
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Paper products and cardboard account for about 39% of all trash.