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arts+action: Finished no-styro Puppets

1/31/2013

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The ARTS+ACTION Cafeteria Waste Reduction Residency at PS 221 has been a huge success! Here are a few pictures of the amazing creations 5th graders have been working on over the past few months. More pictures and a video coming soon!
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The Ninja, Planet Protector
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Blue Whale
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Litter-ina, the Littering Ballerina
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