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Konkursas apie tvarumą Vokiečių kalbos dienų iniciatoriai balandžio mėnesio pabaigoje paskelbė konkursą moksleiviams apie tvarumą. Konkursas vyko iki gegužės 31d. Jame dalyvavo 7c klasės mokinė Vaiva Leskauskaitė. Vokiečių kalbos mokytoja Regina Vaivadienė
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- 1. Glitzerkugel aus Glas HERGESTELLT VON VAIVA LESKAUSKAITĖ
- 2. Material Wasser Kleine Figur Glycerin Glas mit dem Deckel Glitzerpartikel, Kristalle Heißklebepistole
- 3. Figur befestigen Ich habe zuerst die Figur auf den Deckel mit der Heißklebepistole fest geklebt und gewartet bis sie gut haftet.
- 4. Glas befüllen Ich habe Wasser ins Glas fast bis zur Kante gegossen und etwas Glycerin hinzugefügt.
- 5. Lass es glitzern Ich habe dann Glitzer, Kristalle in das Glas mit Wasser gegeben.
- 6. Zuschrauben und versiegeln Zuletzt habe ich das Glas fest zugeschraubt und den Rand unter dem Deckel mit ein bißchen Kleber versiegelt.
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- 8. Danke für Ihre Aufmerksamkeit!