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LH5A WITCHES 1617
- 2. A PUMPKIN A SPOON A KNIFE A PLATE
- 3. MANDY IS CUTTING THE TOP OF THE PUMPKIN SHE IS SHOWING THE TOP OF THE PUMPKIN
- 4. MARKEL IS DRAWING THE EYES WITH A PENCIL MARIE ANNE IS DRAWING THE MOUTH WITH HER LEFT HAND.
- 5. LUCIA IS DRAWING THE NOSE OF THE PUMPKIN. BRENDA IS CLEANING THE INSIDE OF THE PUMPKIN. MEANWHILE UXUE AND AINARA ARE LOOKING AT THE PUMPKIN.
- 6. MANDY IS CUTTING THE MOUTH WITH A KNIFE. CHRIS IS HELPING HIS MUMMY. MARIA IS PULLING UP THE PUMPKINS EYES, NOSE AND MOUTH.
- 7. WE HAVE FINISHED THE FIRST PUMPKIN. AINARA, SAIOA, UXUEA AND CHRIS, ALL , THEY ARE LOOKING AT MANDY. MANDY IS SHOWING THE PUMPKIN. IT IS REALLY CLEAN!!!
- 8. ARKAITZ IS DRAWING AN EYE IRUNE IS PULLING UP THE PUMPKINS EYES. MANDY IS HELPING HER.
- 9. LIBE IS CLEANING THE INSIDE OF THE PUMPKIN. ANE IS SPEAING WITH MANDIY
- 10. UXUE IS PUTTING THE CANDLES INSIDE THE PUMPKING SAIOA IS WATCHING WHAT ANE IS DOING.
- 11. AT LAST, WE HAVE 2 PUMPKINS. LOOK AT THEM!!!
- 12. ALL THE CLASS MATES INT OUR ENGLISH SQUARE