| ___ 1 plastic container | ___ 1 fork |
| ___ 1 cup of water | ___ 1 clothes pin |
| ___ 2 screens | ___ newspaper |
| ___ 10 sheets (recycled) toilet paper | |
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| ___ 1 rolling pin | ___ 1 foil pan |
___ 2. Tear the toilet paper into little pieces (the size of a dime) and put them in the container.
___ 3. Mix up the toilet paper and water with the fork for a long time to make pulp. Try to make the pulp smooth, not lumpy.
___ 4. Put one screen flat in the pan.
___ 5. Pour the pulp slowly onto the screen.
___ 6. Spread the pulp so it covers the whole screen evenly.
___ 7. Lift the screen and pulp out of the pan and put it on a thick pile of newspaper.
___ 8. Put the other screen on top.
___ 9. Put more newspaper on top.
___ 10. Roll a few times each way with the "rolling pin".
___ 11. Take out your paper, screens and all, and hang it up to dry.
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Why do we need the screens?______________________________
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