How It Is Made (H1)

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Far East Senior High Course Grade 10 1st Semester

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This vase is made by hand in a small town.

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The silk was woven by skilled workers long ago.

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These bowls are painted with bright colors.

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The temple was built hundreds of years ago.

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Paper can be folded into amazing shapes.

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The festival is held every autumn in the village.

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This cloth was dyed using natural plants.

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The pottery is shaped on a spinning wheel.

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These masks are carved from soft wood.

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The recipe was passed down through the years.

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Each pattern is drawn with great care.

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The old songs are still sung at weddings.

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Many beautiful crafts are made by hand around the world.

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In one village, clay pots are shaped on a spinning wheel.

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The clay is dug from the earth and cleaned with care.

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Then each pot is dried under the warm sun for days.

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Bright colors are mixed from plants and minerals.

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Patterns are painted slowly, one careful line at a time.

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The pots are baked in a hot oven until they are hard.

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These skills were taught by parents to their children.

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Such crafts have been made the same way for centuries.

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Today, the work is shared with visitors from far away.

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When a craft is loved, it is kept alive for the future.

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In this way, old traditions are passed on with pride.

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How is this bowl made, Emma?

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It is shaped by hand and painted with care.

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The silk was woven by skilled workers.

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These masks are carved from soft wood.

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The temple was built long, long ago.

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Paper can be folded into lovely shapes.

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The colors are mixed from natural plants.

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These songs are still sung at festivals.

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Old skills are passed down with pride.

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A craft that is loved is kept alive.