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A View from my window STEP1: Taking photos for views from classrooms windows STEP2: Writing descriptions for the views. STEP3: Sending the students written.

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1 A View from my window STEP1: Taking photos for views from classrooms windows STEP2: Writing descriptions for the views. STEP3: Sending the students written descriptions STEP4: Receiving written descriptions for views from the partner school windows STEP 5: Drawing pictures for the partner school’s views using the descriptions only. STEP6: Exchanging pictures. STEP7: Comparing students’ drawings with real photos.

2 STEP1: Taking photos for views from classrooms windows

3 STEP2: Writing descriptions for the views.

4 STEP3: Sending the students written descriptions

5 STEP4: Receiving written descriptions for views from the partner school windows

6 STEP 5: Drawing pictures for the partner school’s views using the descriptions only.

7 STEP6: Exchanging students’ drawings.

8 STEP7: Comparing students’ drawings with real photos.

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