(1) decorating a window with a painted scene from nature might be of interest to you. (2) if you like to see nature outside your window, but you don't have a scene of real nature, you may want to try this idea. (3) before you begin, be sure to ask your parents if it is okay.
(4) the first step you should take is to purchase a paintbrush and powder paints in the colors that you enjoy. (5) when you have your supplies, mix the paints, place newspaper on your windowsill, and make sure your window is clean. (6) on the inside of your window, it is important to do your decorating because rain may wash away outdoor painting.
(7) use your imagination and begin painting a scene from nature on your window. (8) a sun, grass, trees, and flowers are good things to paint. (9) if you have a big window you may want to paint other things. (10) painting people, balloons, and playground equipment on a window might be a fun idea. (11) when you are finished, stand back and look at your decorated window. (12) if you like the results, share the idea of window painting with someone else.
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2. the student explains that a big window may require some extra painting. the student supports this idea by —
a. suggesting painting techniques. b. describing types of supplies to buy. c. offering suggestions of pictures to paint. d. explaining the steps of window painting.