HOW TO MAKE TO PUPPETS!!

Use carpenter's white glue to glue on the Styrofoam

The hands can make felt, and other accessories.

The cap is a sock wool and hair

1 º-Ball Tankwhite cork 10 cm. diameter
2 º "Make a cardboard tube,with two or three turns, where
fit you and your middle fingers
index. Make a hole in the ball and insert it and paste.
3 - Take a piece of Styrofoam of any packaging, and

a cutter, or knife, carving a cone for the nose.Clava one two toothpicks at the base, and glue sticks on the ball.

4 - Stick with white glue pieces of newspaper,

in whole head, nose and neck.Two consecutive layers and let dry ..

5 - Lija everything, and you can paint your facewith acrylic paint, if it can be better mate.

6 º "Take a sheet of newspaperor other large paper fold it in half.Place the hand as it is in the pictureand paint the pattern.

SUPERLATIVES OF MY FAMILY

my father is  biggest person in my family
my brother is  funiest person in the  family
my  mother is the most angry  person in my family
my uncle is the most inteligent person in my family
my dog is most beatiful dog in the world
my sister is  shortest person on my family
my father is most strong perzon on my family
my uncle is happiest person in my family

José Sulaimán!!

Jose Sulaiman (Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas, May 30, 1931) is a Mexican officer of Lebanese descent. He is president of the CMB.
Sulaiman is known in the boxing world for being the manager of World Boxing Council for over three decades. At 16 years and was on the Board of Boxing in San Luis Potosi. In 1968 he joined the CMB and the December 5, 1975 he was elected president of the World Boxing Council unanimously and it has remained to date. His administration allowed the CMB become as strong as the former World Boxing Association (WBA). Among its proposals are to reduce the number of rounds from 15 to 12 in the championship fights, the official weight 24 hours before the fight, the creation of divisions, creation of the World Medical Congress, the introduction of gloves and creating research programs at UCLA for brain injury.