The document describes the process taken by two 10-year-old students, Pia Agius and Rachel Xereb, to create a recycled parrot sculpture for a school carnival project under their teacher Ms. Lorraine Zammit. They began by constructing a wire frame for the parrot and adding a stand for support. They then covered the wire form in paper mache and painted it. Finally, they decorated a box for the parrot using recycled materials like carton, tin foil, and shells to complete their recycled parrot house.

1. by PIA AGIUS (10 years) & RACHEL XUEREB (10 years) Junior 6 St. Catherine’s High School (Pembroke) Ms. Lorraine Zammit (Teacher) Project Name: Viva l-Karnival

2. Preparing the Chicken Wire for the parrot

3. Make the form from chicken wire of the inside on the parrot

4. Preparing the stand and the legs as support for the parrot

5. The stand which will be the legs of the parrot is ready

6. I covered the parrot with paper Mache and it is all covered up with newspaper

7. Painting the parrot and finishing touches

8. These are the recycling things thst I am using with the parrot ready to make the box

9. Making the last finishing touches and the box is all covered with recycled cartoncin and with recycled things.over here I am doing the recycled tin foil with the shells

10. This is finished and it is named the parrots house!!!!!