Article: Use a large, flower-shaped cookie cutter to trace flower shapes onto colorful cardstock. Cut the shapes out with a pair of scissors when you are done. How many shapes you trace is up to you. Don't use construction paper. It won't be sturdy enough. If you can't find cardstock, use poster paper instead. You can draw simple flower shapes instead. You will need 5 to 6 petals for each flower. Make sure that they are big enough to hold your chocolates. Draw a line of hot glue down the center of the flower, from top to bottom. Press the stick into the glue, so that it sticks out of the bottom of the flower. You want the stick supporting the entire back of the flower, otherwise it will flop over. If you don't have hot glue, you can use tape instead. If you can't find green florist sticks, get some short, thin dowels or wooden skewers, and paint them green instead. You can also use a glue dot instead. You can find rolls of glue dots in an arts and crafts store. Do not use actual glue for this. Use a small chocolate that is no larger than 1 inch (2.54 centimeters) Small, chocolate squares work the best for this. Use the same color for each petal, and a different color for the center. You can match the color of the chocolates to the paper, or you can use a different color. You don't really have to do this, but it will make the flowers look more interesting. Cut some leaf shapes out of green cardstock, then glue 1 to 2 leaves to the center of each stem. If you need to, use a serrated knife to trim the foam down so that it fits into the vase. If you can't find floral foam, you can use vase filler or regular Styrofoam instead. Arrange the flowers in staggered rows. Push the ones in the first row as far down into the foam as you can, and the ones in the last row just a little bit. This will give your bouquet some varieties in height.
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Cut flower shapes onto colored cardstock. Hot glue a green florist stick to the back of each flower. Place a piece of double-sided tape onto each petal and flower center. Press a small, wrapped chocolate onto each petal and flower center. Consider adding some paper leaves to the sticks. Place a piece of floral foam into a vase. Stick the flowers into the foam.

Problem: Article: Though the pattern is only drawn on the top, make sure to cut through both layers. Then sew up the open side in a gentle arc around the dark ends; the dark ends will become the paws and the opposites (open ends) are where the arm will be stuffed and then attached to the body. Keep all of these sections open-ended. Make sure they're turned inside-out as you work! If they're not, all your seams will be very, very rough. Then sew up the open side and in a gentle arc around the dark end as you did with the arms; the dark end will become the tip of the tail and the opposite, open end is where the tail will be stuffed and attached to the body. Then, sew in a gentle arc following the rounded sides, leaving the flat side open. The opening is where you will stuff each ear and then attach it to the body. Noticing a pattern? If you'd like, you can then fold the ears again, forming a vertical line down the middle of the ear (giving it depth like a real ear has). Basically, pinch the edge you just sewed in and bring the two points together. Slip stitch the two sides together. That part's saved for later. You should now have two arms, two ears, a tail, and an unsewn, unstuffed nose. The tail may prove to be a bit of a problem. You could try to stuff it using regular polyfill stuffing and a pencil to poke it through, or you could use batting or part of an aquarium filter. Both the batting and the filter are a bit firmer and will create a more uniform-looking tail in the long run. Position it carefully and slip stitch it all the way around. You may want them a little higher than your natural inclination says; this will give your sock a more monkey-like posture.
Summary: Cut the second sock into sections as shown. Fold both arm pieces in half lengthwise. Fold the tailpiece in half lengthwise. Fold each ear in half and cut across the crease. For now, do nothing with the muzzle (formerly the heel). Flip the sewn pieces right-side out and stuff them. Attach the tail to the rump. Attach the arms to either side of the body.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This is where the magic happens! As you freeze the slime, it will turn from a liquid to a semi-solid. Simply put the bowl into the freezer, and set the timer for 10 to 15 minutes. If the bowl is made from glass, make sure that it is freezer-safe. Let the bowl cool down to room-temperature before you freeze it.

SUMMARY: Freeze the slime for 10 to 15 minutes.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A free body diagram is a quick sketch of an object that illustrates all of the forces acting on it and the direction these forces are acting. Read through the problem and draw a simple sketch of the object in question and the arrows representing every force acting on that object. For example: Calculate the net force of an object weighing 20 N sitting on a table being pushed towards the right with 5 N of force, but staying still because of a friction force of 5 N. The standard is to set arrows pointing upward or to the right as positive and arrows pointing downward or to the left as negative. Remember, you can have multiple forces working in the same direction. Forces that oppose each other will always have opposite signs (one positive, one negative). If you are working with multiple force diagrams, make sure you keep the directions consistent throughout. Label the magnitude of each force with a "+" or "-" sign based on the direction of the arrow you've drawn on the force diagram. For example: The force of gravity is a downward force making it negative. The normal force is upward making it positive. The push force is to the right making it positive, while the friction force acts to oppose this force towards the left (negative). Be sure to label all of the forces that are acting on the object. When an object is resting on a surface there is a downward force of gravity (Fg) and an equal force in the opposite direction called the normal force (Fn). In addition to these two forces, label the rest of the forces stated in the problem. Write the magnitude of each force in Newtons next to the given label. A standard way to label forces is with a capital F and a subscript of first letter of the force. For example, if there is a force due to friction, label it Ff. Force due to gravity: Fg = -20 N Normal force: Fn = +20 N Friction force: Ff = -5 N Push force: Fp = +5 N Now that you have labelled all forces with both a direction and magnitude, you just need to add all of them together. Write an equation for net force (Fnet) where Fnet is equal to the sum of all the forces acting on the object. For example: Fnet = Fg + Fn + Ff + Fp = -20 + 20 -5 + 5 = 0 N. Because the net force is 0 N, the object is stationary.
Summary: Draw a free body diagram. Establish the positive and negative directions of forces. Label all forces. Sum the magnitudes of all the forces.

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