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good job shona!!

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This is amazing! I've always been interested on how to be more sustainable, and this gave me some new ideas.

-Donovan Kane, G7

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Your product is really impressive!! I really like the little bits of detail for this miniature house and how you incorporated the sustainable element to this project

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This project was very impressive. I think you did a really good job with the cutting, and the final product looks so clean and professional.

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Your final product is really nice, and the detail you put into it was really impressive. The planning and research you did showed through your product, it really looks like you put in a lot of effort! I like how you also learned from this project and it will be something you can pursue in the future.

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Including the lightbulb and working solar panels was a really smart idea.

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Just wondering if you are able to design your final product at school?

- Ms. Rampling

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Your presentation was well done, Shona. I'm quite pleased with how it turned out and the sustained effort you gave. The final house turned out nicely, and I really enjoyed working with you on this as you were responsible, accepted ideas well and followed through. Awesome.
-Mr. Mayhew

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I really like the concept of your personal project and how you incorporated not only Japanese but also environmental ideas. I really like the idea of having solar panels and a green room. Overall great job!

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I really enjoyed watching your video as you included detailed examples and reflections.
--Ms. Rampling

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This project was very nostalgic for me, as I used to make houses using cardboard boxes with my twin brother in 3rd grade. That aside, it was very intriguing to see how that could be taken a step up, designing the house ahead of time with digital software and using a variety of materials to create it. The final product was thoughtful and highly detailed, so props to you!

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man that is a cool house

Lucas