Perfect Snowman Research Paper

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How to make the perfect snowman ‘SNOWBALL FIGHT!!! It’s that time of season. Time to make snowmen.’ ‘Oh but you don’t know how’! I think you should know how to make a snowman. 1.because it’s enjoyable, 2.because it’s a good bonding excises for you and your family, and 3.its a cute decoration for the outside of your house. Some people say that if you listen to these steps you will have the perfect snowman. To begin with, to make a snowman you will need all the right materials. First, you will need a hat. Next you need a scarf. Then, you will need sticks for his arms. Preceding, you will need a carrot for the nose. It doesn’t necessarily have to be a carrot you can use something ales, or you can just leave it nose less. Finally, you will need

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