Eco-friendly features about my group's 3D-model:

~The tree trunk is made of toilet roll

~The seat of the swing is made of used paper and wrap it with black tape

~We use green coloured paper to make the leaves of the tree

~We crush small bit of used paper (including the leftover of the green coloured paper) and paint a coating over it

~We used toothpicks as the handle of the see-saw

~We used chips of egg shell to make the pathway

~We used peg as the stand of the trampoline

~We used straws to make benches

Playground concept that are linked to the novel:

~material used

-ice-cream sticks

-toothpicks

-egg shell

-string

-papers

-straws

-flower patterned clips

-erasers

-cloth pegs

-stockings

-toilet rolls

-paints

-black tape

-plastic board

playground concept that are linked to the novel:

~ River

~ swing

~ treehouse

~ bridge

Explanation of how the designs are linked to the novel:

~There is a river to cross to reach Teribithia, so we painted a river on the plastic board to represent it

~Teribithia was a treehouse so we build this playground with the idea of having a treehouse

~The swing as the swing in the movie to cross to Teribithia

~The bridge in the model with the idea of the bridge build at the end of the story by Jess

Playground design that meets the special needs of the children:

~soft and rubbery materials used for mat

~benches

~soft toys

Explanation of how the design meets the special needs of children:

~the soft and rubbery mat will ensure that the children will not injured themselves badly when they fall down while playing

~the soft toys will not hurt the children as they are soft and cause no danger

~the benches is for the children to sit while watching the television and to take a rest after playing

~the colour of the playground should let the terminally ill children to feel happy and have fun playing when they can play

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