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Building a snowman, sandcastle, or sculpture in chronological

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Okay, so even though your question is incomplete, I managed to find what you are looking for. So you need to write a five-sentence paragraph using chronological order to explain how to make a snowman, a sandcastle, or a sculpture. I will choose a snowman.
First of all, I would gather a lot of snow in one place so that I could start making the first part of the snowman's body - the lowermost ball. It is the largest one so make sure you have enough snow by your side. Next, I would make two smaller balls (one of middle size, and one very small) to stack on top of the first one - the second one is for the snowman's body, and the last one for his head. Then I would take two branches and stick them into the middle ball to give arms and hands to the snowman. And finally, I would take a carrot to give the snowman a nose, and two rocks/buttons to give him eyes, and couple more to give him a smile.
And that is how you make a snowman in the chronological order!

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