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    Here is what I would say to my friend who was absent from class today: Hey! I hope you're feeling better. You missed our lesson on washing clothes today. Let me catch you up on the main points: The teacher first explained the importance of sorting clothes by color before washing. Lighter colors need to be washed separately from darker colors to prevent dye transfer. Next, we learned about the soaking step. For tough stains, it's best to soak the item in soapy water before washing. This helps loosen the stain so it can be removed more easily during the wash. Then we went over the actual washing process. Clothes should be soap, rinsed, soap again, and given

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    Here is what I would say to my friend who was absent from class today: Hey! I hope you're feeling better. You missed our lesson on washing clothes today. Let me catch you up on the main points: The teacher first explained the importance of sorting clothes by color before washing. Lighter colors need to be washed separately from darker colors to prevent dye transfer. Next, we learned about the soaking step. For tough stains, it's best to soak the item in soapy water before washing. This helps loosen the stain so it can be removed more easily during the wash. Then we went over the actual washing process. Clothes should be soap, rinsed, soap again, and given

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    Here is what I would say to my friend who was absent from class today: Hey! I hope you're feeling better. You missed our lesson on washing clothes today. Let me catch you up on the main points: The teacher first explained the importance of sorting clothes by color before washing. Lighter colors need to be washed separately from darker colors to prevent dye transfer. Next, we learned about the soaking step. For tough stains, it's best to soak the item in soapy water before washing. This helps loosen the stain so it can be removed more easily during the wash. Then we went over the actual washing process. Clothes should be soap, rinsed, soap again, and given

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    USING THE PEAR DECK FOR GOOGLE SLIDES ADD-ON

    Make your lesson interactive with


    the power of Pear Deck!
    Open the Pear Deck Add-on Add interactive slides from our Click the ‘Present Lesson’
    through the Add-ons menu. library or create your own custom button to start your interactive
    questions. lesson.

    Image of ‘Present
    with Pear Deck’
    button

    (Psst! If you don’t know what Pear Deck for Google Slides is, click here!)
    Create a “Picserye” based
    on the given picture.
    Who among the two would you go and play with? Why?
    Type the words patching and darning accordingly
    Type the words patching and darning accordingly
    Type the words patching and darning accordingly

    - Weaving in new threads to


    replace and reinforce worn out
    and broken threads.
    Type the words patching and darning accordingly

    - weaving in new threads to - covering a hole by stitching a


    replace and reinforce worn out
    piece of fabric.
    and broken threads.
    Decorative
    patches
    Oil and grease stain remover: Warm water & Soap
    How to remove deodorant stain?
    Deodorant Stain Remover: VINEGAR
    How to remove RUST stain?
    Rust Stain Remover: SALT, LEMON,SOAP & STARCH
    How to remove COFFEE & CHOCOLATE stains?
    Coffee and Chocolate Stain Remover: SALT,
    LEMON,SOAP & STARCH
    Catsup Stain REmover: SOAP AND WATER
    How to remove CHEWING GUM off from clothes?
    Step 1: SORTING
    Start by sorting the laundry by color:

    ● Whites, pastels, light grays, and white background prints will go in one pile.
    ● Deep colored clothes—black, red, navy, brown, dark gray—go in another pile.
    ● Heavily soiled clothes should be washed separately.
    Step 2: SOAKING
    Submerge the garment in the soapy water and soak. Use gentle movements to swish the item
    through the sudsy water. Avoid scrubbing or twisting actions that can stretch or damage the
    fabric. Gently swish the garment through the sudsy water until the item is clean. You can
    find hand-washing clothes tools, but unless you're hand-washing regularly, it's not necessary.
    Step 3: FIRST SOAPING

    Step 4: RINSING

    Step 5: SECOND SOAPING

    Step 6: FINAL RINSING

    Step 7: HANGING
    ASSESSMENT
    I. Enumerate the correct steps in washing clothes.
    II. How do you remove the following stains:
    a. Rust
    b. Oil
    c. Chewing gum
    Pretend your friend
    was absent from
    class today…
    Write what you would say if you had to
    explain the lesson to your friend.

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