If anybody wants to have pokemon cards, just ask me--or read this post.
Supplies:
Blank Paper
Pencil
A Real Pokemon Card to use as a model (optional)
Step One: Fold the blank paper perfectly in half and lick the crease (eeeeeewwwww!!!).
Step Two: Rip along the crease.
Step Three: Fold one of the halves perfectly in half. (Ignore the other half for now). Lick and rip.
Step Four: Fold it and rip it one more time. You should get 4 card size pieces from each half.
Step Five: Get your pencil and write the name at the top left corner, and the attribute at the top right corner.
Step Six: Draw a square under the name and the attribute, in the center.
Step Seven: Draw a picture of the pokemon in the square.
Step Eight: Write the two attack powers of the pokemon below the square.
Step Nine: Draw two circles next to each power and make up any two attributes you want that involve the power. Write those attributes in the circles.
Step Ten: If you have enough space, write a fun fact about your pokemon.
THE END.
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Hey Chandler, I was thinking about you and Jacob today, hoping you were having a good first day of your new school. We're so excited that you're back in California so that we can see you more often.
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