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It details each stage of the process, from cutting and transporting the sago fronds to removing spines, splitting the palm trunk into sticks, folding and sewing the leaves onto the sticks, and finally, installing the new roof onto the school toilet. The document emphasizes the practical benefit of this construction, ensuring that users will remain dry even during rain. It is presented as a “How To” guide with numbered steps accompanied by illustrations, making it easy to follow for educational or practical purposes. The publication is identified as being from \"School Journal Bridge 9, 2009-V1.1.\"","A New Roof for our Toilet  \nSchool Journal Bridge 9, 2009-V1.1  \nEnglish How To  \nOur toilet roof is leaking. When it rains, we get wet! We will make a new roof for our toilet. We will make the new roof by sewing sago leaves. We call these “sisoro”  \n1  \nFirst we get:  \n• sago fronds  \n• a piece of betelnut palm trunk  \n• a black palm needle  \n• bush rope  \n1. 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