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Parents use tales of this creature to encourage good behavior in children by warning them that the tutupioko will eat them if they cry. The article also highlights the playful side of this tradition, with children enjoying the creation and use of  \"giant's legs.\" A boy named Wolfgang is featured demonstrating how to construct and use these stilts. The process involves nailing short pieces of wood to longer poles to serve as steps for the feet, allowing the user to stand tall. Once atop the giant's legs, individuals can chase younger children, eliciting playful fear and excitement. Wolfgang showcases his expertise, even playing soccer while balanced on the stilts. He describes the exhilarating feeling of height and the ability to move faster than running children, recalling a time he surprised a village lady. The article concludes by explaining Wolfgang's simple technique for dismounting: sliding down the giant's legs. The content blends cultural folklore with a practical, hands-on activity enjoyed by children.","Making Giant's Legs-SL  \nSchool Journal Junior 2-SL, 2008-V1 .0  \nEnglish  \nIn the north of Bougainville, parents often tell their children the story of tutupioko. They say, \"Don't cry, or the tutupioko will come and eat you!\" They use stories about the tutupioko to make their children behave.  \n1  \n2  \nThe children like making giant's legs, and pretending tobe tutupiokos.  \nWolfgang shows us how he makes tutupioko legs.  \n3  \nNext, he nails two short pieces of wood about 15 cm long to make steps for his feet.  \n4  \nHe climbs onto something high, and steps onto his giant's legs.  \n5  \nNow he can chase the children.\"Lookout! The tutupioko is coming!\"  \n6  \nWolfgang is an expert on his giant's legs. He can even play soccer on them.  \n7  \n\"I feel very high when I am up there,\" says Wolfgang. \"I do great big steps, and just walking I can go faster than children running. One time I came up behind a village lady and surprised her. She got  \nsuch a fright she jumped! 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