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It transitions into a practical guide, demonstrating how children make \"giant's legs\" resembling the tutupioko. The process involves cutting and preparing two long, strong sticks, attaching two smaller pieces of wood as steps, and then climbing onto them. The article highlights the playful aspect of this activity, with children chasing each other and using the giant's legs for games like soccer, as showcased by Wolfgang, an expert who shares his experience of surprising villagers and easily sliding down.","Making Giant's Legs  \nSchool Journal Junior 2, 2008-V1 .1  \nEnglish  \nIn the north of Bougainville, parents often tell their children the story of tutupioko. They say, \"Don't cry, orthe tutupioko will come and eat you!\" They use stories about the tutupioko to make their children behave.  \n1  \nThe children like making giant's legs, and pretending to be tutupiokos.  \nWolfgang shows us how he makes tutupioko legs.  \nFirst, he cuts two long strong sticks. He peels the bark off to make them neat.  \n2  \nNext, he nails two short pieces of wood about 15 cm long to make steps for his feet.  \n3  \nHe climbs onto something high, and steps onto his giant's legs.  \n4  \nNow he can chase the children. \"Lookout! The tutupioko is coming!\"  \n5  \nWolfgang is an expert on his giant's legs. He can even play soccer on them.  \n6  \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 such a fright she jumped! She was very cross with meand I had to run away on my giant's legs.\"  \n7  \nAnd how does he jump down?  \n8  \n\"Easy!\" says Wolfgang. \"I just slide down my giant's legs.\"  \n9","cbCaiq9i7WZu0gMh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiq9i7WZu0gMh","pdf",614528,3,1,26,"English","en",105,"# Making Giant's Legs\n1. Traditional stories about tutupioko\n2. Making tutupioko legs\n3. 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