Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Dinosaurs RAWR
This is a really neat thing I made with really cute pictures of Dinosaurs!:)
Hope you enjoy it:)
Monday, January 23, 2012
From National Geographics
http://science.nationalgeographic.com/science/prehistoric-world/cretaceous/
This is so cool! The reason I wanted to share this is because i like dinosaurs a whole lot and I think dinosaurs are so cool. I hope you enjoy this from National Geographics.
This is so cool! The reason I wanted to share this is because i like dinosaurs a whole lot and I think dinosaurs are so cool. I hope you enjoy this from National Geographics.
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Why I like my electronics
Editor's note from Mom: This is a reflection Sarah wrote for school after reading this article. She and I would be very interested to know what you think about both the practical and personal effects of such a move.
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| This is the kind of mini laptop I have. I got it for Christmas and I really like it. |
I would NOT be able to be “unplugged”
for six months. The hardest part would be no video games but I also would not
be able to get on my mini laptop, or on Playstation 2, Wii, Gameboy, my dad’s
phone, my Mommom’s iPad or anything like it.
Besides playing games, I like to go to Google, Wikipedia,
Dictionary.com, or the National Geographic website. And if I had to unplug, I
wouldn’t be able to check on National Geographic and count on them for
information.
I don’t think I would mind if I didn’t have TV except for
how I use it with my PS2 and Wii. But if I didn’t have a DVD player or the TV
channels, I might not even be bothered about that. I watch it now because it’s
funny but I’d rather be on the computer.
The benefit I would see if I unplugged everything for six
months is I would spend more time playing with my Legos. I would have to read
books to find out facts about animals.
I asked my mom if she would like to be unplugged. She said
she would like to but she can’t because of her job which is online. So that
would be the hardest part for her. She would also miss Facebook. But she thinks
she would spend more time with our family if she didn’t have all that.
Sometimes I think the hardest thing for our family is
spending time together. Sometimes if I get caught up doing something on my computer,
and my mom and dad are doing work on their laptops, and my Mommom is on her
iPad, then we just all do whatever we’re doing and we don’t bother each other.
But we could all play a board game together if our actions were the same as our
thoughts about it being better to spend time with each other than with our
electronics.
So as you can see, we might want the good parts of being
unplugged like spending more time together as a family but we don’t want to
give up our fun games and stuff to get it.
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