Friday Fun

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Happy Friday everyone!



Make-a-Flake is a neat site where students can create their own snowflake.  They use virtual scissors to cut into the virtual paper.  Then they can preview the snowflake and choose to email the snowflake or download the snowflake as a JPEG image.  We're going to have students create snowflakes and then save them as their desktop image.



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Winterbells has a challenging game where you have to make a rabbit jump and reach as many bells as possible.  I was able to get a high score of 2100!  Here's the proof!


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Line Rider is just plain addicting!!!!  The challenge is to draw a line and then see if a little character can ride the line you drew.  Try as I might, I was not successful with a loop nor did I manage to not injure the little guy.    I found Line Rider to be challenging and addicting at the same time!!!




Need more Friday Fun?  Check out the sites on my Weebly!  

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Mrs. Ernst said…
Thank-you for sending us links to these great sites! My class loved trying line rider for our Morning Meeting game. In fact, I had a very hard time getting them to quit playing!
January 7, 2011 at 8:45 AM
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