Internet games

Posted by Ben | Posted on 14:18

These are some of my favourite Internet games:

http://www.roblox.com/ Roblox.

http://www.runescape.com/ Runescape.

http://incredibots.com/ Incredibots.

http://www.physicsgames.net/game/IncrediBots_2.html Incredibots 2.

Try them out today!

Swirls and wirls

Posted by Ben | Posted on 12:38

Hi!

Today I made these AWESOME patterns using a Spirograph. They're really pretty and I made loads. This is one of them:

PhotobucketAlso I made this one:



PhotobucketAnd this one:


PhotobucketLast one:


PhotobucketI made one more but I couldn't be bothered to put it on as it takes so long to resize and everything.

Here is the link to the game: http://www.mathplayground.com/SpirographMath.html

world explorer

Posted by Ben | Posted on 13:00

http://www.playza.com/home

Here is the link to a cool game. You need to sign up.

Den and Bow and Arrow

Posted by Ben | Posted on 12:36

I made a Den at the beginning of the week. I made it by cutting long sticks and placing them in the ground. I put an empty bedding over the sticks so the wind didn't come in.


PhotobucketThis is my den. Katie made one too.

PhotobucketThis is Katie's one.

I am also getting really good at Archery. I'm not even doing lessons. I can shoot an arrow about three or four metres.

Internet disaster

Posted by Ben | Posted on 12:46

OH NOES!!!!!!!!!

The internet was NOT WORKING yesterday so i had a WHOLE day without ROBLOX! Oh no. So as you can guess I was VERY bored and had to play Micro Machines V4 on my computer. Also my sister told me to play a horse game WHICH I HATE called My horse and me. Then I installed Speedy Eggbert 2 onto the PC and Lego racers 2 too. HELP!
Luckily it was working the next day.

This all happened because of a POWER CUT.

Make-A-Flake

Posted by Ben | Posted on 13:35

Here is a cool link to a game where you can make your own snowflake.

http://snowflakes.barkleyus.com/

Ice boat

Posted by Ben | Posted on 12:57

Yesterday, I made a boat out of newspaper. Of course the newspaper was wet, otherwise it wouldn't freeze. So, we used a cardboard box and cut it into the shape we wanted. Then, we plastered it with wet newspaper (about four layers). We stuck it in the freezer for 24 hours and then, TA -DA! We had an ice boat.


Photobucket This is the box we used.

Photobucket We cut it into the shape we needed.

Photobucket Then stuck it together.

Photobucket This picture shows the newspaper soking in the bowl of water.

Photobucket This is me smoothing the newspaper onto the boat frame (after plastering).

Photobucket The boat is now in the freezer.

PhotobucketIt floats! It stayed afloat for an hour and ten minutes.

I got this idea from a program called Mythbusters.