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So in the beginning of this week, I traveled to Arbennik Island and thought it was pretty cool. The island was filled with many different fields to play games. It almost seemed as it was a place for people to practice sports. I took a picture of myself (the top link) looking at an arena filled with flags and with the Olympic rings. I thought it was appropriate since the winter Olympics has started and I have been watching some of their games on TV. I have not been able to plan to meet with one of my classmates to explore some more but I was able to meet with Esme and the rest of the class this past Thursday. Visiting Cybernauts of Skowhegan was very interesting, especially since we got to speak to the owner of the region. The class that Paul teaches seems so cool and I am sure his students enjoy making the neat projects he requests, especially the reenactment of plays.
As far as building, I was able to deconstruct a couch last week and reconstruct it. I was able to also learn to incorporate a script and made the couch rotate. To me that was the highlight of my week in Jokaydia since I had no idea how nor what scripts were used for. Every time in Jokaydia is a learning experience!
So in the beginning of this week, I traveled to Arbennik Island and thought it was pretty cool. The island was filled with many different fields to play games. It almost seemed as it was a place for people to practice sports. I took a picture of myself (the top link) looking at an arena filled with flags and with the Olympic rings. I thought it was appropriate since the winter Olympics has started and I have been watching some of their games on TV. I have not been able to plan to meet with one of my classmates to explore some more but I was able to meet with Esme and the rest of the class this past Thursday. Visiting Cybernauts of Skowhegan was very interesting, especially since we got to speak to the owner of the region. The class that Paul teaches seems so cool and I am sure his students enjoy making the neat projects he requests, especially the reenactment of plays.
As far as building, I was able to deconstruct a couch last week and reconstruct it. I was able to also learn to incorporate a script and made the couch rotate. To me that was the highlight of my week in Jokaydia since I had no idea how nor what scripts were used for. Every time in Jokaydia is a learning experience!
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