Showing posts with label video games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video games. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Nintendo
I've taken a little time off from blogging. I really had days that I wanted to blog during Christmas, but I was so busy with other things that there were days that I never even saw the computer. So, that didn't get done. I think I will start trying this again, and maybe you'll hear about my Christmas, but right now, I'm going to go wrestle Logan's Nintendo DS away from Matt because I think it's my turn to play. Logan got a DS for his birthday. It helped me get many things done at Christmas time because he was busy with something besides bugging me. Now, I don't usually get into video games. I'm not good at them. And I don't really want to take the time to try to get good them, because I have so many other things I feel like I should be spending my time doing. But puzzle games are my weakness. And so I am slightly addicted to Logan's I Spy game that has a puzzle on it. And it's easy for me. No confusing controls, just tap the things that match. I can handle that! Unfortunately, I'm also addicted.
Labels:
addictions,
Logan,
nintendo DS,
puzzle games,
video games
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Science Class
*Day 324*
Today I got to go to a science class. They gave us a lot of cool ideas to help teach our children science principles and encourage them to wonder. The best part was that we got to do the experiments and try everything out. I didn't take my camera to class, so when I got home I let Logan try the stuff we did, and I took pictures of him.
We learned how to hold bubbles. Here's Logans'. Also, I saw a square bubble. I need to get some materials, but if I get it to work, I'll show ya.
This is snow that is growing in Logan's hands. I know it would be better as a video, but you couldn't see it very good. You'll have to trust me. It grew and it looks like snow.
We made a solution then added the worm goo and out came worms. We also made slime and glow sticks.
Logan asked me if I was taking this stuff Lynn's. I told him I didn't know. He said I should leave it here so he can play with it. He said it was fun. Then he told me, "Usually I just play video games, but this is funner than playing video games."
Today I got to go to a science class. They gave us a lot of cool ideas to help teach our children science principles and encourage them to wonder. The best part was that we got to do the experiments and try everything out. I didn't take my camera to class, so when I got home I let Logan try the stuff we did, and I took pictures of him.
We learned how to hold bubbles. Here's Logans'. Also, I saw a square bubble. I need to get some materials, but if I get it to work, I'll show ya.
This is snow that is growing in Logan's hands. I know it would be better as a video, but you couldn't see it very good. You'll have to trust me. It grew and it looks like snow.
We made a solution then added the worm goo and out came worms. We also made slime and glow sticks.
Logan asked me if I was taking this stuff Lynn's. I told him I didn't know. He said I should leave it here so he can play with it. He said it was fun. Then he told me, "Usually I just play video games, but this is funner than playing video games."
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