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Ask an adult at home to use their computer. This week I would like you to play the The Great Space Chase .

Did you have fun playing The Great Space Chase? This week, our challenge is to design a space ship of your own! You can use recycled items, legos, blocks, or even draw a picture!

Here is the SpaceX Dragon, a real spaceship that launched from the US yesterday (5/30)!

Upload a photo or video of your space ship here if you would like me to see it.

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Ask an adult at home to use their computer. This week I would like you to play Sounda-pa-looza.

When you finish this game, I want you to make a bookmark of the this page (or the one from last week we did) to revisit it later. Then open the the bookmark in another tab.

This week, I'd like you to design your own musical instrument! You can make both of them or just choose one.

The first one is a string instrument. Click here for the instructions on how to make this with a box and elastic bands.

The second one is a colorful water xylophone. Click here to watch the video on how to make it.

Upload a photo or video of your instrument here if you would like me to see it.

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Ask an adult at home to use their computer. This week I would like you to play Arcade Escape.

When you finish this game, I want you to make a bookmark of the page to revisit later, like I do in the video.

This week, I want you to think about how you can improve your design! Make a change to your marble run to make it even better!

If you missed it last week, here is a great link to check out for ideas. Upload a photo of your marble run here if you would like me to see it.

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Ask an adult at home to use their computer. This week I would like you to play Marbleous Marvel Coaster . After you are finished making a coaster on the computer, you can make a real one at home in the design challenge!

Last week, you made a water slide. This week, we'll make something similar to a water slide- it's a marble run. A marble run is a slide for marble (or you could use small balls or jelly beans ). Do you remember the marble run you play with in class? You can have one at home too! I'll talk about some ideas in my video and here is a great link to check out for other ideas. Upload a photo of your marble run here if you would like me to see it.

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Ask an adult at home to use their computer. If it does not have a mouse, try to learn how to use the trackpad with their help. This week I would like you to play Slidea-ma-zoo . After you are finished playing, practice pressing the "+" and "x" button like I do in the video to open and close a tab.

This week, the weather is warmer and I want your mini-figure to have some fun! Here is the challenge- design a waterslide so that your mini-figure can slide into a bowl of water! You can use whatever materials that you can find at home. I'll talk about some ideas in my video and here is a great link to check out for other ideas. Upload a photo of your slide here if you would like me to see it.

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Ask an adult at home to use their computer. If it does not have a mouse, try to learn how to use the trackpad with their help. This week I would like you to play Builda-ma-loo and build a "Mix-a-Mover". After you are finished playing, practice pressing the "refresh" button like I do in the video.

Build a bridge to cross a 10 centimeter river that you have designed for a figurine to cross. You can use any materials in your house that you already have, Legos, or any other type of building blocks. If you want to challenge yourself, see how strong it is. Add some food cans on top of the bridge. See how many it can hold! Upload a photo of your bridge here if you would like me to see it.

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Ask an adult at home to use their computer. If it does not have a mouse, try to learn how to use the trackpad with their help. This week I would like you to play The Cat in the Hat Invention Engine. Try out using the "back" and "forward" browser buttons like I do in the video.

Build a parachute with a plastic bag, coffee filter, paper towel, or something else! Attach a figurine to your parachute and drop it from somewhere up high. Count to see how long it takes to hit the floor. You can challenge yourself to make two different parachutes and see which one works better! Upload a photo of your parachute here if you would like me to see it.

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Ask an adult at home to use their computer. If it does not have a mouse, try to learn how to use the trackpad with their help. Today, you can explore and play games on a new website- PBS kids! Try out using the "back" and "forward" browser buttons like I do in the video.

Build a boat with 30 centimeters of aluminum foil and float it in the bath or sink. Count how many coins or marbles your boat can hold before it sinks! Then, see if you can improve your boat to hold more coins or marbles. Upload a photo of your boat here if you would like me to see it.

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In class, we have been learning how to use a mouse, how to open Google Chrome, how to click on a bookmark, and navigate inside a website. Ask an adult at home to use their computer. If it does not have a mouse, try to learn how to use the trackpad with their help. Click here to go to ABCYA and choose a KG game to play!

Build a fort that you can sit inside. Use materials from around your house and be creative! Upload a photo of your fort here if you want me to see it. After you build the fort, read a book inside it using a flashlight!

Download the app Box Island and code the box to reach it's goal. Many levels of the app are free, so you'll have plenty to do!

Build the tallest tower you can with anything in your home! Paper cups, legos, blocks, dominoes, or whatever you can think of. Upload a photo of your tower here if you want me to see it.