The adventure continues! Episode 2: Ethic and Hedge search for the leader of the Resistance. Can they solve the puzzles blocking their way?
The adventure continues! Episode 3: Ethic and Hedge must sabotage the furnace-bots to get to the first artifact. Can they find a way out?
The adventure continues! Episode 4: The trio plot how they can steal the first artifact— the Node of Power. Can they take it without being discovered?
The adventure continues! Episode 5: Ethic and Hedge arrive in the 198forest in search of the second artifact. Can they sneak past the guards to get to the tower?
The adventure continues! Episode 6: Ethic, Hedge, and Octavia must find a way to cross the bottomless ravine to get to the tower. Can they make it before the guards return?
Print out a recording sheet here if you would like to compare the flights of the three planes.
Build the longest course possible for a hole-in-one maze game using household objects.
Materials
Directions
For this method, you will need the following materials:
Start by pouring the hot water into the jar. Swirl it around a bit to warm up the sides of the jar.
Turn the lid upside down and place it on the top of the jar. Place several ice cubes onto the lid, and allow it to rest on the top of the jar for about 20 seconds.
Remove the lid, quickly spray a bit of hairspray into the jar, and then replace the lid with the ice still on top. Watch the cloud form.
When you see a good amount of condensation form, remove the lid and watch the “cloud” escape into the air.
When you add the warm water to the jar, some of it turns to water vapor. The water vapor rises to the top of the jar where it comes into contact with cold air, thanks to the ice cubes on top. Water vapor condenses when it cools down. However, a cloud can only form if the water vapor has something to condense on to. In nature, water vapor may condense onto dust particles, air pollution, pollen, volcanic ash, etc. In the case of this activity, the water vapor condensed onto the hairspray.
Materials: Peanut butter, Craft stick (or something to spread the peanut butter), Bowl of Birdseed, Twine, Scissors, Pine cones, and Paper to place the completed bird feeders on.
(This is NOT a gluten or nut-free activity)
Twist the twine on the pine cone to make a hanger. Spread the peanut-butter all over the pine cone. Coat the peanut-butter covered pine cones with bird seed. Hang from a tree and enjoy.
360 Video about Elephants
While viewing, make sure that you use the mouse or if you are using a phone or tablet, you can actually move it around to view the full 360 video.
Wednesday April 22, 2020
Join Code.org and special guest speaker Bill Gates (Microsoft)