How to talk like a pirate
Friday, November 17th, 2006Lots of you chose to dress up like pirates for book week (photos here) – so you might like to learn how to talk like a pirate! More advice on ‘How To Be Speakin’ Pirate-Like’ here
Lots of you chose to dress up like pirates for book week (photos here) – so you might like to learn how to talk like a pirate! More advice on ‘How To Be Speakin’ Pirate-Like’ here
What can a powerful blender manage to blend? Find out here
‘Baboon Bungalow’ by Collins & Harlan 1909. “Chunky monkey chimpanzees, hiding in their cocoanut trees…” Listen while you read! [audio mp3="http://www.middlestreet.org/Cylinder/mp3/BaboonBungalow-CollinsHarlan1909.mp3" ogg="audio.ogg" wav="audio.wav" autoplay="off" loop="on" preload="on" controls="on" flash_fallback="on"] For a jukebox full of cylinder music click here
The National Film Board of Canada has been producing wonderful animations for more than 60 years, they have 43 animated short films suitable for children to watch online here
Peter Callesen makes amazing artworks out of single sheets of paper (from A4 up to room size!) – link
If you’ve enjoyed playing ‘Bound Around’ at school, then you’ll like ‘Christmas Bound’. You can download it free for your PC here.
Next week will be Book Week at school – so here are some unusual books: Here are a couple of Su Blackwell’s artworks, constructed by cutting books – More of Su Blackwell’s books here ……………………………………………….. The worlds largest book is “Bhutan: A Visual Odyssey Across the Last Himalayan Kingdom” weighing more than 130 pounds and [...]
If you got good at drawing lines with ‘Line Rider’, see how fast you draw with ‘Scribble’ here
Some of you have done some stop-motion animation at school (for example here). Here is a great copy of ‘Space Invaders’ using humans and stop-motion. If the video has put you in a mood to play the game try here
It’s Day of the Dead in Mexico, and even skeletons have to go to school. Lots more skeletons here