Showing posts with label Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Games. Show all posts
Saturday, September 9, 2017
Which Movie does the Staircases Move?
In which recent movie did the staircases move?
Hint: Based on a Novel
Theme: Buildings
Hint: Based on a Novel
Theme: Buildings
Fringed Felt Duster
This easy-to-make felt duster is designed to let your little worker bee get a handle on helping to keep her own digs in tiptop shape.
Stack the felt rectangles on top of one another with the longer edges at the top and the bottom. Fold the stack in thirds so that the sides overlap across the middle.
Bunch together the top of the folded stack and wrap the rubber band around it to hold it.
Fringe the felt, making the strips 3/4 to 1 inch wide and stopping your cuts 1 1/2 inches below the rubber band.
Finally, wrap a piece of ribbon around the rubber band to cover it, and tie the ends into a bow.
Stack the felt rectangles on top of one another with the longer edges at the top and the bottom. Fold the stack in thirds so that the sides overlap across the middle.
Bunch together the top of the folded stack and wrap the rubber band around it to hold it.
Fringe the felt, making the strips 3/4 to 1 inch wide and stopping your cuts 1 1/2 inches below the rubber band.
Finally, wrap a piece of ribbon around the rubber band to cover it, and tie the ends into a bow.
Spoon Tunes
Play "Mary Had a Little Lamb" and even more H2Overtures with this awesome aquatic acoustic apparatus.
Macintosh or Windows.
Click here for Windows — 2.2 MBClick above to download TunesSpoonsWin.exe (requires Win 95 or higher). Save it to the hard disk in a place where you can find it later, such as the Desktop.Double-click TunesSpoonsWin.exe and then click OK to place the program Tunes & Spoons at the location shown.
Double-click Tunes & Spoons to run it. Download for Mac OS X — 4.1MBDownload for Macintosh (OS 8/9) — 3.8 MBClick above to download TunesSpoonsMac(X).hqx. Save it to the hard disk in a place where you can find it later, such as the Desktop.
Use a utility like Stuffit Expander® to decode TunesSpoonsMac(X).hqx into TunesSpoons.sit (this may happen automatically).Use a utility like Stuffit Expander to convert TunesSpoons.sit into Tunes & Spoons (this may happen automatically)
.Double-click Tunes & Spoons to run it.It needs about 6 MB of free memory (RAM). You may need to quit programs you aren't using, but which are taking up RAM, before running Spoon Tunes
.If it doesn't work, write to us.
Macintosh or Windows.
Click here for Windows — 2.2 MBClick above to download TunesSpoonsWin.exe (requires Win 95 or higher). Save it to the hard disk in a place where you can find it later, such as the Desktop.Double-click TunesSpoonsWin.exe and then click OK to place the program Tunes & Spoons at the location shown.
Double-click Tunes & Spoons to run it. Download for Mac OS X — 4.1MBDownload for Macintosh (OS 8/9) — 3.8 MBClick above to download TunesSpoonsMac(X).hqx. Save it to the hard disk in a place where you can find it later, such as the Desktop.
Use a utility like Stuffit Expander® to decode TunesSpoonsMac(X).hqx into TunesSpoons.sit (this may happen automatically).Use a utility like Stuffit Expander to convert TunesSpoons.sit into Tunes & Spoons (this may happen automatically)
.Double-click Tunes & Spoons to run it.It needs about 6 MB of free memory (RAM). You may need to quit programs you aren't using, but which are taking up RAM, before running Spoon Tunes
.If it doesn't work, write to us.
Seven Fun Friends Wallpaper
This is Our Wallpaper.
For you Windows:
Right-mouse-click on one of the pattern squares above and you should see a menu.
Select the option Set As Wallpaper.
If it's not tiling (there's just a square in the middle of your desktop) do this:
Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP:
Go to the Start menu, then Settings, then open the Control Panel window.
Double-click the Display icon. The Background tab should already be selected at the top.
Windows 3.1:Open the Main program group, then Control Panel, and double-click the Desktop icon.
Where it says "Display" (or "Wallpaper"), choose the Tile option.
For you Macintosh:
on Mac OS 9:Click-and-hold (or Control-click) on one of the pattern squares above until a menu pops up.
Select Copy This Image or Copy Image.Find the Control Panels under the Apple Menu, and Paste it into either the Appearance, Desktop Pictures, or Desktop Patterns control panel (depending on the Mac OS version).Click Set Desktop (or Set Desktop Pattern). on Mac OS X:
Drag one of the pattern squares above to your desktop.Find System Preferences under the Apple menu and select the Desktop and Screen Saver panel. Select Desktop from the top tabs.
Drag the pattern square from your desktop into the target square in the Desktop control panel.Choose the Tile option.
For you Windows:
Right-mouse-click on one of the pattern squares above and you should see a menu.
Select the option Set As Wallpaper.
If it's not tiling (there's just a square in the middle of your desktop) do this:
Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP:
Go to the Start menu, then Settings, then open the Control Panel window.
Double-click the Display icon. The Background tab should already be selected at the top.
Windows 3.1:Open the Main program group, then Control Panel, and double-click the Desktop icon.
Where it says "Display" (or "Wallpaper"), choose the Tile option.
For you Macintosh:
on Mac OS 9:Click-and-hold (or Control-click) on one of the pattern squares above until a menu pops up.
Select Copy This Image or Copy Image.Find the Control Panels under the Apple Menu, and Paste it into either the Appearance, Desktop Pictures, or Desktop Patterns control panel (depending on the Mac OS version).Click Set Desktop (or Set Desktop Pattern). on Mac OS X:
Drag one of the pattern squares above to your desktop.Find System Preferences under the Apple menu and select the Desktop and Screen Saver panel. Select Desktop from the top tabs.
Drag the pattern square from your desktop into the target square in the Desktop control panel.Choose the Tile option.
SFF Features
Here's a cooler-than-cool interactive computer model of an experiment you'll see on ZOOM. You download it and run it on your computer — it doesn't use a web browser. Just choose the kind of computer you have, Macintosh or Windows.
Click here for Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP — 1.3 MB
Click here for Macintosh — 2.1 MB
Click here for Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP — 1.3 MB
- Click above to download BalloonCarInstaller.exe (Win 95/98/NT/2000/XP only). Save it to the hard disk, not a floppy disk. Be sure to save it where you can find it later, such as the Desktop.
- Double-click BalloonCarInstaller, which installs Balloon Car Builder where you tell it to on your hard disk. Be sure to save it where you can find it later, such as the Desktop.
- Double-click Balloon Car Builder to run it.
Click here for Macintosh — 2.1 MB
- Click above to download BalloonCarInstaller.hqx. Save it to the hard disk, not a floppy disk.
- Use a utility like Stuffit Expander® to decode it into just BalloonCarInstaller (this may happen automatically).
- Double-click BalloonCarInstaller, which installs Balloon Car Builder where you want on your hard disk.
- Double-click Balloon Car Builder to run it.
- It needs at least 4 MB of free RAM (approximately). You may need to quit programs you aren't using, but which are taking up RAM, before running the Balloon Car Builder.
What Channel is Maddie on?
Which Channel is Maddie's Own Channel?
Click on a Channel to decide
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| Evan Tube HD |
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| Bratayley |
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| Kittiesmama |
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| The Immortal Duck |
Who Likes Regular Show?
Which Fun Friend LOVES Regular Show on Cartoon Network
Click on a Fun Friend to Decide
Click on a Fun Friend to Decide
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| Grace |
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| Ash |
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| Maddie |
What is Lavender?
What is the Name of this Color?
The name of a fancy dessert.
The name of a vegetable.
The name of a flower.
The name of a smelly French cheese.
The name of a fancy dessert.
The name of a vegetable.
The name of a flower.
The name of a smelly French cheese.
Friday, September 8, 2017
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