Above is a New York Times link where you answer
questions on
how
you refer to different items (sub, grinder, hogie, etc) and they
then match you to a geographical region based on your answers.
Some
cool
science videos
http://www.sciencechannel.com/tv-shows/head-rush/
Answers to the Rebus Puzzles:
Christmas
Rebus for my wife.pdf
Here
is your
gift card to Barnes and Noble. Look in the copier.
Key terms - Ear, Island (minus Land),
Oar, Gift,
Barns, Noble, Look (says the boy),
Cop, Eyore
Term rebus.pdf
The
term is
almost over, HooRay!
Key terms - Perm, Hiss, Ewe
(female sheep),
rover (Mars)
Time Rebus.pdf
Well,
my
Junior Mints, time to be started.
Key terms - Well, MI (abbreviation for
Michigan),
Junior Mints (a nickname for my
students), Time, Bee, Star, Teddy (-dy).
Grammar is
off but it was my
first try and my students like it.
Wife's Year
Rebus.pdf
(given to her on
her birthday)
Jennifer,
I hope this year is a super good one.
Key
terms - Gin, Fur (fur tree), Eye, Hoe, Hiss, Ear, Island
(minus Land), Hay (A),
Soup, Rrrrr, Good, (Good, Better, Best
progression)
One.
Snow Day Follow
Up Rebus
I
do not want to startle all of
you, but we need to move on.
Key
Terms: Eye, Doe (do), Knot, one + t, Tulips - Lips, Star + turtle -
tur, You,
Butt, Whee!, Knee + d, To,
Moo + V, On.
Probably only interesting to me:
Repair of a Tomy Big Loader https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ozo7vuQmFa8