The second game I played was Learn the Bones. What I like about Learn the Bones is that it puts the bones has a puzzle . It tells you the name of that Bone. Then when you finish the puzzle it gives you a small quiz about those bones. Then it gives you some more bones to learn. What I like about this game is that it help you learn the Bones. The quiz can help you a lot, it help you a lot because what if your doing the test that your teacher gives to you to improve. What I suggest to do for the game is to give information about those Bones. To tell what do they help us whit are body's. To put detail about why do we have those bones. Why do we need them for?, what do they help you whit?
The two games I played, where Are you making the right choose? . My favorite one is Are you making the right choose?. It's my favorite one because its about issues that happen to usually happens to every family. Those two games can help you in something. The game of Are you making the right choose can help you if u don't know what to do when you don't know what to decides what to do, to have the baby or give it for adoption. That is a good game for girls in between 12 -18. The game will give you the right thing choose for you and your family. The game will tell you what to give to the baby.
I like Daddy Yankee because of how is songs have redeem, how he makes the videos, and how he dresses. What I like the most about Daddy Yankee is that he has a hospital in Puerto Rico for all the poor people. He go's to Puerto Rico to take stuff to the people. The thing I like about Daddy Yankee is that he dedicates hes songs to hes fans. The last thing that I like is when hes interviewed he say that's he cant be here where hes at with out the support of hes fans.
I think its important that student follow the the instructions so they wont have problems. The students should follow the instructions like if there where at there house. Because they pass like 8 or more hours at school like if there where at there house. I think the students should act like if the teachers where there parents, to follow what they say.
What I did this weekend was fun. I jumped on my tramping. I was at my grandma's house, my whole family was there. And The best of that is that I could see my aunt. I was hanging out with my cousins. I was tidier be 6 pm and we got there 8:30 am. Well that was my weekend.
I have learnd how to post on my blog. I have learnd how to add friends on my blog. What I like about technology is that we learn how are blogs can look better and nice. I like that we can chat on gmail. I really like my blog, I like to post pictures on my blog so people know what I like. Well thats what I have learnd this week in class.
I hope we finish everything in class. I am glad I havent had no problems sense the begining of the school. I wish I wont have problems with the game I will be making. I am scared that people wont like the game i will make. The game I will make will be about math and science. I will make those subjects for the people who like those subjects. I want people to tell me when publish my game if its good or not. I will like to know if prople like it because if I make another game i will know what it will need.
Daddy Yankee did more than anyone to establish reggaeton as a marketable music style during the early 21st century.Daddy yankee's success was so phenomenol in the wake of his 2004 mainstream breakthrougt, Barrio Fino, an in particular in the international hit single"Gasolina"that he that he transcended cultural boundaries and genre trappings. He became more than just a reggaetonero, having transformed himself into an international name brand by the time his 2007 follow-up album, El Cartel: The Big Boss, was released. Daddy Yankee's name, image, and music were used to sell soft drinks for Pepsi and footwear for Reebok, as well as a syndicated show for ABC Radio Networks (Daddy Yankee on Fuego) and a feature film for Paramount Pictures (Talento de Barrio). Daddy Yankee indeed had become a business empire, of which the primary asset -- his music -- remained independent from major-label control: he keenly operated his own independent label, El Cartel Records, and chose to partner with labels such as Interscope only for purposes of marketing and distribution. Although the business side of Daddy Yankee threatened to overshadow his music, Barrio Fino stands tall as the definitive reggaeton album of its time. Boasting a pair of fantastic hits, "Gasolina" and "Lo Que Pasó, Pasó," the album was a standard-bearer, influencing a legion of followers and establishing the production duo Luny Tunes as reggaeton's hottest hitmakers. Barrio Fino was also the first reggaeton album to reach number one on the Top Latin Album chart, a position it held for roughly a year's time while selling over a million copies in the United States alone.
