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Genius Hour Interviews
Genius hour is one hour a week that you
get to work on a project of your choosing
at school. Genius hour is about imagination where you can bring ideas to life.
Also, it’s about expressing what you
love. Every genius hour project has a
question that you want to learn about.
Genius hour is something that takes a
long time because the question is supposed to be something that you can’t find
an answer to right away. Genius hour
projects can be anything from learning
about sea turtles to building a model of
the Eiffel Tower.
Now I will talk about a few students’ genius hour projects from 4th grade, 3rd
grade and 5th grade.
Kevin’s Origami Genius Hour Project
Kevin is in 4th grade and he is doing his
genius hour project on origami. I’m surprised he is almost finished because Kevin only uses 30 minutes every Friday.
Also, he is doing another project developing a card game. Kevin’s inspiration to
do origami for his genius hour project
was when he saw his brother playing
with paper and Kevin thought of origami.
Kevin’s favorite part so far is making the
origami. I think he is getting it done so
fast because two people are helping him,
which is fine. Many people get help or
are in groups. Kevin says it is fun because there are interesting facts that he is
learning about origami. For example, origami originated in Japan in the 1600’s.
Kevin is going to do his presentation on a
poster. Wishing him the best.
Evie and Sarah’s Genius Hour Project
Sarah and Evie are in 5th grade, and their
genius hour project is on a Wi-Fi signal
enhancer, which they call the Wi-Fi
Flower. They are finished, but they have-
n’t presented it yet. They were
working on another genius hour
project, and the Wi-Fi wasn’t
working, so they thought of how
they could fix it. Their favorite
part was testing it and having it be
successful. They said it was fun
but sometimes annoying, because
it was hard to get parts, and they
needed approval from the school. I
asked them if it was hard in the
beginning, and they said yes. They
are going to explain how they
made it and how the signal enhancer works in their presentation.
Sounds like a blast!
Tyler and Sophia
Tyler and Sophia are in 3rd grade,
and their genius hour project is on
The Underground Railroad. They
are still working on it, and they
have been working on it for 3
weeks. They must be getting a lot
of facts. They got inspired from
their homework, which I find cool.
Their favorite part of learning
about The Underground Railroad
is that the slaves escape. Mr. Hand
is their teacher, so he helped them.
Something interesting is that it
wasn’t hard for them. They’re going to present the project on a
poster and flash cards. Sound like
an exciting genius hour project!
Ironia Ink
June 2016
Inside this issue:
New Student Interviews 2
Meal worms Make the
Most Out of Styrofoam
3
How to Make Your
Own Comics
4
Teacher Feature
5
Inside Out Trivia
6
Dragon Story
7
Zootopia
8
By Juliette J.
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New Student
Interviews
Have you ever wondered how a new student felt to
move to a whole different school or even a new town?
Let’s find out more about some of our new Ironia students.
Q: When did you move to Randolph?
4th grade interview: Andie L.
A: Justin
Q: When did you move to Randolph?
Q: What is your favorite subject in school?
A: The 4th of July
A: Gym
Q: What was your old school like?
Q: Where did you go to school before Ironia?
A: It was very different
A: Tinc Road Elementary
Q: Who was your 1st friend in Ironia?
Q: Where did you grow up?
A: I don’t know
A: Lake Hopatcong
Q: What is your favorite subject in school?
Q: How old are you?
A: P.E. (gym)
A: 7 and ½
Q: Where did you go to school before Ironia?
Q: When is your birthday?
A: Madsebakken School
A: July 20th
Q: Where did you grow up?
Q: How would you describe yourself?
A: Elverum, Noraway
A: Nice and sharing
Q: How old are you?
Q: What is your favorite book?
A: 10
A: One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish
Q: When is your birthday?
Q: What is your favorite movie?
A: March 5th
A: Home
Q: How would you describe yourself?
Q: What is your favorite sport or hobby?
A: Patient
A: Basketball
Q: What is your favorite book?
Q: What is your career choice?
A: Clue
A: Police officer
Q: What is your favorite movie?
Kindergarten Interview: Sam T.
A: The Other Movie
Q: When did you move to Randolph?
Q: What is your favorite sport or hobby?
A: Summer
A: Dance
Q: What was your old school like?
Q: What is your career choice?
A: Baby classroom to Pre-K
A: January 11th
Q: Who was your 1st friend in Ironia?
A: A vet
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2nd grade interview: Jadyn F.
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Mealworms Make the Most Out of
Styrofoam
A good way to start off this summer is
with good news. And what good news is
that? You are about to read it. Recently
(about 5 months ago), scientists discovered that a certain kind of mealworm is
able to digest (eat ) Styrofoam. This is an
essential (important) discovery, as the
Styrofoam is non-biodegradable (it cannot
be recycled).
What is a mealworm?
Mealworms are the larval (baby) form of
the mealworm beetle, or Tenebrio Molitor
(the scientific name for the mealworm
beetle), a species of darkling beetle. Like
all holometabolic insects (insects that undergo full metamorphism), they go through
four life stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult.
Recently, scientists discovered that mealworms can “eat” Styrofoam.
Who exactly found out about the mealworms?
This fantastic discovery was established
by scientists from Stanford University and
China’s Beihang University. They saw that
the mealworms digest all the Styrofoam
without hurting any other predators. The
scientists exposed about one-hundred
mealworms to Styrofoam, only to discover
that they can digest it easily.
Do the mealworms “like” Styrofoam?
Well, not only do they “love” it, they devour it. The scientists discovered that the
mealworms can eat the Styrofoam with no
long-term effects. Not only this, but the
predators that eat the mealworm suffered
no harm from their new diet.
Why is this discovery important?
So many boxes and packages are packed
with Styrofoam to the brim! Being so hard
to recycle, if we make sure these meal-
worms reproduce and keep healthy, the level of Styrofoam in the garbage dump will
eventually decrease. This is a major step in
global recycling and something that could
help with global warming.
The scientists have taken one step forward
in global recycling. This truly was an amazing piece of information, even for Ironia
Ink!
By Arya M. and Kevin T.
How Tiny Mealworms May Help Reduce Our
Massive Plastic Pollution Problem: http://
www.dogonews.com/2015/10/16/how-tinymealworms-may-help-reduce-our-massiveplastic-pollution-problem
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How to…
Make your own comics!
Hello all you people out there who love comics and want to make your own! This short
step by step guide will help you show your
super hero in action or your princess eating
cupcakes in her castle. You can make all your
dreams come to life! The only limit is your
imagination.
Yeah I know what you’re thinking, “She’s
good at art and is going to tell me to draw in
a box and be sad because my art is not
good.” But the only way to make your art
better is to draw all the time and you will
SLOWLY get better. Don’t be discouraged
by your art skills, start with stick figures if
you have to! But never ever say you can’t do
anything. Now let’s get started.
Step one:
Think of a story or just a funny thing that
happened that day. You want to know at
least a rough idea of what your story is
about. Also, start putting thought into your
character design, make it original.
You should have a vivid image of your character. Try drawing it as best you can. If
something is closer make it bigger. Also,
make farther back things darker.
Put speaking bubbles after you write the
words that your character is saying as
well. Don’t forget to make your characters
interesting.
Step five:
Now you have a pretty good idea of your
first panel as the panels go on add characters, settings and make a good story come
to life. Just keep repeating the steps and
soon you’ll have a great comic strip for
everyone to enjoy!
By Sarah A.
Step two:
Grab a piece of paper and draw a square using a ruler to make your lines straight. I
know it’s a pain but trust me. It makes your
work look a lot better! Also, don’t worry if
it’s not perfect. It doesn’t have to be!
Step three:
Think about where your characters are and
how the story should start. You may want to
put a box at the top of your first panel and
explain who your characters are and where
they are.
Step four:
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Teacher Feature
Ironia Ink thought it would be enjoyable and interesting if we interviewed one of Ironia’s teachers.
The teacher that we interviewed was Mrs. Feliciano. If you want to know more about Mrs. Feliciano, read below.
Q. What is your favorite color? Why? (If reason)
A. Sapphire. The color makes me feel calm.
Q. What is your favorite movie? Why?
A. My Favorite movie is Pirates of the Caribbean I.
I think Johnny Depp played Captain Jack Sparrow
so well, it made me just love the movie.
Q. What is your favorite holiday? Why?
A. Thanksgiving. I love this holiday because it’s
when I have my family over at my house.
Q. What is your favorite book? Why?
A. W uthering Heights, because I felt empathy for
the characters.
Q. Who has influenced you the most?
A. The person who influenced me the most was my
mom. She was the one person in my life who always encouraged me to try new things and never
be afraid to take chances.
Q. Who was your favorite teacher? Why?
A. My favorite teacher was my 8th grade teacher,
Mrs. Lucidno. She is the person who I model my
teaching style after and who inspired me to be a
teacher.
Q. When did you start teaching?
A. 2005
Q. How long have you been teaching?
A. Around 11 years
Q. What grades have you taught so far?
A. 1st, 3rd and 4th.
Q. Where do you like to go?
A. I like to go hiking in national parks.
Q. Where would you like to visit?
A. I would like to go to Switzerland, Germany and
France.
Q. Where did you spend your best vacation ever?
A. Hawaii.
Doesn’t Mrs. Feliciano sound like a remarkable
teacher? I really hope she does, because she is! If
you see her in the hallway try saying, “Hi,” and
tell her that you read about her in the newspaper.
Here are a few more things that are interesting
about Mrs. Feliciano. Did you know that she
teaches whole brain teaching? Whole brain teaching is awesome. I have learned by experience. If
you didn’t know, I’m in Mrs. Feliciano’s class!
She is an awesome teacher! Whole brain teaching
is when you speak with your hands, repeat words
three times and much, much more! She also does
L.A.T.I.C. Which stands for Learner Active Technology Infused Classroom.
Did you know Mrs. Feliciano won the “Teacher of
the year” award in 2015! How awesome is that?
She was a cheerleader when she was in her younger years. I hope you can leave this article with an
interesting fact about Mrs. Feliciano.
By Pauline Y.
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Inside Out Trivia
1. What are the five emotions?
2. Who cries candy?
3. What was the name of Riley’s imaginary friend?
4. Where does the five emotions live?
5. How did the two emotions wake up Riley?
6. Why did Riley run away?
7. Which emotion had the idea to run away?
8. Where did the two emotions get lost?
9. Who was the director of Inside Out?
10. What sport does Riley play?
11. Where did Riley move to?
12. Where did Riley used to live?
13. How old is Riley?
14. Who played Joy?
Answers on page 11
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Dragon Story
Dragon Story is a game where you
train dragons. You breed them to get
more. Almost all dragons can be
bought with gold, which is rare.
Some, you can buy with coins which
are easier to get. To have dragons you
need a nest. The first nest you buy is
for a little amount of coins.
Eggs are bred. Some are very rare
but some are really not. Once the
dragons hatch they look cute, but
when they get leveled up, they look
fierce. The way you level up is you
need to take care of them and feed
them. Sometimes with eggs you get
some that are mega rare. I personally
get some that are really good.
I forgot to tell you something you can
gain levels to be able to get more and
more dragons.
By Jessica D.
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Zootopia
Do you like animals? Do you like surprises? If you do, you will LOVE Zootopia. Zootopia is an interesting
movie because it has all kinds of animals like: rabbits foxes, giraffes, mice
and oxen.
These are different kinds of animals,
and they get along. There are no people. In the beginning of the movie,
there was a girl rabbit named Judy
Hopps. She wanted to become a police officer, and she did. Judy Hopps
became the first rabbit officer.
In the middle of the movie, some animals start going “savage.” So everyone
is trying to catch all of the “savage”
animals. Judy is getting very wary
about all the animals, so she gets help
from her friend Nick Wild, the fox.
Nick finds out that Judy doesn’t trust
him. At the end of the movie, Judy
finds out what is causing the animals
to go “savage.” Judy goes to Nick because she needs his help, and they
solve the case.
This was an inspiring movie to me because even when people doubted Judy,
she still went on and achieved her
dream. You will have to see the movie
to find out who causes the animals
to go savage and why. I honestly recommend Zootopia for all ages.
By Juliette J.
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Looking for a new yummy treat to bake at home?
Try this recipe for Red Velvet Cupcakes by McCormick® Holiday on allrecipes.com!
*Never cook without adult supervision.
Ingredients:
2 ½ cups flour
½ cup unsweetened cocoa powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
½ teaspoon salt
1 cup butter, softened
2 cups sugar
4 eggs
1 cup sour cream
½ cup milk
1 (1 ounce) bottle McCormick® Red Food Color
2 teaspoons McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
Vanilla Cream Cheese Frosting:
1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, softened
¼ cup butter, softened
2 tablespoons sour cream
2 teaspoons McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
1 (16 ounce) box confectioners’ sugar
Now that we have the ingredients for these delicious cupcakes, let’s start baking!
Prep time: 20 minutes
Cook time: 20 minutes
Ready in: 40 minutes
Directions:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Mix flour, cocoa powder, baking soda and salt in medium bowl. Set
aside.
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Beat butter and sugar in large bowl with electric mixer on medi- Image from http://classroomclipart.com/
um speed 5 minutes or until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs,
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Looking for a new yummy treat to bake at home?
one at a time. Mix in sour cream, milk, food color and vanilla. Gradually beat in flour mixture on
low speed until just blended. Do not overbeat. Spoon batter into 30 paper-lined muffin cups, filling
each cup 2/3 full.
Bake 20 minutes or until toothpick inserted into cupcake comes out clean. Cool in pans on wire rack 5
minutes. Remove from pans; cool completely. Frost with vanilla cream cheese frosting (directions
below).
Vanilla Cream Cheese Frosting: Beat cream cheese, softened, butter, sour cream and McCormick®
Pure Vanilla Extract in large bowl until light and fluffy. Gradually beat in confectioners’ sugar until
smooth.
Congratulations! You now have a yummy treat to share with anyone you like. Trust me, everyone loves
yummy cupcakes. Use these for a special event, or just for a yummy snack to have whenever you want!
Enjoy!
A Holiday Treat
“I’m so bored,” Julia groaned as she flopped down in a chair in the living room.
“But it’s Christmas Eve!” Grace protested as she jumped us from her place on the couch across
from Julia, “How can you be bored?”
“So? Yes, it’s Christmas Eve, but it definitely doesn’t seem like it. You’re reading that dumb
book…” Julia narrowed her eyes at her friend and crossed her arms.
“Excuse me, but you read this ‘dumb book’ too! Do something with mom,” Grace replied as she
sat down with her book again and made a motion with her hand that signaled for Julia to get lost.
Julia walked over to Grace. “Only if you come with me,” she told her.
“Girls! Come here,” a voice from the kitchen demanded.
“What mom?!” Julia questioned her mother as she arrived in the kitchen. She spoke in a tone that
should’ve told her mom she wasn’t interested.
“I’ve just made red velvet cupcakes,” Julia’s mom announced, ignoring the hint in Julia’s voice,
“Come try some!” She put a cupcake on each of their plates.
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A Holiday Treat
The girls sat down and started to munch. “Yummy!” Julia exclaimed with her mouth full.
“Yeah! These are really good!” Grace added.
Julia’s mom was beaming.
“Christmas Eve isn’t boring anymore, thanks to this holiday treat!” Julia was thinking out loud.
“Great. Now can I get back to my book?” Grace begged.
“No! I’m not bored again yet, so don’t ruin it!” Julia responded.
“Then at least let me have another cupcake. They’re so good!” Grace requested.
“Fine. I can’t disagree with that.” Julia replied.
By Marissa A.
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Inside Out Trivia Answers
1. Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, Disgust
2. Bing-Bong
3. Bing-Bong
4. Headquarters
5. Getting a clown
6. To get happiness
7. Madness
8. Long term Memory
9. Pete Doctor
10. Hockey
11. San Francisco
12. Minnesota (Minneapolis)
13. 11
14. Amy Phoehler
By Pauline Y.
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Don’t you just love yummy cake?!
Try this recipe for Angel Cake by Syd from allrecipes.com!
*Never cook without adult supervision.
Ingredients:
1 ¼ cups cake flour
1 ¾ cups white sugar
¼ teaspoon salt
1 ½ cups egg whites
1 teaspoon cream of tartar
½ teaspoon vanilla extract
½ teaspoon almond extract
Directions:
Beat egg whites until they form stiff peaks, and then add cream of tartar, vanilla extract, and almond
extract.
Sift together flour, sugar, and salt. Repeat five times.
Gently combine the egg whites with the dry ingredients, and then pour into an ungreased 10 inch tube
pan.
Place cake pan in a cold oven. Turn the oven on; set it to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C). Cook for
about one hour, or until cake is golden brown.
Invert cake, and allow it to cool in the pan. When thoroughly cooled, remove from pan.
Birthday Angels
dress.
“Yay! It’s my birthday!” Sophia exclaimed as she ran down the stairs in her pink party
Her brother, Max, looked up at her from where he had been helping with the cake. “Okay, I
agreed to help with this cake. Don’t push it by acting happy,” he teased.
Just then he slammed his elbow down on the counter, but it landed on the cake! Chocolate
frosting splattered everywhere, and Sophia suddenly lost her good attitude.
“So…you’re helping with the cake, huh? Well then…where’s the cake?” She challenged
him and then narrowed her eyes.
“Uh...,” Max began.
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Birthday Angels
shock.
Suddenly, someone gasped behind Max, and Sophia looked to see her mom standing there in
She hadn’t yet seen Sophia. “Max!” she demanded. “How is Sophia going to have a cake
now? We must get a new one before she finds out!”
“Yeah, before I find out,” Sophia echoed.
“Oh, hi honey. We’ll fix this…somehow. Max, clean up,” she commanded. “Right now,”
she added.
“But mom…” Max started.
“CLEAN UP!!!” His mother shrieked, losing her patience.
Max jumped back and started to clean.
“Sophia, I’ll make angel cake, your favorite,” her mom reassured her.
So Sophia waited, and waited, and waited some more. She was worried that her mom wouldn’t be able to bake the cake in time. But then she heard a relieving noise.
Ding! Ding! Went the oven, telling everyone that the cake was done.
“The cake! It’s ready!” Sophia exclaimed and bolted into the kitchen.
Sophia put a bit of frosting on her finger and licked it. When she tasted it, she felt like she
was in the clouds with heavenly angels all around her singing “Hallelujah!”
What she didn’t know was that she was twirling around the kitchen like a crazy ballerina.
“Sophia! Earth to Sophia? Are you with us?” her mom called to her.
“I got this,” Max claimed.
As Sophia danced over to him, he popped a balloon right over her head. Sophia came back
to reality and saw her mom examining her head.
“Sophia!” she exclaimed, “You’re okay!”
“Of course I am, but I love this angel cake!”
Her mom and Max looked at each other and laughed.
By Marissa A. and Pauline Y.
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Silly Willy Limericks
Once a boy named Zach had a ball
st
nd
th
A limerick is a poem where the 1 , 2 , and 5 line
end with a rhyming syllable and have 8 or 9 syllables (but usually 8). The 3rd and 4th lines also have
rhyming syllable at the end and have 5 or 6 syllables (but usually 5). Here are some examples:
There once was a small girl named Mia
Loved to throw it against a wall
Fell into a coop
And started to droop
For his mommy he started to bawl
Bobby was a Hollywood star
She had a big, giant idea
He had a very awesome car
She snuck on a plane
He was very groovy
Then landed in Spain
In all of his movies
And then went straight to Ikea
And he also was a rock star
We hope you can write some limericks now that
you know how to write them.
Julia N. and Evie M.
New Student
Interviews
Continued from page 2
Q: How would you describe yourself?
Q: Who was your first friend in Ironia?
A: Smart, and nice
A: Jordan
Q: What is your favorite book?
Q: What is your favorite subject?
A: Is It a Monster
A: Reading
Q: What is your favorite sport or hobby?
Q: Where did you grow up?
A: Baseball
A: Arizona
Q: What is your career choice?
Q: How old are you?
A: Show Maker
A: 6
Julia N. and Evie M.
Q: When is your birthday?
A: February 25
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Interesting and Fun Websites
What type of websites do you like? Websites about music? Cooking? Sports? Or do you just like
games? Well, you’re probably missing out on a lot of awesome websites that fit you perfectly.
If you’re a music person like we are, www.noteflight.com would be a great website for you. This site
allows you to create the music that you want. You can click on notes and put them in a staff. Then,
you can play the music you’ve created and adjust it as you like. Maybe you’re a pianist, and you absolutely love a song except for this one part that keeps on bothering you. Or maybe you’ve always
wanted to make your own music, and you’ve never gotten a chance. Well, noteflight.com would suit
you perfectly.
Imagine all of the music you could make in a matter of days! And always remember, the music would
be your song and the composer would be you. If you didn’t want to make your own song, you could
copy a musical score belonging to an original composer. You just need to put the composer’s name
in the proper section with remix in parenthesis. Well, just try the link to the demo below and tell us
how you liked it. Here’s an example of an awesome composition that a note flight member made.
https://www.noteflight.com/scores/view/162c716cea200b953f5454951bfb2450cb4b8a84. Amazing, isn’t it…
Well, I’ve got to say, everyone isn’t a musician so, if you like sports, http://jumpbunch.com/school-age/
would make you feel perfectly at home. Even if you have a younger sibling, your little brother or sister could play! Anyway, this site allows kids from age 6-12 to play. We thought that kids shouldn’t be
obsessed by the internet and online games, so we thought this website could be the end of the conflict between mothers and kids about doing something other than spending all your time on the computer. This website gives you ideas for exercising and if you feel inspired, go ahead and try it!
Really, no one will like everything that we showed you, so maybe you’re an artsy person. I love to
draw but I especially love kawaii. Take a look at this,
Isn’t it adorbs? Well, if you want to know how to draw this adorable gummy bear or anything else,
like marshmallows, basketballs, pianos, or anything you can think of, go to
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=fun2draw, where imagination is the only thing you
need! The only thing you have to know is how to draw the eyes, and you can put them on anything
you want! Mei Yu, (The amazing artist who came up with this fab style!) will take you step by step to
being an amazing artist! If your first try doesn’t work, as it didn’t for me, don’t give up! These are
really Fun2draw!
Did any of our websites pop out to you? Pick one or two and say, “This site I will conquer with my
awesomeness, power, and my personality!” Go ahead! Don’t be ashamed! Don’t forget to check out a
site! I honestly loved fun2draw and note flight. But not enough to beat my love for rainbow roses!
By Marissa A. and Pauline Y.
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Rubik’s Cube Guide
A new trend sweeping through Ironia is Rubik’s cubes. All the kids down the hall have one, and these
colored cubes are taking over! These puzzles can come in many different forms, and the goal is to attain
all the same color on each side. Here are some handy tips to keep in mind while solving one of these
mind-bending puzzles. But wait! There’s more! Worried that you don’t have a Rubik’s cube? You can visit
a Rubik’s cube simulator online for free!*
Tips:
When solving a cube, persistence is key!
Start with an easy Rubik’s cube, and then move on to more difficult ones.
Make a cross in the center of a cube to get started.
Instead of mixing up the whole cube, go to YouTube and look up Rubik’s cube algorithm.
Go to an expert to help.
As you may recall in paragraph one, we said that there are online Rubik’s cubes simulators. But which
ones are genuine? Here are some trustworthy sites: http://www.coolmath-games.com/0-rubikscube, ruwix.com/online-puzzle-simulators/3x3x3-rubiks-cube-simulator.php. These sites may be fun to go on, but
unlike the real thing, they don’t save your progress, so remember that the real thing is better!
*some sites may not be free
By Arya M.
We would like to send out a very special thank you to all of our 4th and 5th
grade newspaper staff members who gave their time and effort to create this
issue of the Ironia Ink school newspaper. They did a fantastic job! We’d
also like to thank the parents of our newspaper staff for their support. A big
thank you to all the staff members who helped with interviews and information.
Finally, we would also like to express our gratitude to
Mr. Kricheff and Ms. Telischak for their support.
Happy reading!
Sincerely,
Ms. DePeri & Mrs. Andrews
Newspaper Advisors
Fourth Grade Staff
Marissa A.
Jessica D.
Juliette J.
Arya M.
Kevin T.
Pauline Y.
Fifth Grade Staff
Sarah A.
Evie M.
Julia N.
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