The Do's and Don'ts of E-Mail

Hey guys, this is Grant Taylor bringing you:

The Do's and Don'ts of E-Mail

Here is a list of do's I've accumulated for children on e-mail.

1. Use it to (appropriately) communicate with friends and family even when far away.

2. Use it as an educational tool to master spelling and writing.

3. Use it as a lesson in responsibility.

And here are the DON'TS:

(Note: Unless you like getting punished and thrown in jail, do NOT do these!)

-1. Never use bad words, which I myself will not list.

-2. Don't trust strangers EVER, for your safety and your computer's.

-3. Never open attachments from strangers. They could be viruses.

This is my list of do's and don'ts for children on e-mail.

See you later!

*Grant*

The Do's and Don'ts of Email

Hi I am Ashley and I am here to teach kids  the do's and don'ts on an Email. Do not give your number or address to strangers if they ask you. Don't friend strangers or talk to them without permission.  Don't answer

strangers messages with out permission.Do not put photos  with out permission.  

Flat Stanley: At the Arcade

 Flat Stanley:
At the Arcade
*by Grant Taylor*
***4TH GRADE WRITING ASSIGNMENT***
Going to the arcade is a highlight for Flat Stanley. Why? Two words: Pac-Man. Unless you play a 3-D game like Pac-Man Party, you should notice that EVERYTHING is flat, just like Stanley. Does being flat stop Pac-Man and the ghosts? No! They can still move with speed and accuracy, just like Stanley.

The first thing my main man Stan does is sliiiiiiiiiide under the front doors after closing time. That's the BEST time to go to an arcade because you can watch the attract mode to get the idea of how to play each game.
Then, he can slide under the games to find quarters that people dispensed and then he can play the game of his choice, which is usually Pac-Man.

After the 20th round (he is a REALLY good gamer), he notices that every level is the EXACT same as the last one... well, except for level 256. We will talk about THAT later on.

Later on, he starts to get really thirsty. It's time for one of his favorite things, and THAT'S going to the concession stand because he can get drinks for free. He jumps over the bar, pours some Coca~Cola in his cup, and then gets RIGHT back to playing.

The last thing he does before leaving is get some food from the concession stand. He does this so he can eat it on the way home.

Each trip to the arcade is a fun, free adventure for Flat Stan because he gets LOTS of undisturbed practice for the next trip. Stay tuned for Flat Stanley: Adventures in Japan!
*The End*