Aaron


 * media type="file" key="ROOM 237.swf" have learned how to write a pick a path narrative story and present it in powerpoint!**



(2) The Italian civilisation was the first to stress the importance of cities. No other country in the world has so many towns, so different, so rich in art and history, and so beautiful. (3) No other civilization has developed to such extent the importance of human qualities. The Italian culture has its foundations not only in a very important and fruitful religion, but also in a great secular (non religious) humanistic culture, parallel and competing with the religious.
 * (1)In Italy you find more than half (some say two thirds) of the works of art (monuments and masterpieces) and sights of the entire world. They are also extremely varied, as they are expression of various historical eras, covering nearly 2,800 years. They are also the result of different societies and political realities. Half of this legacy can be found in Rome.

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short story

ROOM 237

On a sleety, cold day in 1830 a cheerful family travelled to a popular hotel in the southern alps to stay for four months. While they were travelling they saw snow falling, it fell for several hours until they got to the hotel. Bob the ghost was waiting. Bob warned the family not to go in room 237. Bob was an assistant before he was stabbed in the heart with a sharp kitchen knife as the people thought he was the messenger of the grim reaper.

The father of the family was there for a job interview about being a writer for a newspaper. Afterwards Bruce spoke to his young boy, Bobby. "Whatever u do you must not go into room 237" "Okay dad" replied Bobby.

Bob took the family to there hotel room and he showed them around their room for there stay there. On the way back down the stairs, Bruce had the rug pulled out from under his feet and took a nasty injury to his head and minor concussion, Judy came yelling and running to her husband's aid when she heard he was on the floor in the lobby. Meanwhile, Bobby was racing around on his tricycle on the first floor at a horrendous pace. Unknowingly, Bobby was cycling closer and closer to the forbidden room where nightmares come to life. When he drew close to 237 he came to a pedaling halt and cautiously opened the door.

He was greeted with the sight of a gruesome, horrible looking lady who resembled that of a man. Lumps of skin dropped off her body onto the carpet before Bobby and made a hissing sound, much like acid on a floor. Bobby screamed “mommy, mommy” as he ran as fast as his legs would carry him, out of the room, down the corridor and down the stairs.

Judy caught sight of Bobby as he ran down the stairs as the acid lady chased him and grabbed him in her arms and ran with him away from the ugly lady who was “melting” as she ran after them, leaving a hissing, sizzling trail in her wake.

As Judy and Bobby hid in room 114, they could hear the acid lady fading into a puddle outside the door. Soon after they emerged to find the puddles gone, the floor intact and a sticky mess of what was Bobby’s tricycle outside room 237. This was one incident in a long chain of events, but those are stories in themselves.



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media type="custom" key="4759517" I tried to do the loudest noise with a peice of paper and i made the biggest noise sorry i couldnt supplie this with photos

1.To make the loudest whistle out of paper

2.Cut rectangle out of A4 paper Fold rectangle in half(lenght wise) Cut two triangles on both sides of the middle of the rectangle Fold the short edges into the middle Hold piece of paper lenght wise to your mouth holding outer edges with fingers Blow through the triangle cut outs to form a loud whistle

3.to form a whistle with your lips

4.To handle scissors with care

5.equiptment: A4 piece of paper scissors your mouth fingers