Computer Lab Student Work

Students in Sixth grade, section B, were given a set of ink blots to examine. The ink blot test was invented by Dr. Rorsach. These are often used in psychotherapy to find out what a person is really thinking and feeling. Here are some of their more interesting observations.
	By Lindsay It looks like a squirrel stopping because it is about to run over a nut. It's in a hurry.	By Courtney I see a man, with bell bottoms on, kicking a ball. He's playing soccer.	By Philip Someone is playing golf and is getting reay to hit the ball. They're hitting it on the rough.
	It is a mama bird and a baby bird soaring through the sky.	I see a big bird, with its baby, waiting on the dad to bring back some food to them.	It looks like two birds flying south.
	The big splotch is a video and the little splotch is the control to it.	I see a big bear with its baby waiting to cross the stream for some fish.	I see a father and a son. They are watching something in the distance.

Fifth grade, section A were asked to tell me what a "trancapar" isand what happened to it last Tuesday. This is a total nonsense word, but their inventions are interesting.
By Logan Last Tuesday something happened to my car. It was a 2002 Trancapar. I paid $700,000 for it. I let my friend borrow it. Here's what happened. My friend borrowed that piece of heavy machinery on September 24, 2003. It was a dark and stormy night. My friend needed to take his girlfriend out on a date so I let him borrow the trancapar. It could reach speeds of 788,888 miles per hour. Well, don't forget, it was raining and the roads were slick. He took a turn and forgot to slow down. He was going about 658,890 miles per hour when he wrecked. I will never let him borrow my trancapar again!	By Chelsey I made a mechanical change purse. I called it the trancapar. Last Tuesday I was at the store with my trancapar. I laid it down and I forgot it at the store. Somebody picked it up and wouldn't give it back. She said " Finder, Keepers." I said "I can always make another one."