How to Animate a Rolling Ball

[StuntBoy240]

2:18 MINUETS OF MY LIFE WASTED. THANKS ALLOT DUSH BAG!!!!!!!!!!! 

[waz165]

Omg genius kids

[GBledsoe]

toto30mx: I agree with you, but try not to let it ruin your day. So tell me, did you enjoy the work that these students did? Share with everyone what you really think.

[GBledsoe]

toto30mx: I agree with you, but try not to let it ruin your day. So tell me, did you enjoy the work that these students did? Tell me what you really think.

[toto30mx]

I hope one day countried stop learning in inches yards feet miles...why is that why not use the inernational measuring system??

[StudentencorpsNL]

hahaha, excellent! :D

[Hitmanfan12222]

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[GBledsoe]

Darkangel: Usually having students learn keyboarding and doing research means the teacher isn't confident enough his or her technology skills. I personally hate state reports and never assign them. Get with a group of friends and create something cool at home. Take it in to your teacher and see what his/her reaction is.

[Darkangel22134]

i wish my school would let us do that. but no, because the teacher would rather have us work on typing drills and researching state reports... ughh... i wanna do something like thiis D:

[Button428]

Holy cow I remember making this in 5th grade, and I, too will be a Senior this year!

-Ashley Crabb

[meshuggah6pantera]

I remember when we were making this in the 5th grade. Im gonna be a senior next year..

This is really cool.

[BibenRibeynibolds]

Well done!

[GBledsoe]

Thanks. It's a good example, I think, of how students can use technology is different ways than just word processing, spreadsheets and researching state reports on the web. And a lot more interesting.

[demonboy193]

how do you download this

[lowriderguy187]

dude. i was in this when i was in 5th grade.

[kierandude]

geez these kids are smart

[Tobiasplease]

the only word i understood was pie! (btw. the kids sound creepy)

[snogleVg2]

is this a school thing

[GBledsoe]

Yes, created by 5th grade students at Molalla Elementary in Oregon.

[supern00b25]

O_O