Nope. 5th grade Reading/Language Arts.

After some of the books we read, students can choose from a bunch of different projects from regular book reports or dioramas to making video games, websites, and movies.

I mean, I'm more experienced with tech than some other teachers. I've made some websites with HTML/CSS/PHP/SQL, coded a few things with C++ and JavaScript, dabbled in Unity, and have a Twitch, so I can help my students a lot and am comfortable offering those projects as options.

LOL, not bad.

Do you teach web design?

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Never thought I'd run into one of my own students here!

I remember LAN parties where a bunch of us guys stayed after school and played Command and Conquer or Warcraft II.

I recommend you to check out sites hosted in neocities. Most people there try to replicate the retro feeling.

Why is an elementary school teacher on reddit?

No Monster Squad??? This list is ruined.

>filled with animations and pictures
>still loads faster than reddit
how did they do it

This could really use a no-right-click script.

It's stupid how much I miss this era of the world wide web. Everything was fun and new.

Yea they were. I used to go to the library, cuz they had good internet, and make webpages about bands I liked. What a time to be alive

The one nice thing about every site basically looking like that was everyone who had used a graphical word processor could think, "I could make that!"

Now, I offer my fifth graders the chance to make a website for a project and they all feel like it's inferior.

I love it, and looks good on mobile too!

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Back when the internet was the Hobbit shire.

I typed in cities from around the world and surprisingly many of them popped up. There's a Berlin in Connecticut, London in Ohio, Warsaw in Indiana, and even Moscow in Idaho.

The 90s were good times :)

Hmm...

England, Wales, Scotland, Italy, Greece, Poland, Crete, Russia...

London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Brighton, Bristol, Bath, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Swansea, York...

Paris, Rome, Berlin, Amsterdam, Prague, Madrid, Stockholm, Lisbon...

New London, New Paris, New Berlin, New Athens, New Amsterdam, New Prague, New Madrid, New Lisbon...

Bush, Clinton, Reagan, Carter, Ford, Nixon, Johnson, Kennedy...

It feels like I misunderstood the assignment, but 41 cities, 0.19% of the population, 0 capitals, 0 of 339 cities over 100,000. I'd debate this game's definition of city though. New Amsterdam has 12 residents.

Starts getting very cool around 379 nm.

youre just bad at your job.

Actually, we have 8 fingers.

The thumb is an opposable appendage.

this is where i stopped as well. My problem was more with spelling some of the weird ones. Wakeushasha? Albequequereqreee? I was even struggling on Minneapolis for a bit.. lol. If i cheated on spelling or spent more time I could have gone on for hours. Cool site tho.

Got 73 cities, was surprised to find out the town I live in is considered a 0.1% rare.

281 for 27% of the total population!