dylanspe09’s Blog

Well in the 3^rd world farmer simulation game it tries to teach you what it would be like if you were a real farmer and trying to do well for your family and feed them. The aim of the game is basically trying to make as much money as possible and also trying to keep your family well and alive. In the game you buy crops and animals to make money for you and your family. Once you have done that you skip the year and just say if you planted some corn it might say that it was a bad season for corn and then all of your corn dies. In the game you get to learn about what it would be like for a farmer and how you be one. It’s good to play if you are just starting to learn what a farmer’s life is like, but there is a lot more to it than that.

Here’s the game if you want to try it out….www.3rdworldfarmer.com/.

Simulation games like the knee surgery is really helpful if you want to do that for a living. It’s a lot better than reading from a book. Of course it’s not as good as actually going to watch an actual knee surgery but it’s still alright because you get to do it yourself. Also as you are going through the whole process of a knee surgery you have to answer questions. Those questions are about the tools you are using to do the knee surgery and what the tools actually do.

Here is the website for the virtual knee surgery game

www.edheads.org/activities/knee/

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Hi My name is Dylan. The things i like to do is play sport and play music (Guitar). My Favourite sport teams are West Coast (AFL), Houston Rockets (NBA) and The Anaheim Ducks (NHL).

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