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Starfall math game

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Help your kid to make progress in school math. Test your brain and solve mathematics quiz. Math is cool game which helps learning multiplication tables. Practice multiplication and guess all math puzzles! Solve multiply test and pass school exam. Playing the game you’ll get the mental math skills which will be of use in everyday life! Solving math problems through the play will be both useful and very interesting. The game will become a really good math helper for you and your child.

#Starfall math game free

With each level the problems become more complex and progress in the game depends on how fast and error free you can add and subtract! In the game you should solve addition and subtraction problems which look like the cubes falling from above the playing field. Games is really HELPFUL: it develops the mental math skills and promotes brain training. You will certainly fall in love with math! With our app you and your child will learn to count fast and error free. If a child exposed to what numbers look like, it will be easier for him to understand the concept of numbers later on.įun educational math game for training mental addition and subtraction skills. Discovery education with the help of pictures shows numbers as glossy volume numerals that will catch a child's attention. Our application uses colorful images that are fun for the child to look at. Show your children that mathematics is funny!ĭeveloping basic math skills through games makes learning math fun right from the beginning. Starting from the childhood your children will fast learn addition and substraction and other mathematical actions. Parents should be encouraged to draw their child's attention to the uses of number in everyday life and engage them in games that teach counting and quantity. They understand 'more' or 'less' for small numbers, but they do not yet understand the ordinal nature of the number system, i.e., that each 'next' number represents 'one more'. By 4 years of age, many children can answer questions such as 'How many?' and 'Give me….' questions for numbers up to 10. If parents and preschool teachers focus on teaching numbers, the child should be comfortable recognizing and writing numbers zero through nine by the time he starts kindergarten.Īt 2 to 3 years of age, typically developing children begin to use number words to 'count' as they play, showing that are beginning to explore and understand counting. Integrate numbers into the child's everyday activities and make learning them as fun as possible. Start exposing the child to numbers from when he is a year old so that he will be familiar with them by the time he reaches preschool.

#Starfall math game how to

Kids can learn addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fraction or group them together: mixed addition and subtraction, mixed multiplication and division or all four operations.Ī child should start to learn what numbers are, what order they belong in and how to write them before he begins kindergarten.

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safe (and free) websites for syskids and littles

1. abcya

2. safekidgames.com

3. cool math games

4. disney now

5. pbs kids

6. starfall

7. funbrain

(we only have experience with abcya, disney now, and pbs kids)

feel free to add!!!

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prsk characters as random things i was weirdly obsessed with as a kid

ichika: starfall

ok i have absolutely no idea if anybody else knows about starfall but when i was in like grade 1 i grinded the FUCK out of this website. i played every single game i was a master and i feel like ichika would have a similar obsession as a little kid.. to this day i see the little floating pictures in front of me when i close my eyes

saki: shopkins

saki would set up shop in a corner of the field during recess to sell shopkins. because i did that. and i made PROFITS. i was a businessman unearthed

honami: restaurant/facility management games

i was OBSESSED. WITH THESE. LIKE THE GAMES WHERE YOU MANAGE A CAFE OR AN APARTMENT AND THINGS LIKE THAT!!! i feel like honami would experience much joy from having a very organized and productive facility and would get super excited every time she unlocks something new like a recipe

shiho: rabbits

self explanatory. personally, i thought i could become one with the rabbits

minori: kpop

haruka: fairies + rainbow magic

airi: a book series called magic kitten/puppy

unfortunately i was not a rad warrior cats kid and instead read magic kitten and puppy

shizuku: barbie movies

i think shizuku would be a fashion fairytale + secret door enjoyer

kohane: sandbox colour by number

an: light up sneakers

i filmed dance covers in these bad boys. you know an would eat these shoes up bro like she'd be the talk of the town

akito: alan walker

im sorry i. im sorry it was the first thing that came to mind

touya: match 3 games

tsukasa: playmobil

he just looks like one. my playmobil city lore went crazy im telling you

emu: slime

nene: cool math games

nene and rui played fireboy and watergirl together real. nene would also aim to max out different papa's games too and her favourite would be the freezeria or sushiria (sushiria is the hardest one iirc)

rui: team umizoomi

DOES ANYBODY ELSE KNOW THIS SHOW!!!!! i watched a fuck ton of tv when i was little and this was one of my top favourites im serious. i think rui would enjoy the idea of using all these super cool gadgets to help other kids and make the town a happier place <3 he would 100% try to recreate bot for sure

kanade: lyric rewriting

ok i had a weird phase, especially when i was a huge kpop fan where i'd write out the lyrics of a song by hand in pen and underline each lyric with a different coloured marker (each colour represented a different member) and i'd keep all these sheets in an organized binder. something about this resonates with kanade imo

mafuyu: ever after high

i think mafuyu and raven queen parallels exist. they are different but they are there i think

ena: musicaly

mizuki: dress up games

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Did y'all go on Starfall.com back in the day like I did? It's a fun website for teaching kids how to read! I thought I'd share. Taking a look at their website, they have more content now but they seem to have not removed any of the stuff that was there in the 2000s (or perhaps earlier) so that's cool! The UI is very colorful and picture-based because it's meant for kids who are still learning to be able to navigate on their own. Have fun clicking around!

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Pokemon Scarlet Character Thoughts: Academy Staff

Clavell

Clavell was a very likeable character, he did his best in the role of director and after the events of Starfall, it was nice to see him apologizing to the students and wanting to make things right and better for everyone. I enjoyed that he wasn’t just a one-time character and we got to see him several times throughout the game, such as being a part of Iono’s gym challenge. He is a likeable person and design wise he’s not boring. I laughed so hard after our battle outside the front door of the school and Tyme came out and ripped him to shreds, he’s the director, but we all know who’s in charge.

Clive

I cannot tell you how badly I wanted Clive and Clavell to be two separate characters! It gave dialogue options throughout the game, either to go along with his charade or not to even humor him. I chose to go along with the hope that, at the end of the game, it would be revealed that these two were twin brothers, just to surprise us! He was so funny while dressed as Clive and it made his character grow more that he was willing to dress and act like a cool guy to talk to those on Team Star as equals.

Jacq

I adore this character, from his personality to his design, everything about him is so likeable, his slightly disheveled appearance, his cute but thick glasses, and how he always seemed to have a smile on his face. He’s the one who made the Pokedex app for this game and I adore this Pokedex, it’s like a library with each entry being a book and it’s the only game that I actually completed the Pokedex! When we get to battle him in the post-game school tournament, I was very surprised to find that he has a variety of Pokemon and before the battle he made a face that made me squee! 

Tyme

Math was my worst subject in school, I hated it and just the thought of any type of math that isn’t simple like 2+2 makes me cringe. I was a little worried about this class and that I wouldn’t like it, but the class itself was simple, if you know Pokemon games (type matchups, etc.) and I came to adore Tyme. When I first saw her, I thought she was going to be another Clive/Clavell, with her moonlighting as a gym leader and a rapper, but I was pleased to find out that they were actually sisters. I was also surprised to find out that she used to be a gym leader and Ryme was the one who took over for her when Tyme wanted to become a teacher. Tyme’s design is cute but her personality and character is what makes her shine, she’s so kind to the students, but also will not hesitate to put others, Clavell for unauthorized battles and Hassel for crying in class, in their place.

Salvatore

Bro the heartbreak I had when he said he was married, ugh. He was such a cutie, and his design is so fancy! The only thing I didn’t like was his tennis ball haircut, it was so dorky looking, but other than that, this fancy man was a lot of fun. It was fun to see the different languages in the game, even though most of the phrases were simple, and I squeed when I told him ‘I love you’. Yes, it was an answer to a question he asked, but Gamefreak knew what they were doing with this pretty boy!

Raifort

The very definition of sus! Her design is unique and colorful and overall likeable, but man is she so sketchy! I hated that I kept making eye contact with her and she made me answer all the questions, but it was nice to learn some of the history of Paldea in a school like setting. Endgame however, my suspicions were proved right when she had me go to the 4 Ruinous Shrines and catch the 4 legendary Pokemon (which wasn’t easy) and all I got in return was the TM Nasty Plot, which makes me even more suspicious of her! Her personality was a bit more complex, as she likes history but was angry at Sada being the first in Area Zero, and as time went on, I could sense nothing but envy coming from her. I’m not sure if there will be more plot with Raifort in a (hopeful) DLC but I am looking forward to it.

Dendra

Design wise I liked her, she was energetic, her color palette flowed nicely despite being in only a few set of colors, and she was a likeable teacher in my opinion. I find it funny that rough and tumble Dendra and elegant Tulip are friends (however I think they have a love/hate-ish type of relationship as Dendra helps Tulip out with her gym challenge stated ‘the loser had to do whatever the winner wanted’). I found it adorable when she worked hard to try and make sandwiches for Nurse Miriam, trying to do something she self-admitted she wasn’t good at, but never gave up.

Hassel

Favorite teacher here everyone! I originally thought he was rather pretentious, as the way he spoke and did lessons was a bit boring for me, until Dear Brassie came to visit, and boy did my opinion of this man do a 180!

He’s so stinking cute!! I love how open he is with his emotions to openly sob in class (I feel bad that he got yelled at by Tyme afterwards) and the way he speaks, praising everyone, is just so heartwarming! I love his design from his hawk eye like eyes, long pretty hair, and fancy suit! I also enjoyed learning that he didn’t want to follow in his family's footsteps, and he decided to become a teacher instead which is wonderful!! He and Brassius are so dating and are my main OTP and 100/10 he is father material! Please adopt me!

Saguaro

Peak character design! Looks like he could kill you but is actual a cinnamon roll! He’s adorable from his Fu-Manchu mustache, hairy arms, bulging muscles, to his pastel aesthetic, feminine Pokemon team, and even the bow in his hair. They even touched on his looks in the game, where people think he’s a tough guy and expect him to get the Five Alarm Sandwich, but he actually adores sweets! I loved that we got to yell at him to get the peanut butter sandwich and how appreciative he was of keeping him on track. He was one of my favorite teachers so I always tried to leave his classes until last, so I could enjoy them more. I bet he gives the best hugs! Another father material person that I would love to adopt me!

Miriam

She is so cute! I love her hair to pieces, the colors and the bow made from her hair are just so CUTE!!! I love her personality that she wants to be a teacher so badly and that we actually inspire her to take the teacher’s exam one more time and she passes! It makes the connection to characters like her so much more meaningful and makes the game playing experience more enjoyable. Her friendship with Dendra is also adorable, as I feel like Dendra is often in the nurse’s office with various injuries, the two of them are cute together as friends.

The teachers are very different in looks to each other and I love it and I loved going back to school!

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Empowering Home-Based Learning: A Comprehensive Guide to Educational Resources for Kids

Empowering home-based learning can be an enriching experience for both parents and children. With the abundance of educational resources available online, you can create a comprehensive and engaging learning environment for your kids. 

Here's a guide to help you navigate the vast sea of educational tools and materials:

1. Online Learning Platforms:

a. Khan Academy: Offers free online courses, lessons, and practice in various subjects.

b. Coursera for Kids: Provides courses from top universities on a wide range of topics suitable for children.

c. edX for Kids: Offers high-quality courses from universities and institutions around the world.

2. Interactive Learning Websites:

a. ABCmouse: A comprehensive early learning academy for children aged 2-8.

b. PBS Kids: Provides educational games and videos based on popular PBS shows.

c. Starfall: Focuses on reading, mathematics, and phonics for young learners.

3. Educational Apps:

a. Duolingo: A fun language learning app suitable for various age groups.

b. ScratchJr: Introduces young children (ages 5-7) to programming concepts through coding.

c. Epic!: A digital library with a vast collection of e-books for children.

4. STEM Resources:

a. NASA Kids' Club: Offers games, activities, and information about space exploration.

b. Mystery Science: Provides open-and-go lessons for elementary school children.

c. National Geographic Kids: Educational resources on science, geography, and more.

5. Virtual Museums and Tours:

a. Google Arts & Culture: Allows virtual exploration of museums and cultural landmarks.

b. Smithsonian Learning Lab: Offers access to millions of digital resources from the Smithsonian's collections.

6. Educational YouTube Channels:

a. SciShow Kids: Makes science accessible and fun for young learners.

b. National Geographic Kids: Features videos about animals, science, and geography.

c. TED-Ed: Provides lessons worth sharing on a variety of subjects.

7. Educational Games:

a. Prodigy Math Game: Makes learning math engaging through a game-based platform.

b. BrainPOP: Offers educational games on various subjects.

c. Funbrain: Provides interactive games focused on math and reading skills.

8. Coding Resources:

a. Code.org: Features free coding lessons and activities for kids.

b. Tynker: Introduces coding through interactive games and projects.

c. Scratch: A visual programming language that makes coding accessible to children.

9. Printable Worksheets and Activities:

a. Education.com: Offers a wide range of printable worksheets for different subjects and grade levels.

b. Super Teacher Worksheets: Provides resources for math, reading, writing, and more.

c. Teachers Pay Teachers: A platform where educators share and sell their educational resources.

10. Library Resources:

a. Libby/OverDrive: Allows access to a wide range of e-books and audiobooks from local libraries.

b. Storyline Online: Features videos of actors reading children's books aloud.

11. Parent-Teacher Collaboration:

a. Seesaw: Enables communication and collaboration between parents and teachers.

b. ClassDojo: Connects teachers, students, and families to share updates and communicate.

12. Adaptive Learning Platforms:

a. IXL: Offers personalized learning in math, language arts, science, and social studies.

b. DreamBox: Focuses on math education with adaptive learning technology.

13. Mindfulness and Well-being:

a. Headspace for Kids: Introduces mindfulness and meditation practices for children.

b. GoNoodle: Provides movement and mindfulness videos to promote physical activity and well-being.

14. Educational Podcasts:

a. Brains On!: A science podcast for kids and curious adults.

b. But Why: A Podcast for Curious Kids: Addresses questions submitted by young listeners.

15. Parental Controls and Safety:

a. Common Sense Media: Offers reviews and recommendations for age-appropriate content.

b. Kid-friendly Browsers: Consider using kid-safe browsers like KidzSearch or Kidoz.

Tips for Effective Home-Based Learning:

1. Create a Schedule: Establish a daily routine to provide structure.

2. Encourage Exploration: Let your child explore topics of interest.

3. Balanced Screen Time: Monitor and balance screen time with offline activities.

4. Engage in Activities Together: Participate in learning activities to make it more enjoyable.

5. Foster a Love for Learning: Celebrate achievements and foster a positive attitude toward learning.

Remember, the key is to adapt these resources to your child's learning style and interests. Each child is unique, so feel free to experiment and tailor your approach to what works best for your family.

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Starfall education foundation

STARFALL EDUCATION FOUNDATION FREE

He wanted to create a website with untimed, multisensory interactive games that allow children to see, hear, and touch as they learn. As a child, Stephen had difficulty learning to read due to dyslexia. The program, provided by the Starfall Education Foundation, a nonprofit organization, was conceived by Dr. Membership also supports the production of new books, songs, educational games, and movies.

STARFALL EDUCATION FOUNDATION FREE

Our low-cost membership program expands the free content to include animated songs, mathematics, and reading activities spanning K-3. Starfall Education Foundation has 6 total employees across all of its locations and generates 130,862 in sales (USD). It is widely used in schools that serve children with special needs and learning difficulties. Company Description: Starfall Education Foundation is located in La Jolla, CA, United States and is part of the Civic and Social Organizations Industry. On the Starfall website and in Starfall classrooms. TO PROVIDE FREE AND LOW-COST INNOVATIVE ACADEMIC EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES WHEREBY CHILDREN HAVE FUN LEARNING THROUGH EXPLORATION, GAIN SELF-CONFIDENCE. Starfall is an educational alternative to other entertainment choices for children and is especially effective for special education, homeschooling, and English language development (ELD, ELL, ESL). We create free and low-cost experiences whereby children can successfully learn through exploration. Example: 110 10 more expensive than national average. We create free and low-cost experiences whereby children can - Where children learn through exploration - Begin with free reading and math activities for computers and mobile devices. We create free and low-cost experiences whereby children can - Where children learn through exploration - Begin with free reading and math activities for computers and mobile devices. Boulder, CO 80306 Starfall Education Foundation is a publicly supported nonprofit organization, 501 (c) (3). The program emphasizes exploration, play, and positive reinforcement-encouraging children to become confident and intrinsically motivated. The annual BestPlaces Health Cost Index for the Fawn Creek area is 94.7 (lowerbetter). Starfall Education Foundation is a publicly supported nonprofit organization, 501 (c) (3). Starfall activities are research-based and align with Individual and Common Core State Standards in English language arts and mathematics. Starfall’s emphasis on phonemic awareness, systematic sequential phonics, and common sight words in conjunction with audiovisual interactivity has proven effective in teaching emergent readers. Since then it has expanded to include language arts and mathematics for preschool, kindergarten, first grade, second grade, and third grade. ® opened in September 2002 as a free public service to teach children to read. By using this site, you agree to our use of cookies and updated Privacy Policy OK At Starfall, children have fun while they learn. Starfall's books, games, movies, and songs follow a research-based method of systematic phonics starting with consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) words. Both are free of advertisements or links to pages outside of the Starfall platform, making content safe and giving parents a piece of mind knowing that they can let their child learn without the need to carefully monitor usage.Ĭonnect with Starfall Educational Foundation on the following Social Media platforms:Ī big thank you to Brenda Prince of Counting Pinecones for writing this introductory post.Starfall has no advertising, does not collect personal information from children, does not sell any information, and uses cookies only for internal website management. Please see Starfall's how-to-teach-reading page, Learn to Read with Phonics, Fluency, and Comprehension, and print the Free Phonics Printouts for children. By using fun animations and sounds as well as engaging gameplay, students who might need extra practice to master skills have access to a useful tool that provides hours of educational fun.īoth the computer website and mobile app are easy to navigate even for the youngest of children to use independently. Starfall Home Membership provides access to interactive content in the form of games, riddles, songs, poetry, and a reading library to help develop skills for Pre-K through 2nd Grade. Use Slintel to connect with top decision-makers at Starfall Education Foundation. An annual membership, the Starfall Home Membership is a single account that can be used by all members of the family for one year that can be accessed on multiple devices such as tablets, phones, and computers. Find useful insights on Starfall Education Foundation’s company details, tech stack, news alerts, competitors and more. Members of the crew have been reviewing the Starfall Home Membership from Starfall Education Foundation with their families to work on valuable English Language Arts (ELA) and mathematics skills.

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SONIC FRONTIERS TRAILER ANALYSIS + SPOILERS (I mean, what did you expect)

this trailer was all I was hoping for. I had high expectations for the next mainline sonic game and until now, sonic frontiers hasn't disappointed me. so, here's why I'm so hyped

the animations and the graphics look absolutely gorgeous, my boy finally has expressions!! (I know it's cgi but still)

all the different starfall islands + the cyberspace levels look very interesting and fun and beautiful

sage's: "submit" and sonic's: "fuck u bitch, I'm going anyway" yeah I loved that (he actually doesn't say anything but his face says it)

he goes so fast lol, this goes out to the ones who would complain about Sonic's lack of speed in this game

all the new gimmicks look fun, the bouncing off the walls, the new fighting techniques

oh don't get me started on these robots, they are unique and they look pretty challenging so I'm excited about that

the suspense is real, we see a locked up Amy, I wonder how sonic will save her and tails and knuckles (apparently they all lost their memories)

THE GODDAMN VOICE ACTING. honestly, I never found Roger's voice fitting for sonic. I always have respected his work however, don't get me wrong. but the delivery of that single line... PERFECT. I hope it's the same for the rest of the game, I've been dying for some good voice acting/good voice direction and good writing

speaking of good writing, as soon as I learned Ian Flynn is the writer for the frontiers' story, I was relieved and until now his work on the game has been proven to be damn good

idk what sage's powers are (atp I'm just assuming her name is sage) but wtf did she do to sonic, his arm went red and one could say his arm went null space (that red just reminds me of the phantom ruby and infinite's power, okay?)

wait, did his arm glitch? did sage glitch? bcuz I know for a fact that the cyberspace levels have some glitchy effects here and there. (sage is the glitch confirmed and if you know, you know)

oh I can see the pain in Sonic's face! and his anger! he has emotions! (lol)

she summoned a giant anthropomorphic robot vulture, almost 19 times bigger than sonic (maths), that's great :')

also, 60€? it seems fair but I ain't buying it for a little while it seems oops

I wasn't expecting that cover but I'm not complaining, it's pretty cool

the soundtrack? gorgeous. (judging by what we've heard) but it's a sonic game, ofc it will have a banger ost

also, it's a lot different than that Japanese trailer we saw a few days ago (which looked so pretty), I'm just saying

go visit the official website for sonic frontiers, there are some nice screenshots y'all should check out :)

and with that being said, I hope I can get this game sooner or later, I'm so hyped.

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TAG  PEOPLE  YOU  WANT  TO  GET  TO  KNOW  BETTER!

favorite  colour: shades of green and blue! especially teal, deep forest green, very light blue. it varies, but generally some shade of green or blue is the very favourite.

currently  reading: a game of thrones by george r. r. martin (finally! never read asoiaf before! super enjoying) and building a life worth living by marsha m. linehan (the autobiography of the person who developed dialectical behavioural therapy, as recommended by my partner, who has bpd; also enjoying!)

last  song: i have no idea, i rarely listen to music!

last  series: watching the boys, on season 2 now, immensely enjoying it. also recently finished our flag means death which was absolutely phenomenal.

last  movie: uhhhh... i don’t remember, sorry lol.

sweet / spicy / savory: sweet definitely, savory is also good. i’m autistic and have sensory issues with spicy, it literally just... hurts.

currently  working  on: in theory, writing roleplay responses, and my muse pages, and moving shepard to a single muse blog. learning math. cleaning my apartment. in practice, binge gaming the trilogy.

Tagged by: @virmireisms (thank you!!!!) Tagging: @starfalled @batteredoptimist @innerwar @feybled @11thdoc @collidingxworlds @voxvulgi & steal it from me!

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im c. my pronouns r whatevers in my bio rn. im a physics & math undergrad. big fan of learning anything about anything 👍 also a big fan of speculative fiction, esp new weird + spatial horror.

i check my tumblr notifs very rarely, so sending me a dm via tumblr messages is a better way to contact me than @'ing me or sending an ask (but i do love getting asks and @'s!)

i post my art sometimes (under #my art)! but im mainly a non-fandom blog. this post is tagged w my main organizational tags. i dont rb stuff having to do with world events often, but when i do it's tagged with "#current events". don't hesitate to ask me to tag stuff- i can't promise i'll always remember, but i'll try :]

my main sideblogs are @starfall-sea (wizard101/pirate101), @transarchivist (podcasts), @zandalarii (video games/rpgs) & @sivella (aesthetic/inspiration)

thanks 4 reading have a good day 👍

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Evil Writing Rating Game

So the rules are: for every question that pertains to you, put an x between the [ and ] and then at the end, add up all of your x's.

1. [x] There is a weird sense of accomplishment that washes over me when my readers yell at me for how terrible I am.

2. [ ]  Happy ending? What is that?

3. [x]  Hurt/comfort is my bread and butter... wait... hurt... without the comfort.

4. [x] hey, the way I see it, if I have to struggle through life, why should my characters have it easy?

5. [ ] I may or may not have a reputation among my friends that I am the "angst" writer.

6. [x] I have been tagged to at least 2 posts from others either pertaining to the torture or death of my characters or angst writing in general.

7. [x] It's not that I love torturing them... okay, I can't say that with a straight face. I do. I love it, sorry not sorry.

8. [ ] I am allergic to happy-go-lucky characters staying that way through the whole story.

9. [ ]  Every time I try to write fluff, it morphs into... not fluff.

10. [x] I have even made myself cry with my writing.

BONUS FOR THE OVER-ACHIEVING ANGSTER: [x] All of my characters have tragic backstories with terrible families and/or some sort of trauma.

Now add up your x's and multiple by 10. That is the percentage of how evil you are as a writer.

Tag some friends to play too!

70 percent. it, you know, seems about correct? although eleven questions with 7 checks don’t make 70 percent, but whatever, i’m not going to go math nerd on main.

Tagged by: @starfalled because of course Tagging: @innerwar​ @divergentpaths @collidingxworlds @thekingsparty & @highschccldropout​ but also steal it and tag me!

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mun stuff!

name:   havu

height:   160 cm?

nationality:   finnish

favorite fruit(s):   strawberries, blackberries, tangerines

favorite season:   summer. and by that, i mean the finnish 90s summers where we did not have heatwaves and the temp average would be like 15-23 celcius. not the current global warming ones.

favorite scent(s):   not to be a walking cliché but rain

favorite animal(s):   cats, dogs, birds, i honestly like all animals, even bugs

tea, coffee, hot cocoa:   tea

average hours of sleep:   8-9, but it depends; i can sleep for 12+ if i’m sleep deprived.

when my blog was created:   april 2020??

random fact:   human science doesn’t know how eels reproduce. we’ve not managed to breed them in captivity. they just seem to spontaneously spawn from the bermuda triangle.

favorite food:   lot of the things @starfalled cooks (quesadillas!), bread, snacks

favorite t.v. show(s):   doctor who, hannibal, lost, reign, supernatural

favorite movie(s):   i like a lot of (teen) chick flicks like legally blonde and mean girls, also eternal sunshine of a spotless mind is very good.

favorite vine:   never got into vine

favorite book(s):   all time fave: never let me go by kazuo ishiguro. 1Q84 and kafka on the shore by haruki murakami, the seven husbands of evelyn hugo by taylor jenkins reid, the girls of paper and fire by natasha ngan, i also really like alice oseman and akemi dawn bowman in general, as well as the sandman comics.

favorite video game(s):   honestly how it’s starting out, the mass effect trilogy! skyrim, the sims, i also love story heavy choice based games like life is strange.

favorite band(s):   i don’t really listen or like music very much, and tend to like individual songs as opposed to artists

favorite subject:   physics, math, biology

last time i cried:   ehm i can’t remember the specifics but within the month probably several times

what i should be doing:   whatever i want to be doing

favorite fandom:   there is a very tiny slice of the supernatural fandom within destiel shippers and cockles shippers who also do not do fandom purity policing.

i stole this from the dash, please steal it from me if you like!

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langa: starfall math journey was my favroite game as a child

reki: what's that

langa: i'm teaching you the wonders of starfall

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NOVEMBER 7 VC RECAP

- the list is back baby !

- abble

- starfall

- papa's games

- return of the king

- they used to call me the king of lists

- starfall has better diversity than disney

- cool math games

- triple AAA batteries

- duolingo !

- abb kills the duolingo owl

- kibby :)

- swapfell sans....

- panther eats cream cheese???

- aster leaves for like 5 seconds and comes back to hear people talk about cheese

- abb you will be in the shadow realm in 5 days

- go white boy go

- homestuck karaoke

- EVERYONE SPEAKING OVER EACHOTEHR

- WHAT THE FUCK IS HAPPENING!!!

- WHAT THE FUCK!!!!!

- abungus

- abb abb abb abb abb abb abb abb abb a

- the kinnies are fighting!

- no doubles

- beeeeeeeeeeeeEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

- blood? No.

- ABB VOICE REVEAL!!

- atlas is rude now

- JANUS VOICE REVEAL

- bye buddy!

- davey brother reveal

- sapphire on?? The floor??

- "I walked in that motherfucker not giving a fuck and i walked out that bitch fearing for my life"

- who's the imposter???

- "i want these furries obliterated"

- in character among us

- rainbow dash??

- vadim is lemon demon

- lemongrab eats lemongrab

- Oc hours 😌

- icaro has NEVER opened a can before

[monstersandmaw]

Well folks, here's September's story, and on the first of the month too! You told me you wanted more non binary monsters, and here's an NB demon for you, based on a canine form which was partly suggested through Discord.

No warnings, I don't think! Enjoy - it's a long one, at 6212 words :).

Chunky preview:

When you saw the bright splash of colour on a telegraph pole in town, you paused and meandered over to it. The weather was stiflingly hot, and you wanted nothing more than to cling to the cool shadows of the high trees or perhaps head down to the river with an ice cream in hand. Instead, you had agreed to come shopping with your best friend, and while you waited for him outside, you found yourself momentarily distracted by the poster. Instead of going back inside to find out what was taking him so long, you lingered in the strong sunshine a little while longer to read it, curious.

“Mama Mortiella’s Travelling Circus!” was emblazoned across the top in an old fashioned, white font, with a fuchsia pink ‘big top’ tent in the background and a rearing white centaur in the centre with a small, scantily clad tiefling balancing on his back.

The clop of enormous hooves behind you made you look round and you found yourself blinking up into the warm, friendly face of your best friend in the whole world. Daël was a colossal Clydesdale centaur who looked like he should be working on a construction site or something, but in fact was a huge maths nerd and actually worked for a studio that produced a series of hugely popular computer games.

He blew his long, shaggy, brown hair out of his dark eyes and cocked his head slightly. “Circus? You want to go?”

Shyly, you nodded. “I’ve never been,” you said. “But I’m always worried that they don’t treat the performers well, or that they’ll have performing animals…”

He reached round and drew out his phone from the saddle bags he wore over his back, and muttered aloud as he typed in the name of the circus into a search engine. “Seems like they’re actually one of the ethical ones,” he said. “Good reviews too… I didn’t know they were coming to Starfall Springs. We should go! I’ll text Khirès and Niles too and see if they fancy coming.”

You nodded and smiled, and let him organise the whole thing.

Three days later the circus rolled into town in a caravan of brightly coloured waggons, mostly pulled by big centaurs with hugely fluffy hocks, and they set up on the broad meadow near the temple and the kelpie pond. A colossal loxodon could be seen helping a team of centaurs put up the big top tent, and more than a few of the townsfolk wandered out during their lunch break to watch them all setting up. A few even got chatting, but you hung back shyly.

Daël immediately became best mates with another Clydesdale centaur and while you were watching amusedly from a distance, Niles came over to you and dug you in the hip with his sharp elbow. The goblin grinned at you, all sharp teeth and black eyes, and waggled his long, tapering ears at you, earrings glinting in the sunlight. “I swear that boy could make friends with a rock,” he laughed and you had to agree.

The next evening when the circus formally opened, you, Daël, and Niles were waiting by the edge of the trees for the last member of your group when you spotted a bone-white drider scuttling hurriedly down the hill, his long white hair trailing behind him as he raced down towards you and skittered to a halt next to you, breathing hard.

“Sorry!” he gasped, his red eyes squeezing shut as he leaned on the nearest pine tree and wheezed. “I’m sorry! I was doing so well but then I got distracted by Ziva and had to help her do her hair for her date tonight and…”

“Khirès, it’s fine!” you laughed. “Take a minute…” The Silkfoot family’s chaotic oldest son had never been known for the dependability of his timing, but you all loved him anyway.

When the asthmatic drider had recovered, after taking a puff from his inhaler, the four of you set off for the bright, inviting lights and cheerful music of the travelling circus.

The tiefling who was selling tickets for the main show was ineffably beautiful, with rich purple skin and curling horns tipped with gold and studded with bezel-set gems. Rings clinked on their fingers and a sultry smile welcomed you all inside. The atmosphere amongst the stalls and side-shows was unlike anything you’d ever experienced. A rich aroma of spices and herbs filled the air from a vendor selling exotic baked goods, and a stand selling trinkets and jewellery made by goblins and dwarves immediately drew Niles’ attention.

“Yeah, yeah,” he said, waving a gnarled hand at Khirès when he’d snickered. “I’m a stereotype. Bite me.”

“You’d enjoy it too much,” Khirès purred and the goblin shivered before flashing him a sharp-toothed grin and turning to speak to the goblin in their native tongue.

Daël wasn’t the least bit interested in jewellery, and from his high vantage point, he spotted the coconut shy and a few other games. “You wanna have a go?” he asked.

“At what?”

When you said you couldn’t see from where you were - although it shouldn’t have surprised you - he caught you off guard and simply picked you up, holding you in the air like a kitten.

“Yeah, I see it, put me down you big dumb brute!” you laughed and he obliged. “Yeah, I’ll come play some games with you.”

A sudden burst of fireworks made Khirès rear up slightly, drawing his white front legs up in surprise, but he added with a nervous chuckle, “Mind if I tag along? Niles is gonna be here forever chatting up the cute goblin lady…”

“Just because you have a thing for small folk,” Niles quipped in Common without turning round. “No need to act all prissy and spoiled…”

All four of you laughed, and then left Niles to his conversation while Khirès blushed crimson. The traditional games were surprisingly fun, and while you weren’t ever going to beat either Daël or Khirès on the high striker (Daël won himself an absurd ‘slime in a jar’ prize for almost sending the puck into orbit), you didn’t do too badly at all on the coconut shy, knocking four of the five coconuts off their perches and earning the compliments of a beautiful harpy and a tiny phone charm with a cute little cartoon coconut on in the process.

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