Online Games

  Imagine you are a game designer. Describe your online game. The following questions might help you.

• What's the name of your online game? What type of game is it?
• Where can you play it? How do you start the game? How many levels or programmes are there? What happens at each? How do you stop playing?
• What is the story about? Who are the characters? What are they like? What do they do?
• What is the aim of the game?
• What ages is it for?
• Why is this game different? Why should people play it?
• Where can you find the game? How much does it cost?

My game is called World of Legends. The main character is Amir. The game is based on obbies, but here you need to move fast. When you win, you get trophies, and if you have enough trophies, your name appears on the leaderboard.

This game can be installed from the App Store for free. With the points you earn while playing, you can buy skins for Amir. In the game, you race for trophies and coins. You can buy bundles with real money, which are not expensive, and every day you get free coins or common skins.

The game is 500 MB and available on every device. I would play this game with friends and have fun online.

Ognjen, VI2

Robots

 Imagine you are a robot designer. Describe your robot. The following questions might help you.

• What is the robot's name?
• What does it look like? Is it big or small? What colour is it? Is it shiny or not? Does it wear any clothes? Has it got arms, legs and eyes? How big are they? What colour are they?
• What is your robot like? Cheerful, serious...?
• What is it made of? Metal, steel, plastic, recyclable material...?
• What can it do?
• Who is it for?
• How can you order it? How much does it cost?

My robot is called Robo‑Max.
Robo‑Max looks like a small piece of metal that has blue eyes and wheels instead of legs. He is very helpful to me because he helps me with my homework, cleans my room, and is a very good cook who can make a really good breakfast. Robo‑Max loves playing football with me and helps me get better at it.
I love spending time with my robot, and I can talk with him about my problems. 

Luka, VI3

My robot is named RT-67.
He has an indestructible armor and weapons that shoot lasers. He is very friendly and has two moods: angry and happy. He also loves animals and his job is a vet. He also can clean, cook, read talk and he loves to go fishing.
He has six hands, three eyes and four wheels. He is chubby, blue, and his armor is green with a red hat. He can be boring sometimes because he is very smart. He knows science the most.
This robot is good for every job you want him to do.

Jovan, VI3

My robot's name is Newt.
He is large. He has a silver body and glowing, small, blue eyes. He has short arms, and his blue eyes can light in the dark. He has a long antenna on his head.
He is very smart and can fly.
Newt is helpful. Every morning he wakes me up and cleans my room. He speaks three languages, and he helps me with my homework. When I am sad, he plays my favourite music.
I think Newt is the best robot in the world because he is friendly and better than computer and phone. I love my robotic Newt.

Marina, VI3

My robot is called Emma.
Emma is made of metal and plastic.
She has four arms, so she can do several things at the same time. She has two legs and wheels on them to move faster. She has a computer in her head and can answer all the questions I ask.
She likes to cook, but helps me with homework and housework. She also helps me walk my dogs. She helps me choose clothes for school. She is plugged in overnight to recharge.

Nina, VI2

When I grow up I will make a robot and call him Roby.
He could clean, cook and play board games. He will do it on command so when I call him, I just tell him what to do. He will be human - like because it’ll be a lot easier for him to work.
He would be friendly and could help my kid with homework, he would tell them stories about the past and he would play with them. He could also do chores like folding the laundry and mowing the lawn.
He will be so useful, and everyone will be happy.

Ognjen M, VI2

Robots

My Class 4 pupils have recently had a fun and creative writing lesson. 

I asked them to imagine themselves as robot designers and write about their very own robots. It was a great way to practise words for body parts, colours, and everyday activities.

We started with a mind map on the board. Together, we came up with what their writing should include: name, appearance, character, material, skills, and price. They copied the mind map into their notebooks and picked the words they wanted—for example, big or small, metal or plastic, helpful or funny.

Then, each pupil wrote a short paragraph describing their robot. A few volunteers read theirs aloud and received positive feedback.

My Robot

Imagine you are a robot designer. Describe your robot.

The following questions may help you:

• What is the robot's name?
• What does it look like? Is it big or small? What colour is it? Is it shiny or not? Does it wear any clothes? Has it got arms, legs and eyes? How big are they? What colour are they?
• What is your robot like? Cheerful, serious...?
• What is it made of? Metal, steel, plastic, recyclable material...?
• What can it do?
• Who is it for?
• How can you order it? How much does it cost? 

Have you ever heard of Bliblob? Well, now you have! 

Bliblob is small, shaped like a snowman with no legs and two arms that look like snowman’s branches.The first thing you see when you look at him, is his big, black, shiny eyes. Bliblob changes colour depending on his emotions (in the beginning, he couldn't feel them, but since he's almost always next to humans, Bliblob started to act ... like a human in some ways). He's usually pink, due to the fact he's often happy. But he can be blue when he is sad, orange when he’s mad and angry, green when anxious etc. He isn't shiny neither he wears any clothes. When I programmed him, I thought of giving him clothes but it would look weird if a pink, snowman-shaped, cute robot wore clothes. Bliblob is made out of metal. Since he is pretty kind and good-hearted (and childish, because he absolutely loves balloons), he can help you with your homework and stuff like that. But, he is programmed to be able to talk in many languages and to be intelligent. Due to his intelligence, he helps me on my missions and fights against the villains and tells me if my plan won't work or if it would end up badly. He was meant to be sold, but he really grew to my heart so I don't see selling him in the future. He is my friend.

Jovana Karić, VI2

I hope I will become a robot creator one day. I like playing science-fiction games about the future world with a lot of inventions and robots. I think every house will have one or more robots.
My robot's name is the Tin Man and he is not big. He is colourful and very shiny. My robot doesn't wear any clothes because he has got a lot of buttons. He has got big eyes, three long arms and five short legs. His arms are silver, and his legs are silver, too. 

My robot is funny and friendly, but sometimes he can be very serious. 

The Tin Man is made of steel and iron. 

He can solve difficult problems. He can run fast and he can climb fast, too. He can speak a lot of languages and he talks a lot. He tells others how they should behave when they meet aliens. The Tin Man can repair things in the house like computers, fridges, cookers and TVs. My robot can play board games with me and my family.
You can order this robot online. He is very expensive but he can make you happy and solve all difficult problems that you can't do yourself.

Miladin Božin, VI3

 

My robot's name is Darla. She is 20 years old and she is a cook. I like her the most when she makes muffins for me that she uses her fingers (a different filling leaks from each finger).
She has long blonde hair, small blue eyes, long lashes, and 3 long arms and 2 legs. She rides roller skates and wears a pink T-shirt and blue jeans.
She is made of metal and runs on batteries. She cooks anything anyone wants.
To order this robot, contact me. The robot costs 500e.

Vanja Badrljički, VI1

My robot's name is Toby.
He's big.It is blue. He doesn't wear any clothes. He's got arms,legs and eyes. His arms are 1m long and his legs are 1.5m long. His eyes are shiny and brown.
My robot is very serious.
He's made of plastic and metal.
He can walk, move his arms, legs and eyes. He can speak more than 10 languages.
He's for my sister.
You can order him on Google. My robot costs 10 euros.

Nikola Borić, VI2

Robots

Filip Tunić and Vukašin Bajkin, IV2

Imagine you are a robot designer. Design and describe your robot:

• What is the robot's name?
• What does it look like? Is it big or small? What colour is it? Is it shiny or not? Does it wear any clothes? Has it got arms, legs and eyes? How big are they? What colour are they? 
• What is your robot like? Cheerful, serious...? 
• What is it made of? Metal, steel, plastic, recyclable material...? 
• What can it do? 
• Who is it for? 
• How much does it cost?

My robot’s name is Ruby.
Ruby is small. She has purple eyes. My robot has wheels to move. She is gray and purple with colorful buttons.
Ruby has antennas that glow when she is happy.
She is made of metal.
Ruby helps us with household chores, and we play the most.
Her price is 120e.

Petra Gačka, IV2

My robot's name is Bibi. He is my best friend.
He can throw lasers through his eyes, and when he has an idea, a lighted light bulb appears.
Bibi is all gray.
He is priceless.

Nikolina Pilipović, IV2

My robot's name is Magic Mike.
Mike looks like a boy. He can be big and small, and he can change color when he wants. He wears a blue shirt and shiny pants.
My robot is very cheerful, kind and funny.
He is made of recyclable material.
Mike can talk, read, cook and iron.
He is made to take care of the kids.
He costs 1,000 euros.

Vukašin Badrljički, IV2

Mimi is the name  of my robot. (like my dog:))
She looks like a small dog and a vacuum cleaner. She is small, silver, blue and black. She is very shiny. She is without clothes. Mimi has arms. She has no legs but that is why she has two wheels. She has two big green eyes.
My robot is  very funny and she knows how to jump.
It's made of metal and recyclable materials.
Mimi knows how to clean and wipe. My robot is for children and dogs. She can play with dogs and also can help children to clean and wipe after the dogs :):) Mimi is so practical and my robot is not very expensive because she is helpful.

Petra Milica Fazekaš, IV1

Robots

Robot Maid 300

My robot's name will be Robot Maid 300. He will be very useful to both lazy and hard-working people. The robot will be able to cook meals, tidy rooms, play with kids and serve them. But people will need to feed him. He will eat trash. Also, he will be able to fix things around the home.  He will be expensive, around 20,000 dollars. Robot Maid 300 is the best solution to save time and relax.

Anja Berić, VIII2

Robot Baby-sitter

If you are busy all day and haven't got too much time for your children, you could get a robot baby-sitter.

This robot is ideal for employed parents who have a lot of work and can't be with their children. The robot looks like a young woman. It can be a cook, comedian or teacher. It cooks meals, makes drinks, helps children with their homework and the most important thing, plays with them. It costs £40,000 and you can buy it over the Internet.

Actually, this robot is expensive, but for that money, it's very useful.

Tijana Varađanin, VIII2

Eva 1

My robot is called Eva 1, after the first woman in the world. 

She is made of titanium with the latest sensors. The titanium skeleton is covered with artificial skin and it looks like a real person. She can hear and see and has the ability to talk. Eva 1 has artificial intelligence. She can help with children, housework and things like that. 

Eva 1 costs over 1,000 euros. Eva 1 is expensive but has all the possibilities you need and you will not regret the day you bought her.

Ivana Varađanin, VIII2

Future Robot

If I had a robot, he would be called John. He would do all the housework. He would make my bed and do my homework. He would tidy my room and scattered books. My life would be much easier and relaxed. In the house of my grandma, I would wash the car and John would cut the grass. I would enjoy his company. In the evening, I would go shopping and buy pizza. we would eat it together. I would change his batteries regularly.

Milan Jakšić, VIII2