8A8'S PADLET by Lê Thị Bảo Ngọc

Thanh Thanh 8a8

2024-10-08 02:56:37 UTC

Several years ago , i knew a craze called playing pokemon cards. it became popular at my school. Every student bought snack to collect some cards to play. The rule was very simple, you just played it like cross paper scissors. But it by card. I used to play it when I was in primary school. It was very fun.

Minh Nhat 8A8

2024-10-08 03:01:48 UTC

In the 1970s, a peculiar fad swept across the United States: the Pet Rock. People were buying ordinary rocks and treating them as pets! It was a simple concept, yet surprisingly popular. People would name their rocks, dress them in tiny clothes, and even take them for walks. The Pet Rock craze was a humorous response to the fast-paced, materialistic culture of the time. It was a way for people to relax and find joy in the simple things in life. Although the fad eventually faded away, the Pet Rock remains a quirky reminder of a bygone era.

Thanh Danh 8A8

2024-10-08 03:03:48 UTC

In the 1950s, a simple toy took the world by storm: the hula hoop. This circular plastic ring, designed to be twirled around the waist, became a global sensation. Children and adults alike were captivated by the challenge and joy of mastering the hula hoop. The craze spread rapidly, with people practicing in parks, backyards, and even on the streets. The hula hoop's popularity was fueled by its affordability, easy-to-learn nature, and the sense of accomplishment it provided. Although the fad eventually waned, the hula hoop continues to be a beloved toy that brings joy to people of all ages.

Minh Phuong 8A8

2024-10-08 03:06:25 UTC

In the late 1970s, a Hungarian inventor named Ernő Rubik created a colorful puzzle that would soon captivate the world: the Rubik's Cube. This cube-shaped puzzle, with six faces each consisting of nine squares in different colors, became a global sensation. The challenge of solving the cube, by twisting the faces to arrange all the squares of the same color on each side, drove people of all ages to try their hand at it. The Rubik's Cube craze sparked a competitive spirit, with people vying to solve the puzzle in the shortest possible time. Although the fad eventually subsided, the Rubik's Cube remains a classic puzzle that continues to challenge and entertain people today.

Minh Quan 8A8

2024-10-08 03:08:57 UTC

In the 1980s, a line of soft, cuddly dolls known as Cabbage Patch Kids took the world by storm. These dolls, each with a unique appearance and personality, were said to be "adopted" by their owners rather than purchased. The Cabbage Patch Kids craze was fueled by a sense of scarcity and exclusivity, as the dolls were often in short supply. Parents and children alike would camp out at stores for days to secure their desired Cabbage Patch Kid. The fad reached its peak in the mid-1980s, with millions of dolls sold worldwide. Although the craze eventually faded, Cabbage Patch Kids remain a beloved collectible for many.

MinhKha 8A8

2024-10-08 03:09:56 UTC

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Thanh Nguyên 8A8

2024-10-08 14:49:57 UTC

Modern graffiti seems to have appeared in Philadelphia in the early 1960s, and by the late sixties, it had arrived in New York. when a man known as TAKI 183 was published in the New York Times, graffiti became famous. Graffiti art is associated with images, text, or illustrations drawn on walls, sides of buildings, or trains. There are many styles of graffiti: tag, bubble, throw up, wild style,.... It is created by creating letters, which makes the piece look stylish. But it wasn't until I was 7 years old that I learned about this unique art through the internet. At first, everyone finds it very difficult, but then will find it unique and very easy. To be a responsible graffiti artist, we should not paint on walls or in public, but instead draw on paper, tablets or boards.

Nguyễn Hưng Quân 8a8

2024-10-08 14:55:55 UTC

In 2017, fidget spinner became very prevalent trending toys. People buying this especially students because the producer said it cans reduce stress, anxiety,… I remember fidget spinner had alot of gameplay variation and one of the most popular is ‘Who can hold the spinner with 1 finger the longest?’. But sadly, recent years scientists found the fidget spinner cant reduce stress, anxiety so some school in USA banned it and people stop buying that.

(Khánh Đoan)

2024-10-08 15:21:19 UTC

In 2023 coin cake was a very hot cake. Many people love to ate this type of cake. It had a light yellow color. Inside there was cheese that when eaten, the cheese will be stretched. The crust was very soft and spongy, not crumbly or too hard. And the cheese filling was greasy and salty, quite delicious. Each cake costs 25,000 VND, the cake was thick and the filling was plump, suitable for the budget. And I used to really like this dish. but when I was eating it, it was stale.

Kim Ngân 8A8

2024-10-08 15:43:46 UTC

In the 1963s

, Philips in the Netherlands launched the first compact cassette tape. By 1965, popular cassette tapes began to be sold. We can listen to them while driving long distances or while doing homework. The sound quality may not be the best but the experience is unforgettable. Before the digital age, cassette tapes were the primary means by which people listened to music. They are portable and relatively affordable, making them popular among young people. While modern streaming services put millions of songs at our fingertips, there's something special about the tangible nature of cassette tapes. The act of pressing play and flipping the tape creates the listening experience

Lâm Giang

2024-10-08 15:45:15 UTC

In 2016, a viral video of a teenager flipping a water bottle at a talent show at Ardrey Kell High School in Charlotte, North Carolina popularized the practice. Water bottle flipping is a trend that involves throwing a plastic bottle, usually partially filled with a liquid such as water, into the air so that it spins, in a move intended to land the bottle upright on its base or cap. The practice became a worldwide trend in the summer of 2016, with many imitators posting videos online. With its popularity, the repetitive noise of the water bottle flip has been criticized for causing a distraction and public nuisance. Parents and teachers have expressed dismay at the practice, leading to water bottle flips being banned in some schools around the world, as well as many calling for water bottle flips to be done only in private.

Phạm Phương Đoan 8a8

2024-10-08 15:45:52 UTC

Some time ago, probably 2 years ago, I saw a lot of children or students buying snails to borrow their souls as pets. The children feed them the plants and provide them with a habitate. I also had the experience of raising them, it was a very fun time, but it was very short because I didn’t spend much time with them, but for me it was a really cute animal. I think it possible, you should try it out is really interesting. It will bring you joy and laughter, animals are really cute, but don’t forget to feel them regularly and clean up their shelter, snails borrow their souls just like us will be very uncomfortable with that unclean place

Thúy Anh 8a8

2024-10-08 18:26:28 UTC

A long time ago, I knew the game east west south north, it became popular in my school. Wrote the names of animals inside and chose many times to see which animal you chose will imitate the sound or action of that animal. I used to play it when I was in primary school. It was very fun

2024-10-09 10:12:44 UTC

Thanh Phương 8A8

2024-10-09 12:02:10 UTC

Colorful blooming seeds are popular in 2018 because they attract many children with their bright and colorful colors. I used to play with blooming seeds and was banned by my parents. We just need to put the blooming seeds in water and wait about after 1 to 2 days, the size of the seeds increase. Beside that, they bring lots pf serious consequences for many children. Just a few days after the blooming seeds become popular, many children didn't know so accidentally ate it and were hospitalizing. This makes many parents worried about it and have a bad impression of this toy associated with childhood.

Đình Phong 8A8

phamdinhphongnguyen — 2024-10-09 15:07:43 UTC

Fingerboarding is a miniature skateboarding phenomenon that combines skill, creativity, and community. Originating in the 1970s and gaining popularity in the 1990s, it allows enthusiasts to perform tricks using tiny skateboards on their fingers.The appeal lies in its accessibility—anyone can practice indoors without needing a skateboard or large space. Customization is key; fingerboarders often create unique setups with personalized decks and ramps, fostering a vibrant community online.As a blend of art and sport, fingerboarding continues to thrive, celebrating the joy of creativity and the thrill of mastering tricks. Whether you're a novice or an expert, it offers a fun way to engage with skate culture!

Nguyễn Vũ Như Ý 8a8

2024-10-10 15:16:21 UTC

Last year, capybaras were a very hot trend, especially among young people. With their cute appearance and friendly nature, capybaras won the hearts of many. On social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram, images and videos of capybaras frequently appeared and attracted many views. Many people even bought products like plush toys, keychains, and shirts with capybara prints to show their love. Capybaras are nicknamed “the diplomats” because of their good communication skills and ability to live harmoniously with many other animals. Their gentle and lovable nature brings a sense of peace and helps reduce stress for viewers. Additionally, capybaras are loved for bringing a sense of tranquility and joy in modern life. This trend is not just a passing fad but also reflects the need to seek peace and happiness in contemporary life.

Tường Nguyên 8A8

2024-10-10 22:37:48 UTC

Uno (/ˈuːnoʊ/; Italian and Spanish: "one", stylized: UNO) is an American card game played with a special deck of cards. The general principle of the game is taken from the card game Crazy Eights. The game was developed by Merle Robbins in Reading, a suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio, USA in 1971. It became a Mattel brand in 1992. When people around him began to get used to it and play Uno regularly Furthermore, Robbins spent $8,000 to produce 5,000 decks of cards. Leading the way was Robert Tezak, a funeral service store owner in Joliet, Illinois, for $50,000 plus a royalty of 10 cents per deck. Tezak founded International Games, Inc., to market UNO, with offices located in his store. The game was produced by Lewis Saltzman of the printing company Saltzman Printers in Maywood, Illinois. In 1992, International Games became a subsidiary of Mattel.

Thảo Uyên 8a8

2024-10-13 10:41:39 UTC

The origin of this toy is still controversial. YoYo may have been invented in China, or the Philippines centuries ago. The name YoYo is derived from Tayoyo, which means to turn around. In 1866, YoYo was first known in America as a whirligig. The game first became popular in the 1920s, but it wasn't until 1929, when Filipino-American Pedro Flores opened a Yo Yo factory in the U.S., that the toy really became popular. In 1990, Tom Kuhn introduced the SB-2-YoYo with technical improvements. And thanks to that, Tom Kuhn is known as the father of the modern YoYo. In the simplest gameplay, the yo-yo is tied to the shaft by hand. When playing, the yo-yo is dropped along the rope, and by inertia, the rope is rewound. Yo-yo is also an internationally organized subject, especially the World Yo-Yo Competition. YoYo has 5 main types, namely: Single String (1A), Double Looping (2A), Double Strings (3A), Offstring (4A) and Free Hand (5A).Although it was a trend a long time ago, until now, this game is still preferred by not only children but also adults, even though the original purpose was children's toys. Not only can it be played in a simple way, but it can also be played in many other creative forms. From there, it can be seen that yoyo is a toy that is diverse in form, style as well as color.

Nguyễn Hữu Khôi Nguyên 8a8

nguyenhuukhoinguyen69 — 2024-10-13 12:59:46 UTC

In 2023,Hand-pounded lemon tea has become a new dining trend in China Instead of the usual way of brewing, hand-pounded lemon tea is brewed in a very interesting new way. A specific type of lemon is used, commonly known as Cantonese lemon or perfume lemon. This type of lemon is known to have a very attractive characteristic aroma. Strong pounding will make the essential oil from the lemon emit a fragrance, so the hand-pounded lemon tea cup also has a much more attractive scent. After pounding, add ice, sugar and tea and shake to complete the hand-pounded lemon tea.

Nguyễn Hưng Quân 8a8

2024-10-13 14:23:12 UTC

A fidget spinner is a toy that consists of a ball bearing in the center of a multi-lobed (typically three-lobed) flat structure made from metal or plastic with metal weights in the lobes, designed to spin around its central axis. Fidget spinners became very prevalent trending toys in 2017.

The toy has been promoted as helping people who have trouble focusing or those who may need to fidget to relieve nervous energy, anxiety, or psychological stress. There are claims that a fidget spinner can help calm down people who have neuro-developmental or mental disorders, such as ADHD and autism, though peer-reviewed studies for this notion are lacking.

A fidget spinner consists of a round, flat central bearing (usually a ball bearing) that allows the arms connected to it to rotate; around this central axis, there are usually three weighted arms, but their number varies depending on the model. When spun forcefully, they can continue spinning for up to several minutes, depending on the model.