You asked for it (and asked for it, and asked for it, and asked for it...) and now you got it: a brand spankin' new game from IML! Wanna be one of the first to try it out?
Wheel Houz is really cool...well at least, we think so. It's a chance to create something -- a wheel -- that represents who you are, and gives you (and others) a way to look at yourself in some interesting ways. At first it will seem a little like a quiz, asking some questions. Then you get to have fun with pictures and patterns. You'll end up with a Wheel that's sort of like everything about you, all at once, all in one place.
From there you can print your Wheel or email it to a friend. And then, here's another thing we're excited about: you can use your PBS KIDS GO! username to save your Wheel to the IML Wheel Houz Gallery and even to your own private gallery so you can keep track of all the Wheels you make. If you don't have or don't want a username, you can still make Wheels to print and send, and view the Gallery. You can also talk about your Wheel on You Said It page.
Thanks to all you IML'ers for your patience, because many of you have been waiting and curious about this new game. And thanks to PBS for the funding to make this possible (and the people who donate to PBS, of course).
Now, go make some Wheels! We're eager to see what you come up with!
Wheel Houz is really cool...well at least, we think so. It's a chance to create something -- a wheel -- that represents who you are, and gives you (and others) a way to look at yourself in some interesting ways. At first it will seem a little like a quiz, asking some questions. Then you get to have fun with pictures and patterns. You'll end up with a Wheel that's sort of like everything about you, all at once, all in one place. From there you can print your Wheel or email it to a friend. And then, here's another thing we're excited about: you can use your PBS KIDS GO! username to save your Wheel to the IML Wheel Houz Gallery and even to your own private gallery so you can keep track of all the Wheels you make. If you don't have or don't want a username, you can still make Wheels to print and send, and view the Gallery. You can also talk about your Wheel on You Said It page.
Thanks to all you IML'ers for your patience, because many of you have been waiting and curious about this new game. And thanks to PBS for the funding to make this possible (and the people who donate to PBS, of course).
Now, go make some Wheels! We're eager to see what you come up with!
