This is a little joke I played on my 5th grade class this past year. It was 4:30 in the morning two months ago that I woke up with a fiendishly clever idea. This idea was so brilliant that I couldn't help but begin work and keep going nearly until school was nearly ready to begin at 8:20. I wanted it to be awesome. It was April Fool's Day two months ago, and I decided to play a little prank on my class. You see, I've never played a practical joke on my whole class before (at least that I can remember) and I thought that I'd do one this year. Why? Just because. I did a little research. It seems that back in 1976 an astronomer, Patrick Alfred Moore, pulled a prank on BBC radio listeners. He stated that as Pluto passed behind Jupiter, it would cause decreased gravity temporarily on Earth. Hundreds of people were completely faked out. It was brilliant. I decided to recreate the hoax—after all—I'm all about keeping things green and recycling whenever possible. Also, this idea was much too good to NOT use. I copied the HTML code from the Wikipedia as well as the NBC website. I put this code into Dreamweaver (my webpage creation software) and began to rewrite portions of the sites...after all I wanted it to look real. I changed the dates, added information, and made the Wikipedia site not state anywhere in it that this was a hoax which happened in 1976, but rater a late-breaking story which had been on the 11 o'clock news the night before; therefore, many of the students may not ...
Tags: April, Fool's, 2010, elementary, joke
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