Pony Village (page 2)
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When you visit Sweet Berry in her kitchen, you can learn to bake a cake and how to decorate it. To back, you can click on the recipe book and it will show you everything you'll need. Then you have to search the kitchen until you have everything, and then the batter will magically be mixed together and put in to oven. Once the came is baked, you can decorate it. There's color frosting, icing border designs you can color, candy decorations, candles, and letters you can write out "Happy Birthday" or any other greeting. Once decorated, the cake is wrapped up in a box ready to be give as a gift. You can open the box up and look at how your cake looks inside. However, if you don't feel like baking, you can use the cake Sweet Berry already had ready and just skip right to the decorating.
In the dance studio, Sundance will dance for you, but you have to play along with her game. She dances on a special floor with nine colored panels and when the music starts, the panels will light up. You have to remember what squares were lit and in what order. 
She'll start you out with an easy pattern of only one or two squares, but as the game gets more difficult, Sundance will have you trying to follow as many as seven or more squares. If you remember what panel were picked and click them all correctly, Sundance will do a fancy dance for you. But if you miss a square, she will trip and fall on the dance floor. But she'll get up again and gives you another chance. Between games and also while you're playing, you can change the music by clicking the jukebox. After each routine, Sundance will bow and be applauded.
In this Schoolhouse, learning really is fun and creative. You can create all kind of different pictures and projects with the Art Board. There's different pictures of all the ponies in color and black and white that you can start with. And you can add to them with animals, objects, and logos. Some will look familiar since they appear thoughout the game, like squirrels and birds. There's also backgrounds taken from Ponyland that you can place your objects over and make a scene on the farm. You can also add borders to your pictures; each a different design that you place one panel at a time around the picture. You can also do this with pony stamp, which are the same pictures as SmileMaker's My Little Pony stickers. You can even add letters and numbers as the board contains the entire alphabet and the numbers 0-9. When you're all done, you can print your pictures out.
There's also a memory game you can play. By clicking the book shelf, it becomes a gameboard. You start out with eight books, and them you click on two, they will open. If the pictures match the books will vanish. If not, you have to pick tow more and try again, Once all the books are gone, you win, and Morning Glory will congratulate you and say something like "Nothing wrong with your memory!" There are two more levels to complete if you want; the send having twelve books, and the third having sixteen. After completing all three, you can still continue to play in the third level.
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