Whelp its another failure. Just kidding! unlike my track record it was a total success! What was the assignment? I was supposed to use the if block to create a game to test the player’s reaction time. What did I use? I used a small but organized cardboard frame, a microbit, and four alligator clips. it was super simple but a I did face a couple challenges. What did I do? well I coded the the microbit to show three…
what was the assignment? create a device that tells people if they are six people apart or not. what did I do? when you pressed a button you would receive a smiley face if you were six feet away and if too close then a frowny face. I coded it to send out a signal to the other microbit every time I pressed a button. then the signal would see if the strength of the signal was the one matched…
A few weeks ago, my teacher introduced us so something called a micro bit with a coding website. Click here to access that website. I was pretty excited to learn about this new program. we started out simple by making a flashing heart on the LEDs. but then we made a thermometer and the next thing I knew, we were having lots of coding issues. Last week my CSAI teacher told us that we needed to use are Micro bits…
As of last year, my school introduced me to a nifty coding app called Turtle Art, and I started playing around with the little turtle that you gave commands to by coding. This is what I made: If you want to try what I did you can copy the code below. This experience was fun, and I learned how to block code. I recommend you to try Turtle Art.
Hi, my name is Amelia and I live with a family of four. I am currently attending Quest Academy, a private school. I enjoy biking, swimming, dancing, tennis, and rollerblading. Welcome!