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MoonCampaign by Aavya (7 years)
My project is called the Fortune Teller. It has three color choices: cyan, yellow, and magenta. The user thinks of a color and presses the corresponding button. When a button is pressed, the Micro:bit lights up with that color and plays a short melody. It also gives a fun fortune, like “You get to go on vacation” or “You get to eat your favorite food.” Pressing multiple buttons can give different messages. It’s a fun way to play with friends and family.
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I created a Micro:bit game called the Fortune Teller. This project is designed to be interactive and fun for kids, friends, and families. The Fortune Teller has three color choices: cyan, yellow, and magenta. The person playing the game thinks of one color and then presses the corresponding button on the Micro:bit.
Once a button is pressed, the Micro:bit lights up in the chosen color and plays a short melody. Along with the light and music, the Micro:bit shows a fun fortune. For example, pressing the cyan button could reveal, “You get to go on vacation.” Pressing the yellow button might show, “You get to eat your favorite food.” Pressing the magenta button, or a combination of buttons, gives other exciting messages like, “You get to make something special.”
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