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MoonCampaign by Jayaansh (7 years)
Hello everyone! My name is Jayaansh. My favorite food is pizza, my favorite sport is basketball, and I love visiting Altitude Trampoline Park, Kalahari Water Park, and Chuck-E-Cheese. Today I am excited to share my micro:bit project, a Happy Birthday Song. My project has a birthday cake that appears when I press Button A. The cake stays on the screen while the Happy Birthday song plays. After the song, the micro:bit shows two messages: “Happy Birthday” and “Thank You.” I created this project using MakeCode and several blocks. I also learned that sometimes projects may not work immediately, so I had to reconnect and test my micro:bit before demonstrating it.
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Hello everyone! My name is Jayaansh. Today I am excited to share my micro:bit project with you. My favorite food is pizza, and my favorite sport is basketball. Some of my favorite places to visit are Altitude Trampoline Park, Kalahari Water Park, and Chuck-E-Cheese.My project is called the Happy Birthday Song. I wanted to create something fun that could be used to celebrate someone's birthday. My project has a birthday cake displayed on the micro:bit screen, and it also plays the Happy Birthday song.
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