MoonCampaign by Theona (9 years)
I presented my Micro:bit game called Magic Wand. In my game, players press button A or B to cast a spell. The wand shows a countdown using a loop, and then a surprise message appears. If you press button A, you turn into a frog and lose. If you press button B, a bad person turns into a fish and you win. I used animations, loops, and messages to make my game magical and fun.
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I presented my show and tell project called Magic Wand, a fun and magical game created using the Micro:bit.
In my game, players can cast spells by pressing button A or button B. At the start, the screen shows a moving animation that looks like a magic wand going from left to right. Then it displays the message, “Press A or B for magic.” This makes the game interactive and exciting.
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