MoonCampaign by Theona (9 years)
Hi, my name is Theona. I am 9 years old and I am in fourth grade. I love spending my free time doing fun and creative activities like drawing, arts and crafts, and making videos. I also enjoy playing sports like soccer and doing gymnastics. Music is very important to me, and I play both the piano and the clarinet. I also love learning new things every day. Today, I am very excited to present my robotics project called “Music and Lights.” I worked on this project for many weeks, and I am proud to show how it works.
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Hi everyone! My name is Theona, and I am 9 years old. I am currently in fourth grade, and I am so excited to share my robotics project with you today. In my free time, I enjoy doing many fun activities. I love drawing and creating arts and crafts because they let me use my imagination. I also enjoy doing gymnastics and playing soccer, which keep me active and healthy.Another thing I really love is music. I play the piano and the clarinet, and I enjoy practicing and learning new songs. I also like playing games, making videos, and learning new things every day. All of these hobbies inspired me to create my project.
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