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MoonCampaign by Ethan (11 years)
My name is Ethan Savelsberg, and I like to code and play random games that I find. I also really enjoy working with microcontrollers and building cool things. For my show and tell project, I made a device that can read text files. I came up with this idea quickly and started working on it around 7:30 last night, so I had to finish it fast. I wanted to make something simple and cheaper than devices like a Kindle. Even though I was rushing, I learned a lot while making it. I hope you enjoy my project.
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Hi everyone, my name is Ethan Savelsberg, and today I’m going to share my show and tell project with you. I really like coding and playing random games that I find online. I also enjoy working with microcontrollers because I think it’s really fun to build things that actually work in real life.For this project, I made a device that can read text files. I’ll be honest—I started working on it pretty late, around 7:30 last night! I didn’t have a lot of time, so I had to think of an idea quickly. In less than 30 minutes, I came up with this project. I wanted to create something simple but useful.
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