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MoonCampaign by Rania (10 years)
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Hello, my name is Rania and I am 11 years old in grade six. I enjoy playing badminton and volleyball with my friends, and I also love music. I play the trumpet and piano. My show and tell project is called the RGB Weather Reporter. In this project, I used an RGB LED and three switches to create different colours that represent weather conditions. By turning on different switches, I can mix red, green, and blue to make colours like yellow, cyan, and white. This project helped me understand how colours are made and how coding can control lights in fun ways.
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Hello everyone, my name is Rania. I am 11 years old and in grade six. I enjoy playing badminton and volleyball with my friends, and I also love music. I play two instruments, the trumpet and the piano. I also find space very fascinating, and algebra is my favourite subject because I enjoy solving problems.Today, I am excited to present my show and tell project called the RGB Weather Reporter. I got the idea for this project when I learned about RGB LEDs and how they can create different colours by mixing red, green, and blue. I found it really interesting, so I decided to use it in a creative way by making a weather reporter.
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