MoonCampaign by Clarice (8 years)
Hi, my name is a Clarice, and my project is called Beautiful Art. In this project, I made different fun activities using code. I made three activities by myself, and I also found some ideas in the Show Icon section that I wanted to try. My project uses the pick random block to randomly choose one of seven activities. I learned that the numbers should be from 1 to 7 because I have seven activities. I also learned how pause blocks work and why using a longer pause can make animations easier to see. I enjoyed creating and testing my project.
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Hi, my project is called Beautiful Art, and today I’m going to show you some of the activities I made. I made three of the activities by myself, and I found some other ideas in the Show Icon section. I chose them because they were things I wanted to create and try.
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