MoonCampaign by Xylia (9 years)
Hello everyone! My name is Xylia Panda, and I am 9 years old and in fourth grade. I enjoy arts, swimming, and gymnastics. I especially love shaping clay and painting on canvas. Today I am excited to present my virtual dice project made with a micro. When I shake the micro, it generates a random number from one to six using the random module. After showing the number, it displays a different image and text. There is a one-second pause between each part. Each number has its own image and message. My project is fun, fast, and accurate, and it turns a normal dice into a creative virtual game.
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Hello everyone! My name is Xylia Panda. I am 9 years old and I am in fourth grade. I enjoy doing many fun activities, especially art, swimming, and gymnastics. In art, I really like shaping clay and painting on canvas. During the summer, I love going to the pool, and every weekend I take gymnastics classes. Today, I am excited to share my show and tell project with you.My project is called a Virtual Dice. I created it using a micro. It works like a normal dice, but it has something extra. When I shake the micro, it chooses a random number from one to six. After the number appears, the micro also shows an image and some text connected to that number.
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