E-Pet

Micro:Bit is currently sold in a boring rectangular cardboard box.  The sales are not high and BBC has approached you to think about creating an alternative way to package the micro:bit so that it would attract more parents or children to buy the micro:bit.  You should consider loading some coding that would look go along with your alternative "package".  For example, if you create a e-dog, your code should get the dog to bark, introduce itself to the  child and perhaps to play a tune for the child.  You should have to include sequence or series of steps, input or button A or shake, output or music, text or icon and iteration or loops.

You should have a decomposition plan to ensure your code would be suitable and materials required to create your prototype would be available.

This YouTube on how to create an animation using forever and pause may help to make your E-Pet interesting.